The Conquistador Equine Rescue & Advocacy Program (CERAP)

Sheriff Joe Arpaio to Spend an Evening with Community Members on Monday Decmber 5, 2011

to Help the Horses

December 5, 2011 event “An Evening with Sheriff Joe” to raise critically needed funds for the Conquistador Equine Rescue & Advocacy Program (CERAP)

On Monday, December 5, 2011, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio will speak and personally visit with community members.  The event, “An Evening with Sheriff Joe” is being held to raise urgently needed funds for the horses in CERAP’s care.   You are invited to attend this one of a kind opportunity to hear the Sheriff speak, meet the Sheriff, speak with him personally and have your picture taken with America’s toughest Sheriff (who has the softest heart for animals).  Details follow:

What:    An Evening with Sheriff Joe

When:   Monday, December 5, 2011 

Time:    6:30 to 9:00 pm

Fee:  A donation of $20.00 per person is required at the door.

Where: This event is in a private home.  Please call 480-593-4491 or (602) 393-8313 or email b.theronhaight@yahoo.com for more information, reservations and location.  Reservations are required.  Seating is limited.

Activities:  There will be a live auction and refreshments. 

Donations:  If you would like to donate an auction item or sponsor this event, please call (480) 593-4491.  Your donation is tax deductible. 

“An Evening with Sheriff Joe” is a fundraiser for the Conquistador Horse Rescue Program.  Proceeds will go directly to urgently needed funds to help the Conquistador horses.  CERAP is very grateful to Sheriff Arpaio who is donating his evening to help these wonderful horses.

 The Conquistador Equine Rescue and Advocacy Program (CERAP), an Arizona based 501 (c) 3 charity has been working for 11 years to rescue and rehabilitate more than 400 homeless and abused horses in the US including Conquistador and another 100 horses in Canada.  CERAP also works with law enforcement to stop equine cruelty cases and has worked successfully with community members to get equine welfare legislation passed including working with Vice Mayor Thelda Williams to get a ban on horse tripping passed and with Dr. John Hunt, the Arizona Department of Agriculture and community members to get a voluntary inspection of horse rescues enacted. CERAP also works with our attorney to save wild horses so that they can live out their lives in their ancestral homes including the magnificent wild horses of the Apache Sitgreaves National Forests.     





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