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Nonprofit fosters a new beginning for horses

Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue has saved 109 horses and remains the only horse rescue in the county
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue has been rescuing New Jerseys state animal, the horse, from
slaughter for four years but became an official 501 3c non-profit
organization in 2014. Ensuring
quality care and treatment, the
service provides intervention, education and outreach to the community to promote public awareness for the cause.
Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue, which is made up of all volunteers and is based in Medford,
has saved 109 horses and remains
the only horse rescue in Burlington County. In educating the community, the organization hosts
events and activities in addition
to fostering an environment that
teaches patience and kindness
and creates a sense of moral and
social well-being. Its most recent
event was held on Tuesday, Oct. 18
and raised funds for additional
fencing so that the organization
can expand and take in more animals.
We teach kindness and patience through gentle horsemanship. We dont yell or use discipline with our horses, and they
only get trained with praise,
Darlene Supnick, president of the
organization and owner of the
farm it operates on, said. Also,

LINDSEY NOLEN/The Sun

Darlene Supnick, president of Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue and owner of the farm it operates on,
stands beside Boomer to her left, and his mother, Nellie, on the right.
most of the time if we ride, we
use bit-less riding so no horses
will have bits in theirs mouths
Many people are unaware of
the prevalence of horse slaughter,
animal abuse and neglect
throughout the nation. According
to The Horse Fund, U.S. Depart-

ment of Agriculture statistics

show more than 92 percent of
horses slaughtered are in good
condition and able to live productive lives. For this reason, the organization is always trying to
raise funds to rescue horses that
are standing in kill pens.

Normally, we have a big Facebook network of the rescues, and

watch for people posting about
horses ready to be shipped to a
kill shelter, Supnick said. We
also check out the Cranbury Sale
Stable and Horse and Tack Auction in Cranbury, and every once

in awhile someone who has a

horse dies or someone just cant
afford to keep their horse and we
intercept them.
For the organization, the easiest part of rescuing these horses
is initially paying their slaughter
price to the kill broker, a person
who buys horses either with the
intent to sell them to a slaughterhouse or who acts as a middleman for slaughterhouses. Then,
once the horses are pulled off the
kill pens, it costs the organization
on average about $700 in the first
30 days.
Despite costs and in an attempt
to provide comprehensive services after a rescue, Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue also aids the
equine by providing transportation, holding facilities and humane and quality care for the
abused, abandoned and neglected
horses as well as other animals,
including a blind rooster, crippled
goat and an old donkey.
We give them good food, the
best grain, the best hay, veterinarians for shots, we have their feet
and teeth done and more, Supnick said. Weve saved over 100
horses and follow up with each
contract. If someone cant keep
up with their horse, the contract
says that they have to give them
back to us. We also visit all the
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

A veterinarians tale
Medford resident featured on
Animal Planet show. PAGE 3

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of fresh, local foods and beverages at two lectures being offered
by Medford Leas this fall.
Benefits of Eating Local Foods
at the Vincentown Diner and
Wines in the Garden State: Past,
Present, and Future, will offer a
look at the local options available
when dining and drinking. The
programs will be held in Medford
Leas Medford Campus Theater
and are being offered at no cost.
The Vincentown Diner program
will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 25,
and the Wines program will be
held on Tuesday, Nov. 15, both
from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Although utilizing local foods
is a trend that has grown in popularity recently, the Vincentown
Diner switched to local and seasonal foods more than a decade
ago under the ownership of Jim
Melissaratos because, as he ex-

plained, it made good business

sense and supports the local economy.
The Vincentown Diner is
proud to not only support the
local economy, but to work to
build community by educating
our customers as to where the
food comes from thus connecting diners to the folks who grow
and prepare these items for final
consumption, said Melissaratos,
who will be joined by Vincentown
Diner staff in delivering a lecture
at Medford Leas.
John Cifelli, general manager
of Unionville Vineyards, and a 15year food, beverage, and hospitality professional, will lead the second program on local wine.
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The Sun
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farms before we send the horses
out.
To help its lifesaving endeavors, the organization constantly
needs funds for quarantine, medical funds, vaccines, farrier and
dentistry. To assist Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue, the community is encouraged to make a taxdeductible donation through PayPal.
To send a contribution via PayPal, select pay or send money
and enter the organizations
email, forgottenangelsequinerescue@gmail.com. Check donations
can also be mailed to Forgotten
Angels Equine Rescue, 288 Hartford Road, Medford, 08055.
If residents are unable to make
a financial donation, they should
also consider volunteering either
by helping with the chores or

LINDSEY NOLEN/The Sun

Darlene Supnicks husband Nate stands beside resident horse,

Boomer, at the couples farm in Medford.
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happenings at the medford library association

Pumpkin decorating contest held through Oct. 27

By MARGARET LAFFERTY
Medford Library Association
There are so many wonderful things
going on at the Pinelands Library that I
need to jump right in and spill the beans.
The October reading raffles are now on
display, along with a new game for children. The adult basket is full of books,
note pads and a day planner as you prepare
your calendar for next year. There is even a
$25 gift card to Dilisi Pizza for your
munchies as you fill in those important
dates. The child friendly basket is definitely Halloween themed with a pumpkin basket and tons of candy. Speaking of candy,
how many candy corns can you find hiding
in the childrens section?
There is still time to enter our Pumpkin
Decorating Contest for kids of all ages.
Prizes will be awarded in four age groups,

including adults. Decorate your pumpkin

as your favorite character from a book and
bring it into the library where it will be on
display. The contest runs until Thursday,
Oct. 27. Winners will be announced on Friday, Oct. 28.
There is a weeklong Mystery Scavenger
Hunt at the library from Monday, Oct. 24
through the Monday, Oct. 31. Celebrate the
Big Read by doing some detective work to
solve this clue-themed scavenger hunt and
find out whodunit. NEA Big Read is a program of the National Endowment for the
Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest.
As far as movies go, our Halloween special will be a Vincent Price movie
marathon on Monday, Oct. 31. From noon
until closing, enjoy thrills and chills with
movies starring one of the masters of the
horror genre. As Price once said, It is as
much fun to scare as to be scared. For

those of you looking for our Family Movie

Night, it will be on Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m.
with The Jungle Book.
There are so many other activities available that I will only mention them here:
fourth and fifth grade book club, Skull and
Bones Detective, and Full STEAM Ahead.
For more information on these, contact the
Pinelands Library.
Until next time, keep turning those
pages! Or logging in!

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WEDNESDAY OCT. 19
Wii Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Tournament: Kids and teens. 4
p.m. at the Pinelands Branch
Library. Join the library for an
hour Super Smash Brothers
Brawl tournament on the Nintendo Wii system. Show off your skill
as you compete against other
players. Choose your favorite
Nintendo character and let the
brawl begin. Registration is
requested.
Medford Lakes Garden Club meeting: 11:30 a.m. at Vaughan Hall in

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and guests welcome. Call 2682333 for information.
Medford MOMS Club meeting: The
third Wednesday of the month
featuring a speaker. For more
information, visit www.medfordareamoms.com or email momsofmedford@gmail.com.

THURSDAY OCT. 20
Pumpkin Make-n-Take Craft: Kids.
Stop by anytime today to make a
cute, seasonal pumpkin craft.
Available while supplies last.
Parachute Play: Kids 2 to 4 years
old. 10:30 a.m. at the Pinelands
Branch Library. Join the library
for a half hour of parachute
games and play time together.
Must be accompanied by a caregiver, and registration is required.
Yoga Pretzels: Kids. 4:30 p.m. at
the Pinelands Branch Library.
Yoga Pretzels is a fun and vibrant
way to get kids bending, breathing, twisting, and stretching. Kids
will find their connection with the
Universe though playful poses.

Registration is required.
Candlelight Yoga: Adults. 5:30 p.m.
at the Pinelands Branch Library.
Please join us with Babita Kapoor,
a registered Shakti Om Yoga
instructor, to learn yogas ancient
science. Registration is required.

FRIDAY OCT. 21
Paws to Read: Kids and family. 3:30
p.m., 3:45 p.m., 4 p.m. and 4:15
p.m. at the Pinelands Branch
Library. Children are welcome to
practice their reading skills and
make a new friend by reading
aloud to Brooke, a registered
therapy dog. Brooke is a lovable
Standard Poodle and she loves to
hear a good story. Sign up for a
15-minute slot and see what it's
all about. Registration is required.

SATURDAY OCT. 22
Disaster Preparation for Adults:
Adults. 11 a.m. at the Pinelands
Branch Library. This presentation
by the emergency management
coordinator of Medford will
include information about how

emergency management operates, how to prepare your family

for disasters and information
about how to receive information
during an emergency.
Fall Festival and Oktoberfest: Noon
to 5 p.m. at Medford Lakes. Hosted by the Medford Lakes
Womens Club, the event will feature a petting zoo, crafters, brewers, local food, tarot readings,
face painting, live music, contests, games and much more for
families.
Gaming at the Library: NBA 2K16:
Kids and teens. 2 p.m. at the
Pinelands Branch Library. Join
Mr. Will for an afternoon of NBA
2K16 on XBOX 360. Registration
is requested and guarantees you
game time. Walk-ins are accepted, and parents are encouraged
to join in the fun. Registration is
requested.

MONDAY OCT. 24
Baby Time: Kids up to 18 months
old. 10:30 a.m. at the Pinelands
Branch Library.
Our littlest
library goers are invited to join

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Ms. Danielle for stories, songs,
rhymes and play time. Must be
accompanied by a caregiver. Registration is required.
Fourth and Fifth Grade Book Club:
Kids ages 9 to 11 years old. 4 p.m.
at the Pinelands Branch Library.
This club will meet once a month
to play games, do crafts, and talk
about books! Snacks will also be
served. Registration is required.
Stress Busters Crochet 101:
Adults. 6 p.m. at the Pinelands
Branch Library. Looking to learn
crochet? Stop into the Pinelands
Library to tackle a simple project.
Please note: Patrons with special
needs should have a caregiver
present.
Economic Development Commission meeting: 7 p.m. at Cranberry
Hall, 17 N. Main St. For more information, agenda and to confirm
meeting time, visit www.medfordtownship.com.
Helping Hand grief support: 7 to 9
p.m. at Fellowship Alliance Chapel,
199 Church Road. Educational hour
and support sessions. Call 953-

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TUESDAY OCT. 25
Halloween Story Time with Mr.
Rick: Kids. 4 p.m. at the
Pinelands Branch Library. Come

join Mr. Rick for some spooky stories and a scavenger hunt. Registration is required.
Family Movie Night: The Jungle
Book (2016): All ages. 6 p.m. at
the Pinelands Branch Library.
Bring the whole family to the
library for this month's feature,
"The Jungle Book" (106 min.).
Snacks and beverages may be
served, but feel free to bring your
own goodies and blanket to get

comfy. Registration is requested.

Environmental Affairs Advisory
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time, visit www.medfordtownship.com.
Medford-Vincentown Rotary Club
meeting: 6:30 p.m. at Braddocks
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visit www.mvrotaryclub.org.

Annual 'Trunk or Treat' to be held Oct. 23

Get your costumes and Halloween decorations ready. Medford
United Methodist Church is hosting this years Trunk or Treat on
Sunday Oct. 23 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

at 2 Hartford Road in Medford.

The event is open to the public
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Medford resident featured on Animal Planet's 'Life at Vet U'

MEDFORD
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favorite channel as a kid, and
watching shows like Emergency
Vets, Victoria Stillwell's It's Me or
the Dog and Steve Irwin the Crocodile Hunter influenced my life,
Gallagher said.
Additionally featuring many
four-legged patients and their
owners as the stars, this series
began filming in February and

followed a half-dozen fourth-year

veterinary students, all of whom
have since graduated, on their
rounds through May at Penn's
Ryan Hospital in West Philadelphia and its New Bolton Center
hospital in Kennett Square in
Chester County. The show premiered on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 10
p.m.
I got to watch the first episode
at the premiere party at Penn Vet,
where I got to share the experience with my mom and sister and
many members of my Penn fami-

ly, said Gallagher, who reher

ceived
bachelors of
science degree
from Georgetown University in Washington,
D.C.
Through this
experience, I
GALLAGHER
gained a deeper understanding of myself. I was given an incredible opportunity to do a lot of
good, and I hope that I can keep
that ball rolling even after the last
episode has aired.
Although the cases she was
given and things she learned
while participating in the show
are now strongly ingrained in her
memory, participation also had
its challenges. While filming,
tasks such as putting on and taking off microphones, communicating with the producers and the
film crew about cases and doing
what she calls "on-the-fly interviews," where a student or a clinician is filmed talking about a

case, added to Gallaghers already

busy fourth year.
Getting used to what it's like
to film a show was a challenge in
the beginning, Gallagher said.
You have to be conscious of
things like labels on name brand
items that would have to be
blurred out, not hanging the
stethoscope around your neck
where it would hit the microphone and trying to verbalize
what you were doing or thinking
so that it would make sense to
people watching.
While she had previously been
unfamiliar with these particular
elements of film production, she
was familiar with the veterinary
work the feature entailed. Gallagher knew veterinary science
was her calling since she was on
undergrad studying biology with
the intention of working on conservation of wild species and
habitats. She admits that much of
her love of veterinary medicine
and companion animals stems
from a summer she volunteered
at a South Jersey animal shelter,
in combination with her time

spent in the rural farmland and

forest of Medford.
Growing up where I did in
Medford meant that for my entire
life I have been surrounded by animals cats and dogs, a few farm
animals at my house, my grandfather's beef cattle farm that I visited frequently and a wide variety
of wildlife species, she said.
Gallagher is working as a small
animal private practice intern at
Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in
Tinton Falls. A rotating business
internship, she spends much of
her time practicing medicine, but
also on business and management. It is the only internship of
its type, and there was only one
spot available, so she considers it
a great accomplishment.
I have a lot of goals, but they
can all be summed up into the
overarching goal of changing the
world, Gallagher said. I want to
pursue a specialty in veterinary
behavior and through that bring
more quality information to the
general public to help them better
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People who are in abusive relationships or are being harmed by
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during a ceremony held on Friday, Oct. 7 that also remembered
Burlington County residents who
lost their lives to domestic violence.
The ceremony, known as The
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represent citizens of Burlington
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those who are caught up in the
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that they are not in this fight
alone, said Burlington County
Sheriff Jean Stanfield, who
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Providence House, which provides comprehensive services for
victims of domestic abuse and
their children free of charge, was
joined in sponsoring the event by
the Burlington County Prosecutors Office, the Burlington County Sheriff s Office, Rowan College
at Burlington County, Soroptimist
of Burlington County and Servicios Latinos de Burlington County.
While we mourn and hold in
our hearts those who lost their
lives to violence this year, the
Silent Witness observance also
recommits us to working to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future, said Mary Pettrow, associate director of Providence House Domestic Violence
Services.
The event was held at Rowan
College at Burlington Countys
Mount Holly Center. RCBC officials felt honored to host the
event again this year, said RCBC

President Paul Drayton.

Rowan College at Burlington
County offers our support to victims of domestic violence. We
have a number of resources available for the college community
and encourage victims or witnesses of abusive relationships to
reach out to us, said Drayton.
We join with Silent Witness in
honoring those who have tragically lost their lives, and look forward to a day when domestic violence no longer exists.
The purpose of the ceremony
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of domestic violence, but to also
increase public awareness about
the problem, and to stress that assistance is available to those in
abusive relationships or situations.
We know that this issue affects all communities regardless
of color, race, age or culture,
said Angela Gonzalez, executive
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month of Hispanic Heritage and

Victim Awareness Month, we
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cycle, by coming out of the situation and looking for support before is too late.
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1990 when a group of artists created an exhibit of life-sized silhouettes, each representing a victim of domestic violence in their
state that had passed away due to
domestic violence. It has since become a collaborative effort to
honor victims lost due to acts of
domestic violence in communities throughout the nation.
There were 62,055 domestic violence offenses reported in New
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recent year for which statistics
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2013. Of those who were abused
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year. In Burlington County, there

were 3,450 domestic violence offenses reported during 2014, a decrease of 161 from 2013.
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people in abusive situations to
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