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Charley's Strays, Inc.
Charley's Strays
Clinton, ME, 04927
Phone : (207) 426-9482

	Chesapeake Safe Harbor The very nature of a chessie is such that he does not do well in the ordinary shelter environment; thus it is not a safe place for most chessies. Coming into Chesapeake Safe Harbor he will be among his own kind and receive the understanding care and training of a family devoted only to this special breed.

	Double B Equine Rescue Double B, we care for the horses, bring them back to a good state of health, rehabilitate them and those that are adoptable are placed in good, caring, loving homes. Some will never leave the rescue and we will care for them until their time comes to pass on. By adopting one of our animals it show that "you" are the care giver and are responsible for that animal while in your possession.

	Ever After Mustang Rescue Ever After Mustang Rescue is a nonprofit organization that rescues and rehabilitates previously adopted mustangs and either transitions them to new homes and useful lives, or offers life-time care to unadoptable horses. We offer educational programs and mentoring to prospective adopters and other interested persons in the care, handling and training of the wild horse.

	Fenton River German Shorthaired Pointers My dogs are first and foremost family pets that share my home with me. I train them to hunt upland birds and waterfowl and we participate in NAVHDA and AKC events, including conformation and hunting tests. I breed one litter per year, producing outstanding family pets and personal gun dogs.

	First Light Farm Equine Shelter My name is Andrea Barstow and my daughter Grace and I are active in the equine community via the Down East Border Riders Saddle Club, my equine massage business and our friendships and associations with several other horse owners across the state. First Light Farm began as a small, private horse farm occupied by horses for our personal use. We were made aware of the shortage of shelters for horses in Washington County through our local state animal welfare agent.