Relentless Equestrian Foundation reports severe flooding at sanctuary
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Relentless Equestrian Foundation is reporting severe flooding at its farm, saying pastures are underwater, fences are coming down and there is virtually no dry ground left for its horses and rescued animals.“We are underwater. And the rain just won’t stop,” the foundation wrote in a social media post describing the damage and its efforts to keep animals safe.The foundation said its animals are standing in floodwater as workers try to protect them, keep hay and feed dry, and preserve what remains of the property’s infrastructure.“We’re exhausted. We’re overwhelmed. And the rain keeps coming,” the post reads.Damage assessment still unfoldingThe foundation said it has not yet determined the full extent of the damage or what recovery will require. Its immediate focus remains caring for the animals while assessing what can be saved and what may need to be rebuilt.“But the reality is that the damage is growing, and we know we’re facing a massive undertaking to put this place back together,”