What is a hero? To some a hero may be one who kills many enemies. To others, a hero is someone who preserves life.
In this case, the word 'hero' is an individual that saves lives.
HELLBOY
He walks on 4 legs, weighs a ton and speaks not a single word of English. He is neither a soldier or militia. He is just a horse. Nevertheless, he was there when men with a justified reason to come did not. On several occasions this horse alerted us to encroaching danger and risked himself to perform a task he was not assigned. The end result was lives saved and his abduction and ransom by the federal government in retaliation for his alerting us to snipers.
I have personally accompanied this horse on grid searches. To say he is quiet is an absolute understatement. This horse can appear from the darkness without a sound like a ghost. He enjoys good conversation, a nose rub and all the apples and carrots he can get, even when he has to sneak them.
The man who rides him is Duane Ehmer. Duane was unjustly convicted in federal court of a felony for digging a trench to protect his friends and himself from sniper fire. This man was not afforded a fair trial and is now sentenced to a year in federal prison. In this time Hellboy will be in the care of family and friends but will need grass hay. The current stores are at 2 tons...7 will be needed. As Duane has lost nearly everything, including his Liberty, for standing UP, his friends and brothers are requesting assistance gathering bales of hay to feed our faithful mascot, Hellboy.
Partisan politics aside, can we feed this brave and noble creature?
Americans Standing For Liberty is handling the collection of both grass hay (he cannot have alfalfa) and monetary donations which will be used to purchase feed. They have a spotless track record and make all transactions public, sans identifying information of donors.
For monetary donations:
https://www.paypal.me/AS4L
To donate grass hay:
https://www.facebook.com/americansstandingforliberty
