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| Thousand Hills Ministry is a 501(c)3 not for profit corporation. Individuals, businesses and organizations that donate gifts, money, or land to an organization with 501(c)3 status receive a tax benefit, as spelled out by the Department of the Treasury (Internal Revenue Service). |
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Thousand Hills Mission
PO Box 7558
Moore, OK 73153
(405) 823-2480 |
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| The economies of rural villages in developing nations are highly dependent upon small, family farms. In these areas, animals and humans substitute for the heavy machinery we normally associate with farm operations. This reliance upon animals only increases the need for treating them with a care regimen other parts of the world consider fundamental. |
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| Thousand Hills Mission recognizes the vital importance of animals in the day-to-day lives of people throughout the world and has formed a ministry to deliver essential veterinary supplies, services and training, in addition to hope through the message of Jesus Christ. |
| Essential care includes the prevention of, or treatment for, parasitic infestation and disease and the ability to diagnose and treat conditions when indicated. Essential care is the rapid response to an injury including antibacterial preparations, antifungal treatments and wound dressings. Essential care is preventive medication: vaccinations for rabies, lepto, anthrax, black leg and tetanus. |
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"A ministry to deliver essential veterinary supplies, services and training..." |
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An animal is much more than a pet. |
| It is your plow. It is your transportation. It puts food on your table. |
| In lands where there is an absolute dependence upon cattle, oxen, mules, horses, pigs, sheep, goats and chickens, necessary treatment for these animals – vaccinations, wound dressings, antifungal preparations – are not affordable or available. |
| Thousand Hills Mission organizes trips to these lands, bringing veterinary and agricultural expertise, a teaching mentality and vital supplies so that, with your generous contributions, the people may begin to care for their animals in a manner that is both vitally important and ultimately humane. |
| This IS living the Gospel in the world. |
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| Providing service to animals requires an understanding of the people who own them; their needs, hopes and values. |
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| Thousand Hills Mission recognizes the vital importance of these animals in the day-to-day lives of people throughout the world. |
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Contribute monetary assistance by mailing your donation to:
Thousand Hills Mission
P.O. Box 7558
Moore, OK 73153 |
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| Are you a veterinarian or animal health care professional who is interested in participating in future trips? Call Mark McBride at (405) 823-2480 or click here to send Mark an e-mail. |
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