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Equine Protection Fund: Humane Euthanasia Inquiry

If you have any questions or difficulty with this form, please call us at (505) 803-3770 or email epf@apnm.org.

Name(Required)
Mailing Address(Required)
Physical Address (where equine is kept)(Required)
Requirements for Humane Euthanasia (please check each box to acknowledge that you agree to the requirements):(Required)

• Applicant and equine reside in New Mexico
• Operation must be performed by a licensed veterinarian
• Applicant consents to site visit from animal control or law enforcement, if necessary
• Applicant pledges to not conduct breeding with other stallions or mares on his/her property subsequent to receiving assistance
• Applicant provides a brief description of financial hardship and ability to pay for procedure as part of this application

Tha nk you for reading this application, and for providing information and signatures.

Sex(Required)
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      Veterinarian info. If you are seeking reimbursement for a euthanasia which has already taken place, please also attach the receipt, cancelled check, or bank statement showing the charge.

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        Do you have another equine that needs humane euthanasia?

        EQUINE 2 HUMANE EUTHANASIA INQUIRY

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            Veterinarian info. If you are seeking reimbursement for a gelding which has already taken place, please also attach the receipt, cancelled check, or bank statement showing the charge.

            Veterinarian info
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              Do you have another equine that needs humane euthanasia?

              EQUINE 3 HUMANE EUTHANASIA INQUIRY

              Sex(Required)
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                  Veterinarian info. If you are seeking reimbursement for a euthanasia which has already taken place, please also attach the receipt, cancelled check, or bank statement showing the charge.

                  Veterinarian info
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                  Max. file size: 128 MB.

                    WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND RELEASE(Required)

                    WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND RELEASE

                    Animal Protection New Mexico’s (APNM) Equine Protection Fund is offering “Trail’s End” humane euthanasia (Assistance). If your application is approved, Assistance will pay your veterinarian, or will reimburse you, for a portion, or the entire cost, of humane euthanasia and disposal.

                    It is your responsibility to coordinate the time and location of the procedure and to ensure that your equine’s needs are met.

                    We ask that you read and sign this Waiver of Liability and Release. By signing it, you will be indicating that you understand the risks involved in your participation in Assistance.

                    VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION

                    1. I acknowledge that I have voluntarily applied to participate in Assistance.

                    ASSUMPTION OF RISK

                    2. I am aware that my participating in Assistance may involve risk of personal injury from an equine or equines. I am voluntarily participating in these activities with full knowledge of the risks involved, and hereby agree to accept any and all risks of harm that may result from my participation in Assistance.

                    RELEASE

                    3. As consideration for my being permitted by participate in the Assistance, I hereby agree that I, my assignees, heirs, distributees, guardians, and legal representatives will not make a claim of any kind against or sue APNM, their affiliates, employees, agents or volunteers for injury or damage of any kind resulting from my participation in Assistance, unless such injury or damage is the result of an employee, agent, or contractor of APNM exhibiting gross negligence or intentionally acting in a manner likely to lead to my being harmed. I hereby release APNM from all actions, claims or demands that I, my assigns, heirs, distributees, guardians, and legal representatives now have or may hereafter have for injury or damage resulting from my participation in Assistance, except when an employee, agent, or contractor of APNM exhibits gross negligence or intentionally act in a manner likely to lead to my being harmed. I further voluntarily agree and warrant to Release and Hold Harmless APNM and its representatives from any liability whatsoever, including, but not limited to, any incident or illness of horses believed to be caused by or related to care paid for through this Assistance.

                    KNOWING AND VOLUNTARY EXECUTION

                    4. I have carefully read this agreement and fully understand its contents. I am aware that this is a release of liability between myself and the APNM, and sign it of my own free will.

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