• USERL received neglect reports from over 60 of North Carolina's 100 counties and a few from Virginia, New Jersey, Indiana and South Carolina.
• Reports involved from 1 to 30 horses each with an estimated total of over 300 equine reported.
• USERL Investigators educated Law Enforcement officers from over 10 counties.
• USERL Investigators educated an estimated 150 horse owners.
• USERL Investigators were involved in cases in which an estimated 80 horses were seized or surrendered. (Not all came to USERL)
• USERL Investigators were involved in 3 cases in which criminal or civil charges were filed ( 24 horses total).
• In roughly two-thirds of the cases investigated by USERL, the Investigators were successful in educating the owners so that they are now more capable of caring for their horses.

2005

• USERL received neglect reports from over 11 states, including Virginia, Indiana and North Carolina.
• Reports involved from 1 to 110 horses each with an estimated total of over 1022 equine reported.
• USERL Investigators educated Law Enforcement officers from over 10 states.
• USERL Investigators educated an estimated 175 horse owners.
• USERL Investigators were involved in cases in which an estimated 80 + horses were seized or surrendered. 
• USERL Investigators were involved in 3 cases in which criminal or civil charges were filed ( 43 horses total).
• In roughly two-thirds of the cases investigated by USERL, the Investigators were successful in educating the owners so that they are now more capable of caring for their horses.

2006

• USERL received neglect reports from over 23 states.
• Reports involved from 1 to 102 horses each with an estimated total of over 3,304 equine reported.
• USERL Investigators handled an estimated 372 cases.
• USERL was involved in cases in which 56 horses were seized or surrendered to USERL.
• In over 99% of the cases investigated by USERL, the Investigators were successful in educating the owners so that they are now more capable of caring for their horses. 
• Over 175 approved foster homes in the USERL Equine Program.