Heavenly Horse Haven owner Gina Perrin rides a horse at a fundraising and adoption event in 2019. Anza Valley Outlook/Diane Sieker photo
Heavenly Horse Haven equine rescue owner Gina Perrin said she is in need of volunteers to assist at the ranch, due to health issues she is struggling with at this time.Known for her kindness for animals, her organized ranch and generosity for those in need, Perrin is the one who could use some assistance with the daily chores at the rescue, according to friends.Her daughter Cathy Perez said, “My mom has dedicated her entire life to caring for and rescuing animals. As long as I can remember we have always had a small zoo in our backyard of animals that needed help and needed homes. She’s one of those people that always had a calling to be with the animals, and she has devoted her life to that cause.
