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                 VIA CERTIFIED MAIL - RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED

   June 22, 2009

   Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary, Inc.

   PO Box 1329

   Woodstock, New York 12498

   Attn: Jennifer Brown, President

   Re: EB-09-GB-0192

   Ms. Brown:

   The Federal Communications Commission notified you by letter dated August
   28, 2006, that it had received a complaint of harmful radio interference
   caused by your electric fence located at 35 Van Wagner Road, Willow, New
   York. The interference was reported by:

   (name withheld)

   (address withheld)

   Willow, New York 12495

   In that letter, you were advised that this problem, if unresolved, could
   be a violation of Commission rules and could possibly result in a monetary
   forfeiture. For this reason, we encouraged the parties involved to
   voluntarily resolve the matter without Commission intervention. The letter
   further stated, however, that should it become necessary for the
   Commission to facilitate a resolution, the Commission might investigate
   possible rule violations and address appropriate remedies, including
   monetary forfeitures.

   During the latter part of 2007 and into 2008, additional fences were
   installed, the licensee continued to experience interference and continued
   to contact you seeking to correct the problems. Given the fact this case
   has been ongoing for quite some time without resolution and you have had
   ample time to make the necessary repairs, you are directed to respond to
   the undersigned within 30 days of receipt of this letter detailing what
   steps you have taken to resolve the interference that is being reported as
   being caused by your equipment.

   Should the interference problem not be resolved within those 30 days, you
   will be required to provide the undersigned with a status update every two
   (2) weeks going forward as to what progress, if any, has been made to
   resolve the matter.

   If you have any questions about this matter, please contact me at
   717-338-2577.

   Sincerely,

   Laura L. Smith

   Special Counsel

   Cc: New York Field Office

   Northeast Regional Director

   A copy of the letter is enclosed for your convenience.

   Fines normally range from $7,500 to $10,000.