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investigating them before transferring a horse to them.
The facilities on the UHC website are listed, voluntarily, because they can help by accepting horses,
adopting out horses and/or acting as a resource in their state.
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The Mitchell Centre rescues sound ,healthy horses; age range from weanlings to 15 years old. Many are brood mares in foal or with foals onside. We also believe in Education, from breeding, raising and training. Return to Top
We have 149 acres with a rehab center for horses, and we also take in retired horses. Some are used for limited riding or lessons or just retired. They are well cared for. My husband is an animal chiropractor and I am a Farrier and nutritionist. Return to Top
Our mission is to protect & prevent the abuse of equine through edeucation, advocay, rescue operations and investigations. We work closely with local law enforcement and often take in animals that have been seized under the animal protection act. Our ideal goal for every animal taken in, is to rehab and then rehome. But we do have a number of animals that due to age, health, or trainability issues are permanent residents of our sanctuary. We also place horses in foster situations while we look for permanent homes for them. Starting in 2008 we are going to be starting a program where we bring teens in crisis out to spend time with the horses. Return to Top
Heated Indoor riding facility with 9 stalls various turn out options. will be adding pasture turn out in 2008. Regular vet and farrier visits. Trainer on site. Return to Top
Our mission: To promote the prevention of equine abuse and suffering, and to rescue those equine that have fallen victim to cruelty, abuse, neglect, starvation, abandonment or slaughter. To provide equine rescue, rehabilitation, education and adoption services within the state of Alabama. To provide assistance to law enforcement and animal agencies with cruelty investigations, as well as the care and placement of equine. To obtain legal guardianship of these equine, with the goal to place them in a loving, approved, suitable new home. To assist others with education of proper equine care in the hopes of preventing abuse or neglect to these equine. To promote and teach horse care and humane, natural methods of training horses. To maintain a sound and reliable fund raising program for long term survival of DTHR. To be an advocate for animal welfare concerns Return to Top
we accepts all horses and donkeys with the intent of donating them to children when ever possible we have placed 14 animals that have been reabilated Return to Top
Small private farm that homes retired horses or any farm animal needing assistance in regaining mental and/or physical health. Our goal is to get them working again and find a great match and home for them to move forward into. If not able to do that we give them a home for life. Return to Top
This is a family farm that has been in operation for 57 years. Our goal is to have a number of horses that can be ridden by children who do not have their own, and to provide a home for horses who must be placed or will not have adequate grazing. We have more than enough pasture, as we have sold off the majority of our cattle.
I do have a shoer, but I mostly have my horses trimmed,unless they need more.
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Quiet, safe retirement facility with stalls and ample turnout. Owners live on site and have been "horse people" for over 30 years. We currently board three retired show horses and four of our own off track TBs. Return to Top
This is our dream to help horses, I am disabled and my husband is retired. we work with the sheriff Dept in four counties. We pick up unwanted and neglected horses and rehabilitate them and find them good homes. We have place 12 horses and donkeys in good homes this past year. We have a 12 stall barn, a two stall stallion barn, we have a quarantine stall with paddock, and our pastures are divided. This is our home farm and we are here all the time. We have some of our own horses along with the ones that we rescue. The first animal we rescued was a donkey that teenagers were dragging down the road behind a pickup truck. When we went to get him my husband and a friend had to pick him up to put him on the trailer. We checked him and he had no fur left on one side and he could not stand on one leg. The vet said his leg wasn''t broken so we gave antibiotics and a tetanus shot.
Today he is happy and healthy and I call him my
watch donkey because I keep him in my front yard.
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1 9'''''''' x 15'''''''' stall for nursey/illness w/36'''''''' x 16'''''''' run. 1 12'''''''' x 20'''''''' barn for winter hay storage. One round bale feeder, one 110 gallon water tank. 1 acre of watered pasture for daily 1/2 hour grazing. The horses stay in a 25'''''''' wide x 1000'''''''' run that surrounds the property. They walk the perimeter several times a day to water, and back again for feed. Return to Top
At Clear Creek Farm Equine Rescue, we pledge that we will faithfully promote the health, safety and welfare of ALL horses and horse breeds by:
1) Implementing practices that will provide a haven of safety for neglected, abused and endangered horses.
2) Establishing procedures for the rescue of "at risk" horses.
3) Diligently persuing programs of education for the general public about the deplorable living conditions and fate that is inflicted upon some horses.
We take in unwanted, neglected horses, rehabilitate them and find them new forever homes. The number of horses we can take in depends on the degree of special care they need. We don't want to get in too many special needs horses so that we may take care of the ones we have properly. If they are not special needs, we can take quite a few. We have a lot of grazing available. We are a non profit organization run strictly by volunteers. Return to Top
We have 23 grazing acres with fencing of three strand electric on all borders, no other fencing is used. We have 4 areas separated into 2 acre lots for separating new horses coming in. We have run in sheds which are accessible to all horses as well as hard wood trees. We are currently building a 4 stall barn. We are currently empty of rescues. We had closed our doors in 2005 but are now accepting a few and assisting owners with placements as well. We are privately owned and funded. Return to Top
We have two stalls with a large run attached, 1 acre of grass, a half acre of turnout, round pen, several water troughs, hay barn, tack room, primary and secondary fencing, and easy access to trail riding country. Return to Top
Care For The Horses is a nonprofit 501 [c] 3 organization, run entirely by volunteers. The program began in 2002 when 11 horses were found starving. These 11 horses were the first of many that Care For The Horses has rescued from abuse and neglect. With the support of the community, Care For The Horses has rescued 146 horses in Southeastern Arizona. Care For The Horses offers many types of assistance. Return to Top
Located in Tonopah, AZ on 40+ acres, New Dawn Livestock Rescue & Sanctuary is a 501[c]3 nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing livestock animals including Horses, Donkeys, Sheep, Goats, Rabbits, Pigs, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Peacocks, Emus and Llamas. Return to Top
Healing Hearts'''' mission is to provide a safe haven for neglected, abandoned or abused animals and promote compassionate and humane treatment for all animals. Although our business address is in Gilbert, Arizona, our 54 acre facility is located in Willcox. Arizona 𨆀 miles southeast of Gilbert). We are a 501ʌ)ʃ) private, non profit organization. Our primary focus is horses (we currently have 30 with a capacity for 60) and have an 18 stall horse barn with over 12 3/4 acre horse pens. We also have cows, pigs, goats and are building facilities for dogs and cats. Future plans include horse therapy programs with children, spay/neuter facilities and a broad foster care network throughout Arizona. Healing Hearts is also committed with working with other animal organizations thoughout the state and nation for stronger animal cruelty and other animal welfare issues. Return to Top
We provide a safe environment for horses that have endured starvation, neglect and physical abuse. Each horse receives medical attention and daily loving human contact. We strive to rehabilitate and/or retrain each horse in the hopes that we can locate responsible, caring and loving homes. Appaloosas unable to be adopted will live out their lives at Equine Eden or a certified foster home. Our goal is to give each horse a second chance at life, never having to endure starvation, neglect or abuse ever again.
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We are a new horse rescue operation. Currently we have 5 rescue horses. Two that are under weight but are gaining in weight and have become very active. We are looking for donations and grants to help take care of the horses. We have filed for our 501c 3 at the end of November 2007.
We have seprate stalls for the horses and they get pleanty of exercise in the corral. Return to Top
We have one large field (now full), several large pens/paddocks, 5 in-n-out stalls in the barn & 7 pipe stalls (some are doubles). We have a large arena & round pen. We feed a minimum of 3 times per day & provide all horses with daily supplements of Equine Senior (or equivalent), electrolytes, salt w/ trace minerals. We provide psyllium the first 5 days of each month. We are well-versed in dealing with & treating injuries (we have a number of ex-racehorses) & rehabilitation. Most are turned out daily.
At Tierra Madre, the horses ALWAYS come first. I live on the premises & check on the horses first at 3 a.m. & finally at 9 p.m. We love each & every one of them & commit to them that this will be the best home they've ever had.....& they never have to leave. Return to Top
Circle L Ranch rescues horses who would have otherwise gone to slaughter. We have an active adoption program for both riding and companion horses. Return to Top
Specialized medical rescue for critical care or surgical rescues, 501c3 and BBB Member Charity (EIN 86-1029061) Also have disaster planning, community education and youth programs. Assist owners in finding new placement for healthy horses. Return to Top
Whisper''s Sanctuary is a 501[c]3 nonprofit lifetime sanctuary for unwanted horses and retired service horses. We also help connect animal owners with programs that are seeking horses for therapeutic programs. Return to Top
We are a home based horse facility with roomy corrals and we provide lots of TLC. We clean corrals twice a day and provide feed and water four times a day. Return to Top
Dreamchaser was created to rescue Premarin mares and foals from slaughter. We gentle, train, rehabilitate, and adopt out into qualified homes only. The Premarin mares (23) will remain with us in a sanctuary for their lifetimes. We are a 501c3, all volunteer organization. Return to Top
We take in older horses, minimum age 15. We do adopt out as pasture pals or they stay with us for the rest of their lives. We only have 3 at a time so we can give them the best of care in everyway until adoption or until the end. Return to Top
We are a boarding facility in Thatcher, Arizona. We have had many horses brought to us in dire conditions that we have helped them regain their health and we have found them new, approved homes. We do have 3 horses that are permanent residents for various medical reasons. We work closely with our local vet and have a vet technician that resides on the property. Return to Top
We are a rescue, rehabilitate and adopt out horses who are abused, neglected and/or slaughter bound into approved forever homes. Our facility is operated by caring and dedicated volunteers. Return to Top
Equine Recline is a nonprofit, tax exempt organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and retirement of horses. While we can have up to 14 horses on the property, we currently only have facilities for 10. Return to Top
Apache Junction Horse Rescue has just finished their first year as a rescue with 3 horses being adopted and two more looking for homes. One that will finish her life with us. We are now ready to move to the next level by raising money for capital improvements and possible buy some more land to expaned. Our goul this year is to double last years effort. Return to Top
CERF was founded in 1986 to provide charitable assistance to former race and performance horses upon the conclusion of their careers, through permanent retirement or rehabilitation into other careers. Return to Top
Milller’s Equestrian Center & Sanctuary is a 501c[3] nonprofit organization that provides programs for children, teaching important life lessons through interaction, training, riding and caring for horses. Its sanctuary is a nokill, rescue facility where unwanted and abused horses are taken in, evaluated, rehabilitated and retrained for a purpose. Programs at Miller''s lay a solid foundation for a healthy, happy, responsible child and a happy, purposeful horse. Return to Top
Rancho St. Francis Horse Rescue and Equine programs are dedicated to the healing effects of compassion and love. When a horse enters our program, it is assessed for its individual needs. We honor its best interest by providing quality care. Our training program provides quality training experiences for the horses. Many of our horses help people in need through our equine therapy programs. We also have a rehabilitation program, which enables the horse to realize its full potential through care and nurturing. Our sanctuary program provides a beautiful, peaceful setting for horses to retire and enjoy their remaining years. Horses also available for adoption. Return to Top
The Humane Society of Ventura County is a nonprofit, NOKILL organization dedicated to the protection and adoption of homeless animals throughout Ventura County. Return to Top
NorCal Equine Rescue "NER" is a 501c3 nonprofit charitable organization, tax ID # 201156396. We are dedicated to preventing cruelty to equines of all kinds: horses, ponies, mules and donkeys. NER was founded in 2003 on the belief that if everyone does what he or she can, then much will be accomplished. We currently offer a free monthly euthanasia clinic and during the cooler months we fund a low cost gelding program. Return to Top
All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc.''s purpose is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, neglected, abandoned, unwanted, and/or slaughterbound animals, primarily equines to provide animals with food, shelter, care and handling to provide veterinary care, as needed to utilize a strategic process for matching healthy, rehabilitated animals with compatible, loving, and permanent adoptive homes to provide long term care for unadoptable animals and to educate the community about abused, neglected, abandoned, unwanted, and/or slaughterbound animals, primarily equines. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
FalconRidge is a 501c3 nonprofit, humane equine organization, sanctuary, rehabilitation and training center for the horse. Nestled in the rolling foothills of North Valley Center in San Diego County, FalconRidge Ranch was founded in 2002 in order to provide the care, rehabilitation, training and temporary or permanent home to unwanted, abused, neglected or slaughter bound horses. The average number of rescued horses at any time at FalconRidge is over 50. Hundreds of horses have been saved, trained, housed, or rehomed by the equine charity in the last five years.
New arrivals get the proper veterinary care, nutrition, chiropractic, training, or surgery they need to improve their lives. Those horses whose lives have been saved from euthanasia, slaughter or from extreme neglect, will stay here forever. Some healthy sound horses have been donated or given up for various reasons and will be rehabilitated, trained and adopted out.
During rehabilitation, the horses are exercised and properly socialized with other horses and people. Some arrive extremely depressed, not wanting much to do with other horses or humans. Within months they have transformed into horses that play and interact happily.
It is the mission of FalconRidge Equine Rescue, Inc. to improve equine physical, emotional and mental wellbeing so that their lives are enriched, and they have a positive, healthy future.
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JD Acres is a nonprofit 501ʌ)ʃ) organization
located in Elverta, Ca. Our mission is to rescue and
rehabilitate abused, unwanted, neglected, and
slaughter bound horses and burros, and find them
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Hanaeleh is a nonprofit horse rescue in Orange County that takes in horses that are unwanted, abused, neglected or slaughterbound. We take in all breeds of horses. Our goal is to rehabilitate the horses and/or retrain the horses so they can find new, loving homes. Return to Top
Hearts provides horseback riding and horsemanship activities for children and adults with disabilities. Recently we started a program designed specifically for U.S. Veterans returning from Iraq with permanent injuries, either physical or psychological. Our center is accreditted by NARHA (North American Riding for the Handicapped Association) as a premeire center due to our high quality care of our horses and facility as well as our outstanding safety record in the program. Our philosphy encompasses teaching all aspects of horse care and training within our program, not just riding. Our horses are in outside pipe corrals with individual shelters with regular turnout and grazing opportunities. Return to Top
This nonprofit organization has a fulltime, on site farriery school and veterinarian, over 600 acres divided into 10 pastures where the horses are turned out continuously, as well as a 4 stall quarantine barn, 10 regular stalls, and several smaller paddocks, all with mats and bedding. All pastures are regularly mucked and have automatic waterers and run in sheds. We have 3 arenas, extensive trails, a tack room, 2 live in staff members, a fully stocked medical supply room, a therapy room, an office, and a classroom. Return to Top
We are a combined training facility that specializes in turning green, problematic or not especially marketable horses into thriving successful and happy performance horses that can go on to successful partnerships with new owners to which they are well suited. All types of horses and ponies accepted but preference given to sport horse type. Must be serviceably sound and disease free. Prefer in or delivered to CA. Tax donation receipt for horse and delivery can be provided. All sale profits to benefit New Hope Ministry for people unable to afford needed thereapy. Return to Top
Heaven Can Wait is a 501ʌ)ʃ)nonprofit equine rescue and sanctuary. We rescue horses and donkeys from abuse, neglect and abandonment caused by cruelty, ignorance or financial need. We act on the belief that these noble animals, which we have relied on for so long for our survival, deserve to live in comfort, safety and good health until their days are done. Return to Top
We have a waiting list for unwanted horses while more pens are built and funds become available for feed, pay down of our vet bill, ranch supplies, etc.. Our upcoming 3rd annual fund raiser is June 14, 2008. We will have a fireworks booth this year also to raise funds. We will accept tax deductable donations of any kind to help with our horses special needs. Return to Top
DreamCatcher is a 2000 acre lifetime care sanctuary for wild and domestic horses. The sanctuary consists of hay fields, pastures, large paddocks, 6000 square foot barn and large wild and open range areas with ponds for the mustangs. All aged rescued and/or retired horses receive special care and senior feed diets.
We do not keep horses in stalls or small paddocks for longer than a few hours each day. All domestic horses are encouraged to "just be a horse" and given the room to do so. Horse buddies are never separated.
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We are a small horse rescue in Jamestown, Ca. Our goal is to rescue, restore, rebuild and rehome the horses. We currently offer rescue, adoption and placement services. Return to Top
We are passionate about our mission to educate children and adults on the care and respect for all animals and providing refuge to animals who would otherwise be euthanized or who need to be removed from a neglectful or abusive situation. We will actively seek permanent, loving homes for all domestic animals in our care, whenever possible. If that is not possible, they will live out their lives with love, here with us. Return to Top
We just opend in dec of 2008 and are a 501c3. When our facility fills up we will reach out to the community to foster horses. We rescue and rehome horses either by owner surrender or auction. We evaluate each horse to ensure it goes to the right home. All our training and handling is natural. Return to Top
We provide permanent sanctuary to equines. None are resold or sent to slaughter. We encourage sponorship of the animals and love our volunteers.
There are no paid staff members. We have regular vet and farrier care. Return to Top
We take in abused, unwanted and horses that can no longer be taken care of by their owners. We have a horse sponsorship program, foster and adoption. We have horemanship/riding lessons. We bring horses back to good health and find loving caring homes for them. We also do rescue from auctions to save horses from going to slaughter.
We have several children and families that come out and help with all the horses. Our oldest horse is 36 yrs old, paint gelding, he is fat, healthy and happy. Return to Top
Beautiful and tranquil facilities with acres of irrigated grass pastures with shelters, Fully covered mare motels with lights, misters, and fly systems, indoor MD 20 stall Barn, lots of room to run and play. See website for photos. Retraining and rehabs welcomed as well as retirees and absentee owners. We welcome horses no longer being cared for by their owners and have no where else to go. Many happy, healthly famous racehorses live here and are retired here. Call for information. Return to Top
The boy scouts offer horse care and riding merit badge activities and trail rides during the summer camp season. All scouts are beginners so horses need to be sound and well mannered on the ground and under saddle. Summer camp runs 3-4 monthes after that the horses are sent to private homes or allowed to run free as horses on the camp properties. Return to Top
Private 5-acre facility for retired horses. Three one-acre non-irrigated pastures, 5-stall raised center aisle barn, arena, round pen, 2-horse wash rack, tack/feed room, and hay barn. Daily health check, weekly grooming, vet/farrier services available. Owner lives on ranch and provide individual care for each horse. Return to Top
DoveHollow Farm is a small board/training farm in Northern California. We also have and additional 6 acres of irrigated pasture for summer use. We currently have room for 2 additions. Email above or email: dovehollowfarm@charter.net Return to Top
Providing rescue and rehabilitation to all equines. Extensive experience with aged and debilitated horses. Placement of rehabilitated horses with loving, caring families. Providing therapuetic riding horses to local agencies. EAGALA practices and procedures practiced and endorsed. Boarding and sales consulting available. Working relationships with accredited veterinarians and farriers. Return to Top
4 large (17' x 21') fully enclosed stalls with (20' x 40') attached paddocks and 1 open 3-sided shelter with access to our 150' x 200' arena.
All stalls have 1' rubber mats for a base and we use shavings as bedding. Stalls are cleaned twice daily. Paddocks and arena have natural 3/8" rock that is 3" to 4" deep. Board and horse wire fencing and one strand 1/2" electric tape at the 4 foot level. Return to Top
We have one six stall barn. The horses are able to walk outside of the barn or be locked in. Feeding racks with grain buckets. Accessable clean water. A feed room and tack room. A large pasture with water access and a large tree for shelter. a large sand riding ring. A hotwalker. A bathing center and hitching/ tie post. Return to Top
Denkai and Reflections for Youth have been working to use the interaction with animals to help children. This concept has been around for many years and now Reflections for Youth and Denkai are putting the known advantages into practice. Rescue and Adoption. Return to Top
LASSO is a concerned and dedicated group of people whose mission is to ensure no large animal in the Four Corners area suffers needlessly as a result of human or natural consequence. To accomplish this mission, we plan to do, among other things the following: * Implement educational programs to help all large animal owners understand the intricacies and responsibilities inherent in caring for their animals, and the negative impact on those animals if that care is not given. * Work with local and regional law enforcement agencies to provide assistance, refuge, and medical treatment for animals that are found to be suffering from abuse, neglect, or injury. * Work with animal owners to provide assistance, shelter, and care for animals whose owners cannot or will not, due to medical, financial or other legitimate reasons, be able to care for their animals either temporarily or on a medium term basis. * Rehabilitated horses awaiting adoption provide therapeutic riding for special needs individuals and the annual Special Olympics riding event. * Assist in finding permanent loving homes for animals that have been rehabilitated and have been surrendered to Lasso.
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Ruby Ranch Horse Rescue (RRHR) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing shelter, care and rehabilitation for abused, neglected, abandoned, and unwanted horses, including horses that can no longer be cared for by their owners and horses at risk of going to slaughter. RRHR will adopt each horse to a permanent, caring and positive environment that is mutually beneficial to both horse and human. Return to Top
We are a familyrun, allvolunteer equine rescue. We rehabilitate, gentle/resocialize, train and find permanent new homes for horses that are unwanted, neglected, abused, in danger of being sold for slaughter, or surrendered by loving owners who can no longer care for them. We provide sanctuary for mustangs, and hospice care. We have pinonjuniper woods, pastures, a yearround running stream, shelters and pens. All horses are assessed, vaccinated, dewormed and their feet are trimmed. We customize feeding/treatment programs and provide veterinary care according to individual needs. We use the AAEP guidelines as a model to strive toward and hope to soon raise the funds to achieve 100% compliance. We use natural horsemanship and tenderness techniques to train and/or resocialize traumatized horses with emotional issues, and, where appropriate, encourage physically and developmentally disabled people and horses to enrich one another''''s lives. We have an expanding volunteer base and are seeking some good trainers and help with fundraising. Potential adopters must visit their horse several times and meet our requirements. The horses come first here. Return to Top
PPTRC horses must be between ages 7 and 18, sound at all three gaits with no health maintenance issues, have a variety of experience including children and possess an excellent temperament. Return to Top
Spirit Wind Horse Rescue does not have a facility but relies on foster homes within Delta County to help care and rehabilitate abused and neglected horses. Spirit Wind Horse Rescue also takes in relinquishments of equines whose owners are unable to take care of them for various reasons. We endeavor to adopt out and find permanent homes for these horses and horses that are deemed unadoptable due to age, temperament or other issues remain within Spirit Wind Horse Rescue as retirement horses. Return to Top
Spring Creek takes abandoned, abused, injured, unwanted horses of all breeds. We are NOT a sanctuary, & can only take rehabilitatable animals. Return to Top
Private ranch. Will take up to 3 mares at this time. Will take warmbloods, QH, or TBs. Have pasture with free access to barns and run in sheds. Daily feeding, round bales, etc. Special needs horses attended to as their needs dictate. Return to Top
Spirit of the Wild Horse Foundation was established for the preservation and protection of wild horses (mustangs). The Foundation is located on Wild Horse Mesa in Southern Colorado, approx 20,000 acres with 125 wild horses running free. We will accept mustangs that have been rounded up by BLM and unwanted by their owner. Horses will be released back to the wild. Best time for release is spring and summer and owner will have to deliver. We also have a program for orphaned wild foals to be raised and released back to the wild. Return to Top
This is the retirement facility of The Colorado Natural Horsemanship Center www.gentlehorses.com. We provide a natural pasture environment with appropriate shelter for retired horses. Owner is a well known professional horseman with 20 over years experience. Return to Top
Colorado Horse Rescue is a 501 [c] 3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing emergency relief, shelter, care, rehabilitation and adoption services for abused, neglected, abandoned and unwanted horses. CHR provides community resources through equine education, counseling, information and referral services. CHR is funded through private and individual donations, grants,, bequests and corporate sponsorships. Return to Top
New Beginning Equine Rescue Inc. is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501ʌ)ʃ) of the Internal Revenue Code, or any corresponding section of any future federal tax code. The specific purpose of New Beginning Equine Rescue Inc. is to provide a program of horse rescue for physically or psychologically abused, neglected, troubled, or abandoned equines and to provide rehabilitation, retraining, and placement, where indicated, or retirement within an environment of physical wellbeing and trust. In support of these efforts New Beginning Equine Rescue Inc. will employ and promote natural horse keeping and training methods. New Beginning Equine Rescue Inc. seeks to increase beneficial human and equine relationships through animal/human interaction and education. Return to Top
We provide physical, occupational, and mental health to persons with disabilities and returning war veterans. Our horses are why this kind of therapy works so well so we wanted to give back to the horses and started End of the Trail horse rescue and sanctuary. We are an educational and rehab facility for horses. Return to Top
Our program began in the summer of 2003. We had 5 school horses and a handful of volunteers. To date, we have 13 school horses and have had the opportunity to work with over 50 wonderful volunteers. The program is not just about riding horses. We incorporate classroom education and work time in each of the 2-3 hour classes. We want each participant to know and experience all aspects of owning and riding horses, from mucking a stall or loading hay to the basic anatomy and health care of the horse. All of the activities are centered around helping the Young Ranchers build meaningful relationships with the horses, their mentors and the volunteers.
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We exist to provide sanctuary, rehabilitation through proper nutrition and veterinary care to abused, neglected or otherwise unwanted horses of all ages, genders, breeds, physical and emotional abilities. When at all possible we strive to find loving permanent homes for our horse friends. Return to Top
Our mission is to provide a safe and comfortable retirement alternative for geriatric and infirm horses to live out their lives and offer educational opportunities to the public on aged equine care and management. Return to Top
Our facility takes in at risk horses, ie, horses headed for slaughter, owner can''t care for them any more, neglected and abused. Some of the horses have been placed here have medical issues. Others are aged ⠵ years and 30 are the oldest). Some missed the slaughter wagon by the skin of their teeth. We attempt to adopt out those they are healthy and rideable, many live out there remaining years in peace here at the rescue. Return to Top
Manes & Motions is a 501Cʃ) notforprofit organization and a NARHA member center. Our mission is to provide benefits in the areas of therapy, education, sports and recreation through the use of equineassisted activities for the purpose of contributing positively to the wellbeing of individuals living with physical, emotional or cognitive disabilities. Manes & Motions strives to provide these benefits in a safe, compassionate, challenging and enjoyable environment. Return to Top
High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc provides horse back riding instruction to persons with disabilities at our 120 acre facility in Old Lyme, CT. We are always seeking horses to work with us in providing these services. Horses should be able to W/T/C with a beginner rider. Sound horses under the age of 18 preferrable. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
Whimsical Equine Rescue, Inc., WER, is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming abused, slaughter bound, neglected and forgotten horses. Adopters are screened and commit to care for their horse for the balance of its life, or they must return it to WER. The horse can never be sold, breed or given away. This insures that WER can monitor the care of each horse. WER is dedicated to improving the lives of the magnificent horses we rescue, as well as the families who adopt them. The exhaustive labor of our small group and ever expanding circle of volunteers is well rewarded by the knowledge that these horses are safe. Return to Top
T.H.E.R. came about from the love of horses and the respect. We are small, but we have saved 18 horses in the last 9 months and replaced in loveing homes 4 with others in the works. We plan in 2008 to have a children and family program helping to educate them in the care and responsibility of owning a horses and show true humanity towards all. Return to Top
Each year the SWS endeavors to advance the cause of abused, neglected and unwanted horses and to promote citizenship within the community through our Community Outreach Program. When we think of the SWS, we think of it as an equine rescue embedded within a community. Through our Community Outreach Program we have seen many lives changed for the better. The SWS continues to work to help make a difference in the lives of people and of our rescued horses. Return to Top
We are a public riding stable we seek horses that are older/ mature but yet lighly ridable. We need horses that are sound/ and calm no vices. We have children and beginner riders frequent the farm. Return to Top
I run a very light lesson program for kids with a total enrollment of 7 students who ride once a week. The kids are recreational riders who are content to walk and trot and sometimes canter. We ride mainly Western, but English too. We do trail rides (the farm abuts a wildlife refuge), about 6 local schooling shows per year, beach rides and go camping with the horses. Each horse gets ridden about 23 hours a week. I give excellent care and have 30 years experience in horse ownership and teaching. Return to Top
The goal of the Equestrian Center is to assist in the recovery of the horses but also to help Veterans and special needs children. The horses have been abused, unwanted and mistreated but are still full of life and need your help. Most horses are no longer suitable for riding due to their past. Horse Creek is a Volusia County Sheriff Drop off for the horses that are found to be abused, neglected and or lost in North West Volusia County. Return to Top
Bit Of Hope Ranch is a place that gives horses a chance at life. This chance may be their first, second, third or last…. We get all breeds of horses, from all walks of life, from all kinds of situations, in all kinds of conditions. Once the horse comes to Bit of Hope Ranch we team the horse with kids from the community to love on them, help train them and care for them. The rewards for both horse and child are enormous. Return to Top
QCER is a Fl nonprofit facility. All proceeds go toward the care of the horses. Helping Horses & Healing Hearts is our goal. We take in abused, unwanted, even neglected horses that need a home. We then rehabilitate them and offer them for adoption when they are ready. If they are unable to be rehomed, then they will reside with us for the rest of their life. Return to Top
Our facility is accepting horses that owners can no longer feed or properly care for. We are a large ranch with over 35 years of experience in owning and caring for horses. Please visit clintoncirclecranch.com/ for more details on our site under our "Local Town News" section for more details. We will love and care for abused and neglected horses that need our help. We are also registered with the Department of State. Return to Top
The Equine Rescue and Adoption Foundation, Inc. is a notforprofit 501c3 organization devoted to the rescue, rehabilitation, reeducation and adoption of atrisk horses. Return to Top
Our purpose is to help horses be happy body and soul. Our focus as an organization is providing rehabilitation, retraining, and if needed, sanctuary to hurting, unwanted, and problem Horses. We work alongside many other folks and ultimately, try to provide shelter, food, water, medical care, love, companionship, retraining, and possibly adoption. Our ability to accomplish our mission rests solely on the amount of funding we receive and available foster homes for these horses in need. Return to Top
Mission: To provide therapeutic and equine activities for the handicapped, so they may improve physically, mentally and emotionally.
Our barn has 12 stalls on two acres in the middle of Tradewinds Park in Coconut Creek, Fl. We ride in a large covered arena as well as all the trails in the park. Our horses are cared for by a small dedicated staff and over 200 volunteers from around our community.
We are always looking for therapy partners in our horses. In our current herd we have a range of breeds, sizes and ages. We prefer gelded ponies and horses that are well trained. They must have certain things in common love people, calm demeanor, smooth gaits that allow us to provide excellent therapy, and mentally and physically healthy. When a horse is donated to our program, he is considered to be on trial for a minimum trial period of 90 days to ensure he is suitable for our students and will like his new job.
We are currently looking for a shorter, stockier small horse � hands) between the age of 8 18 who is well trained on the lounge and may be an asset to our vaulting program.
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We have 25 acres of grassy pasture on rolling hills. The staff of our rescue has a combined 42 years draft horse experience. We provide a loving safe environment to heal the mind body and spirit. We specialize in draft horses care, dietary needs, and training Return to Top
Casey''s Place Animal Sanctuary, Inc. is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing compassionate care to abused, injured, or sick horses and other animals while working to find them loving homes. We are an allvolunteer organization.
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We provide safe, secure pastures with shelters and fresh water for turnout of horses, two barns with 22 stalls, quarantine pasture for new arrivals, a full time vet tech on the premises, horse safe electrified fencing, closed circuit camera system for foaling mares observation, grooming facilities, exercise round pen, full size arena, and transport assistance available. Return to Top
11 stalls with private paddock for each, and 3 12x12 box stalls. Also provide communal larger paddock turnout areas for 13 horses each. Separate irrigated grassed paddocks for limited grazing (most of our mounts are medium to large ponies, and hence cannot have unlimited grass). Stalls and complete property cleaned daily to remove manure and soiled bedding, which is placed in dumpcart for weekly removal to offsite area. Regular vetting and farrier. Premium feed and hay 𨫌ording to specific horse''''s needs) 2x daily. Adequate clean water at all times. Certified NARHA instructors on site each day, with specific limitations per horse on daily work time. Return to Top
Heart Land provides resources to local animal control agencies and law enforcement agencies in the seizure of neglected, starved, abused and abandoned horses. Will provide transportation, feed, medical and farrier and stabling. After rehabbing, we adopt horses out with preference going to pony clubbers, 4Hers and therapuetic services. Return to Top
Offering safe haven for neglected or unwanted horses.40 years expierence in equine nutrition and health. Horses are rehabilitated to their maximum fitness ability and schooled in ground manners, socialization and if able are trained to become the perfect partner for a qualified owner/rider. The horses that have special needs or at a stage in their life they can no longer be ridden are allowed to live out their days with us. All horses are taken care of like our personal horses, with 2 grain feedings and alfalfa and Bermuda hay daily, plus turn out all day on great pastures. If we can be of assistance to your horse please contact us. Visitors are always welcome to come see our loving healthy companions Return to Top
Our facility is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which serves as a rescue for EIA positive horses for the state of Florida. Our horses are able to live out their natural lives with dignity and safety as we provide quality care and human as well as herd companionship. Additionally, we educate the public about EIA. We have a SPONSOR-A-HORSE program which allows people from the local community to volunteer at our facility as well as sponsor an individual horse to groom, love and spend time with. We also serve as the largest research facility of its kind by providing researchers a blood source to study for eventual future cure and/or vaccine development for EIA. It is our hope that one day no horse will have to be euthanized because they test positive for EIA.(Equine Infectious Anemia) Return to Top
Hope Equine Rescue, Inc. is devoted to the care and placement of unwanted, abused and neglected horses. Our goal is to provide for the horses when no one else can or will. We are putting hope back into the lives of horses one at a time. We are a nonprofit organization and are working on our 501ʌʓ. Return to Top
We are a small farm that accepts unwanted, neglected, abandoned livestock. We rehab and retrain and find appropriate homes or allow the animals to stay on our farm for the rest of their life. Return to Top
We are a small family farm that will take in dire need livestock.
All livestock (horses,cattle,exotics,ect)that we accept will live out their lives on our property and become a part of our family. Return to Top
I am a personal property owner that has the time and desire to help out a couple of needy horses. I do not work and would love to help with what I can. I have already taken care of one that I have had a year and is doing well now. If there is anything more I can do please let me know.
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Open the Gate Inc., is a non-profit 501(c)(3). I have been with horses 30+yrs, having a natural ability to communicate with the misunderstood, mistreated, abused and unhealthy. From wild to retired rodeo broncs, they find me and we begin our journey through rehabilitation, re-building trust, mental and physical health, anger issues, and their best qualities until they are ready to go back into society. Each potential new owner is also evaluated, including their facility, their time to devote, their attitude, and most of all their reason for purchase. Some are urged to lease until they are sure this is something they can devote to as long as the horse lives. The lease program saves the horse from the tramuas of moving, realtionships, bonding, and the possiblity of being abandoned again.
Our therapy program included horses and other animal assisted therapy for special needs children to enjoy a special time outdoors and bond with animals. Many of the rescued horses end up being the best for the therapy program and have been adopted by the special needs families.
In 2008 we will be opening our doors to the Veterans with disabilities to improve the quality of life and introduce them to an alternative career in the equine field.
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The Saddle Up Riding Club is registered 501c3 with the IRS. We provide horses for theraputic riding. We provide direct edcuation in horse management and riding for the able bodied and disabled. We are not a horse rescue but will accept donated horses that pass our initial screening. For the safety of our club and kids our horses must be quiet, patient and tolerant of a variety of activities. Please contact us directly for more information on donating your horse or equipment to our facility. We have written standards and a questionaire we can send to you. Thanks for you interest in placing your horse with us. Return to Top
We are a private facility. I want to help all that I can. We can retrain and rehome horses. We have a gift for placing the right horse with the right person. We have been doing it on a small scale for years. There is a farrier living on the property. I have several vet refrences. We have 16 stalls and 10 paddocks. We are adding stalls soon. Excellent care. Return to Top
Full time, lifetime horsepeople. We have done nothing else but horses since 1967. Although a sales facility specializing in family horses...we have always educated first time horse buyers so that they are aware that the purchase price of a horse is not all that is involved. We have found that some people who "mistreat" horses have not done so on purpose but because they have not been educated in the care and expense involved in owning a horse. we have rescued many, many starving or mistreated horses, accepted any horses that needed help..rehabilitated, retrained and placed in "forever" homes. Since moving to Florida in 1999 have had many TB horses placed with us by local breeders and who were no longer wanted for whatever reasonwe pride ourselves in the fact that we have found the proper homes for each and every horse that we have handled. We are totally committed to "giving back" to the magnificent animal that we love and that has given us so much in our lifetime. We have been heartsick over the present controversy of horse slaughter in the U.S...the forming of this coalition is an extremely important step for the welfare of an animal that this country has depended on since the beginning of its foundation. We urge the lawmakers to consider every aspect of this issue to prevent the neglect of "unwanted horses" and also to remember that by banning regulated operations here in the U.S., we are also subjecting horses to much more cruelty by being shipped by people to facilities that have no "watchdogs" to govern the fate of the horse..and to have horses turned loose to fend for themselves and starve to death, or freeze to death and have no one to care for them is unacceptable. We have taught our animals to depend on us....we must be there for them.
Remember....what horses can do for humans is absolutely awesome...In Ohio we maintained a program for a local "at risk" children''''s state facility....these kids came to our farm and had to have one counselor for each 3 children...that''''s how volatile they were...the kids didn''''t even have to ride when they came...we just introduced them to brushing, petting, leading...they just met the horses....I can tell you that you have never in your life seen anything like the blossoming and softening of these children when they placed their hands on the soft coats of the horse and the child''''s sad, hostile, confused eyes looked into the large soft understanding eyes of the horse. The use of the horse in today''''s society is still an awesome one.....Sincerely, Bud & Lydia Lauck Return to Top
Our mission is to rescue imperiled, retired or abandoned hoofed animals provide a safe refuge promote rehabilitation and return to full physical ability provide safe adoptions for rehabilitated animals and expand the knowledge of equine science, training and horsemanship through association with community groups and leaders. Return to Top
Horses of all ages accepted, based upon current numbers. Have one opening as of June 1, 2009. Horses, burros and mules have freedom to chose to be in the barn or outside on bermuda grass pastures. Once here, they are here for life. Clients'''' horses become part of our family. We encourage owners to keep in touch, if they desire. We take the horses no one else wants as well as those too many people want. If you were a horse, you''''d want to reside and retire here! Currently not ''''nonprofit registered,'''' but if economics continue (TCSenior is $20/bag!) we may end up having to go that route. Licensed by the State of Georgia, fantastic vets and farriers, loving visitors, and for those to whom it is important, we have had our priest consecrate the ground in which we bury our dead, and we always have a sweet funeral. The backhoe people are most respectful. It is about the finest life and after place for a companion that you will find. We are experienced and sane. We work with a few special young people who benefit enormously from being around our horses. The weather is relatively mild. References available upon request. You may contact me any time. Return to Top
our commitment is to help horses be healthy body and soul. we take in 12 horses in need at a time, provide food, shelter, medical care, rehab, and retraining to ultimately seek to find each one a new home. we are a IRS 501 [c]3 nonprofit and rely on individual donations and gifts to fund our programs and horses. Return to Top
Our Small property is fenced and cross fenced with covered shelter in each area. Some are smaller, safe holding pens with shelter to isolate horses for different reasons. We also have a six stall barn that has electric heat lamps for older horses. Due to the small area we have we supply free feeding of hay 24/7, and grain according to the individual horses needs twice a day. We specialize in draft horses, but will help any horse in need. We use Monty Roberts and John Lyons training for rehabilitation methods. Our fences are field wire with either wood or electric around the top for safety. Our Farrier was a teacher at Casey and Sons Farrier School and Research Center. We have 3 different Vets that we keep in good standing so that in case of emergency one of them can be there quickly. Thank you for your consideration. Return to Top
We are a tax exempt rescue and retirement organization dedicated to the well being or the aged and the unwanted. We strive to adopt those who can still be of service to others. Return to Top
We are a rehab, re-conditioning and re-training facility for horses. We have a limited number of horses we can take in, so we have to place a horse once it is 100% and has a career prior to taking any new horses in. We give our horses the highest quality of care, nutrition and mental help available. These horses are given every extra available to them to help bring them into the best physical and mental shape possible. All horses are given training time as well to help them gain a career and a job to successfully become placed with the rider owner/rider when they are ready. We have had an amazing success rate through our program for both horses in starvation, abuse and lameness. We have just a handful of our success stories available on our website, and will continue adding our success and happy endings as we continue forward helping horses and ponies. A large number of these horses actually are life long residence who with the right care, feeding and training have worked into horses in our program with children and adults who are leased on site to suitable riders and will never leave our facility. We make sure to find any horses placed after they are at 100% the best homes with continued high quality care and feeding. If you have an unwanted horse, please contact us to find out if we can help. We wish we could "save them all" but we do what we can and help as many as we can. Return to Top
Small independant owned farm - will accept very young horses, or very old. No stallions. Horses must have negative coggins and be free of infectious diseases. Return to Top
Dancing Cloud Farm Horse Rescue, Inc., is located in Thomas County, Georgia. Our goals include saving unwanted and neglected horses in southwest Georgia, restoring them to health, and placing them in good homes we seek to teach horse owners the basics of responsible care and ownership to prevent much of the abuse, and we are also helping owners find new homes for horses they can no longer afford to keep. We network with rescues in north Florida and north Georgia to save horses. Return to Top
Rye Creek is a retraining facility dedicated to helping abused or unwanted horses. Jeanie, the owner and trainer of the facility is a certified John Lyons trainer. Our facility has an abundance of pasture and shelter. Our goal is to train and nurture accepted horses and then find forever homes for them thru adoption. Return to Top
We are all volunteer facility. Any horses that we accept must be rideable for therapeutic purposes. To learn more about our facility go to our website.Our vet Frank Spelts ʊlbany, GA) or his staff would be glad to tell you we take good care of our horses. Our farrier comes every 6 weeks.We worm every 6 to 8 weeks. Contact us by email for more questions. We are a 501 C 3. Return to Top
7 stalls made of iron/metal corral panels w/shaded lanai. 1 70'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' round pen. A 100'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' x 200'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' arena is currently being built on 3.5 landscaped acres. Return to Top
CB Horse Rescue is a Hawaii nonprofit corporation. We have always had at least one rescue on the place, and now that the economy in in such a recession, there is a tremendous need for equine rescue here. People are having trouble just feeding their families. We are a former riding school, and we have twelve stalls, four paddocks, and also, helpers and supporters with mass quantities of additional pasture. Staff consists of two BS in Animal Science degrees and two nurses ʊnd one gutsy teenager). We have trucks are trailers and are well equipped to help. Not that we couldn''''t use more volunteers and more feed money! Return to Top
We work with all sheriff''s departments and veterinarians to assist them when livestock is being neglected or abused. Horses are also available for adoption. Return to Top
I've done race horse re-hab before, and just love the horses. I try and keep them turned out like they would in the wild. I do barn the ones that are sick or need work. I've got two great vets who come to my home, as I'm with them 24/7. I'll try and find new homes that pass, MY program. I've got an certf. from ISU equine management. and Iowa show judging.. Return to Top
Orphan Acres Inc has operated as a rescue, rehab and sanctuary since 1975 and has had 2000+ horses placed in our care and have found new homes for over 1500 of them. It has been our goal to care for and find new homes for all of the horses that are sent to us or placed in our care that can be placed in caring homes under the guide lines of the state. To care for the ones that can not be placed and provide them with a quality of life so they can grow older with dignity.
We have had horses sent to us from all over the U.S. and have had as maney as 130 under our care at one time.
We provide educational programs for all that want to learn from children and youth groups to adults as well as thoughts with disabilities.
We are a 100% volunteer operation as there is no paid staff so all donations go to the running of and care of the animals.
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We can provide temporary housing and/or pasture for horses needing a new home. Experienced in rehabing starvation/neglect cases. Also have many contacts for finding new permanent homes for horses. Return to Top
Here at the Phoenix Equine Rescue we are giving second chances to unwanted, abused, neglected, injured, sick and older horses,and giving stuggling teens the tools to mold and improve there lives through interaction with these horses. We envision a world in which horses are well cared for, have food,shelter,veterinary attention, and where no horse is forced to starve or be killed as a result of human ignorance or lack of knowledge. Return to Top
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Dazzle''''''''s Painted Pastures Rescue & Sanctuary a not for profit animal welfare
organization located in the Southwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. As a no kill shelter and
sanctuary, our mission is to rescue and offer care and rehabilitation for neglected ,
abandoned, or unwanted companion, farm, and exotic animals. Through proper medical
care, socialization and love, many of these animals will find a loving home through our
adoption program. Some animals, due to medical or behavioral problems, cannot be
placed and will live out their lives in the sanctuary. Our mission also includes public
outreach programs, designed to educate the public about the importance of spaying and
neutering, and the humane treatment of these wonderful creatures. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
The Hooved Animal Humane Society [HAHS] is a NonProfit 501 [c] [3] organization, founded in 1971 by six concerned and committed citizens. It is HAHS’ mission to promote the humane treatment of hooved animals through education, legislation, investigation and if necessary, legal intervention [impoundment]. In addition, we provide physical rehabilitation to animals that have endured severe neglect and abuse and then adopt them out to compassionate forever homes. Return to Top
Wood End Farms'''' mission is to promote the suitability of retired Thoroughbred racehorses for second careers as pleasure and sport horses by providing handson care, rehabilitation and retraining of retired racehorses, and by providing support and education to new and prospective owners. Return to Top
CWER is a nonprofit 501c3 rescue and retraining facility. We work with all breeds and ages. Each incoming horse must be authorized by our board. We can help owners find other options if a horse cannot come here. We are all volunteer, with zero salaries, and our team includes 2 professional trainers. Return to Top
18 clean roomy box stalls. Large paddocks for daily turn out. Indoor arena. Wash stall. Nutrena Feeds. Free choice hay. Quiet family run facility. Owners on premisis. Electro braid fencing and Ramm fencing. We provide a second career for older and difficult horss through our lesson and Camp programs. Return to Top
Private barn with twice daily hands on care farrier is rick jones vet is dr chris fortin we have experience in geriatrics and have owned and cared for horses for over 40 years feel free to call for vet and farriers phone numbers for their opinions on our care of the horses we like small heards with individual feedings pastures are both grass and dry lots with shelter. Please feeel free to contact us with any questions Return to Top
Smalll, private rescue. We generally accept between 6 and 10 horses per year with preference given to AQHA and APHA horses. Horses are evaluated provided with training, treatment and nutrition as required. Our goal is to rehome each horse into a permanent situation. We require adoption contracts and do not allow adopted horses to be transferred in any manner. Adopters wishing to return an adopted horse are able to do so at any time. Return to Top
We use volunteers for much of the work. Only 2 people live on the property. We presently have 29 horses on the property. 9 are impounds. We have 11 that are permanent residents. We have ample barns and buildings but 30 is all that we can handle at one time due to personel to do the work. We have 3 on the premises that have been adopted but are still here. Our openings vary. Return to Top
Rescue weanling to aged horses from slaughter neglect or otherwise unwanted situations sometimes taking in other unwanted farm animals as well but our primary focus is on any equine. Return to Top
New Beginnings Animal Refuge, Inc. is a recognized charitable, 501 ʌ) 3 nonprofit. We are a rescue shelter for abused, neglected and unwanted horses. Our facility is located on 89 beautiful acres in New Salisbury, IN, just 25 miles northwest of Louisville, KY and has served and helped animals and their humans all over Indiana and surrounding states for the past five years.
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We are primarily a Miniature Horse facility along with Shetland Ponies. We do have large horse accomodations and experience. We have been a safe place for old and retired miniatures for over 20 years now. We offer full veterinary services as well as one of the most respected breeding/foaling centers in the country for miniatures. We also have 24 hour monitoring. Return to Top
We run the "land of misfit animals". We take in large animals that can not be placed through local shelters. We specialist in rehab and then rehome. Return to Top
Chocolate Box takes in unwanted horses and will either find them a new home through an adoption process or keep them and make sure that they are safe and comfortable for the rest of their lives. Return to Top
Indiana Horse Rescue has 5 locations in the state of Indiana. Each one is run under the same guidelines but with different managers and volunteers. Horse come from caring owners and from law enforcement when removed from neglect situations. Return to Top
It is a small operation but we try to keep no more than 10 horses and as soon as we get good homes for them we then take on more horses.
We feed the best feed and hay. All horses have shelter and pasture. We due keep records of horses and where they went and check on them from time to time to see if new owners need help with care of the horses. Most horses that come to us are older horses and have worked out to be great 4H horses. Return to Top
Horse-Angels Ranch takes in unwanted, neglected, and unmanagable horses of all breeds. We work with local, state and related agencies to not only provide care but also to work with owners on the proper care of their horses. We have on-site veterinary care 24-7. We also accept medical needs horse and provide long-term and permanent care here on the ranch. Return to Top
Good Hope is a therapeutic riding program affiliated with a local hospital. We are staffed with a full time psychiatrist and several licensed therapists. We have worked together for 9 years and opened the equine facility 6 years ago. Our patients include children, adolescents, and adults. Our horses include breeds from shetland ponies to the Gypsy Vanner. Return to Top
Our goal is to rescue
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Rescue and retirement home that is private and non profit. Take in unwanted horses or starved and neglected horses and find them a forever home. Return to Top
Our goal is to rescue slaughter bound, abused and mistreated farm animals. In addition, we assist horse owners in locating retirement homes for their beloved older animals. We focus on animals that are safe, sound, and trained [or] trainable. We are always looking for volunteers to foster, and help with the training process whether it is building trust, halter training, ground work , [or] starting under saddle. Regardless of your experience, we would welcome you to the Rescue Team.
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Private individual retired from law enforcement. I have been riding training and showing horses for pleasure and work fifty years. I have wonderful pasture secure fencing and horse safe shelter and stalls. I would like to be considered to foster one to five horses at a time as needed for temporary placement. I would be willing to donate any vet expenses needed. Return to Top
We do our best here at TP/\Farms to provide quality care for every member of the equine family that passes through our gates. We provide vet, farrier, nutrition care and shelter with love and understanding with a kind hand and work with each one on an individual basses. Most of the horses we get here have reached retierment age and are here to stay, but others are very placeable into forever homes. We dry lot every thing here and feed Pruina Mills, Nutrina feeds, and quality hays We have started giving riding lessons and boarding a horse or 2 to help keep the bills paid. You can see more about us at our web site. Return to Top
HITVERAS IS DEDICATED TO REHABILITATING ABUSED, NEGLECTED, AND ABANDONED EQUINES AND PLACING THEM IN LOVING AND NUTURING HOMES. SOME WILL REMAIN IN OUR SANCTUARY TO LIVE OUT THE REST OF THEIR LIVES. Return to Top
The Maker''s Mark Secretariat Center welcomes horses from other equine rescue and adoption organizations and promotes the good work of all participating organizations. This cooperative effort will pave the way for communication, cooperation and education among all Thoroughbred rescue operations. Return to Top
Founded over two decades ago, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation''''s mission is clear and simply stated: To save Thoroughbred horses no longer able to compete on the racetrack from possible neglect, abuse and slaughter Return to Top
Chasing the sun Equestian Center offers retraining of retirement and unwanted hores of all breeds,currently working with HAHS, TRF and the SRF assisting in adoption. Pasture and full care boarding, Riding,and Nation wide Transport as well as assisting with Rescues. Our facilities also offers additional acres of pasture locally. Our staff of Equine Proffesionals and Graduates are here to assist in all your questions and horse care needs. Special Discounts for NonProfit Organizations. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
We are a small nonbreed specific rescue. Our goal is to try to educate the public on the plight of Kentucky''s horses. Also to find good caring homes for the horses that we take in. We firmly believe in networking with other Rescues in this endeavour. Return to Top
We have improved pastures with clean water. We have two stable barns, indoor round pen, and outdoor arena. Private training for horses capible of second chance career. We have the proper resources to provide the care needed for your equine friend of any breed. If you can not care for your horse we will gladly haul your equine to a safe environment within a 100 mile radius of our facilities located in central KY. call anytime at 270 287 3739. Thank you.
Your friendly horseman,
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First Farm Inn is a bed and breakfast that educates people about horses. We have a variety of sizes, colors and breeds of horses and teach people who want to get a horse or just learn to interact safely with one. We will accept a horse that will fit into our program and herd. Return to Top
Saddle Lake Equestrain Center is a equine training facility. We have had wonderful sucess and want to give back to the equine community when ever possible. We can take 2 horses per year. Our hope for these horse is 2 fold. First we want to help them recover physically and become healty again. Secondly we want to provide them with the training needed to make them valuable in a way that may help them never to be in such a sitution again. Return to Top
Mountain View Rescue is a private rescue facility providing horses with the necessary care, rehabilitation, and training to be ready for adoption into forever homes. We do not discriminate against breed, age, gender or disposition. Horses who cannot be placed will live out their lives at the farm as permanent residents. We do all facets of equine rescue from orphan nurse mare foals, to owner surrenders, off track Thoroughbreds, injured and diseased animals. Return to Top
We are a family owned horse rescue. We currently have 5 horses-4 are rescues. We are building an 8 stall barn & have a 2 stall already. We have several fenced pastures,a corral,round pen & are working on clearing more land for more pastures. Our horses are our children.This is a passion & labor of love. Our horses are given lots of love & attention and the best care possible. Return to Top
To provide humane treatment and shelter while working as a clearinghouse to seek adoptive homes for all of Kentucky's unwanted equines, regardless of breed.
To educate the public and raise awareness for responsible equine ownership so that fewer horses end up in crisis.
To work with and serve as a model for organizations with the same mission in other states: to save America's equines from inhumane treatment.
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A facility specializing in Thoroughbreds. Skills to rehabilitate, and begin retraining and networking for new homes for off the race track thoroughbreds. Return to Top
Small facility dedicated to rehabing neglected and abused horses, and finding them new homes. New owners will be screened, and will be subject to unannounced home visits after adoption. Return to Top
The MSPCAAngell is a national and international leader in animal protection and veterinary medicine and provides direct handson care for thousands of animals each year. Founded in 1868, we are the secondoldest humane society in the United States. Our services include animal protection and adoption, advocacy, humane education, law enforcement and worldclass veterinary care. Return to Top
The Bay State Equine Rescue''''s mission is to preserve equine integrity through care that provides physical, mental and emotional health. Our focus is the rescue and rehabilitation of equines void of a human advocate, abused, neglected, or abandoned. Our goal is to raise public awareness of equine neglect through regional youth education, legislation, horsemanship education, animal care awareness, and community service opportunities. We are working toward a standard of excellence to create a model which, when duplicated, will unite rescues nationwide to abolish mistreatment and disrespect of horses in this country. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
Cedar Oaks Equine Rescue takes in unwanted, abused, and negected horses. We are currently in the process of becoming non profit, and accept surrenders by horse owners all over New England. Some we rehabilitate and when safe, we adopt to nice families, others will remain here forever safe. If you have a horse you can no longer take care of, contact us. Return to Top
Cedar Oaks Equine Rescue takes in abused, neglected, and unwanted horses either providing them with a safe forever home, or rehabilitating the horse and adopting it out to a loving home with an adoption contract and vet, farrier, personal references, as well as periodic farm checks. We will ensure that all horses that reside at Cedar Oaks will always be loved and taken care of for the rest of their lives. Return to Top
Days End Farm Horse Rescue, Inc. is a 501 c3, volunteer based, animal welfare organization. Days End Farm was established in 1989 to ensure quality care and treatment of horses through intervention, education, and outreach. Return to Top
Hideaway Horse Center is a family owned facility that offers riding lessons, boarding, and lay ups. Feel free to contact us for more information. Hideaway knows that every horse is different and has different needs. We have dealt with many thoroughbreds off the track so they are very well handled with us! Return to Top
Gentle Giants is a 501 c3 tax deductible nonprofit charity. We rescue draft breed horses from slaughter sale and abusive situations, and retrain them for adoption into pleasure riding homes. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
Traveller's Rest Farm is a small family owned and operated 34 acre equine retirement and layup facility located in Southern Maryland's beautiful Charles County.
We are not a rescue or a not-for-profit, although we support local rescues that are. To that end, we do not take in donated horses.
We believe that every horse deserves their retirement, in fact, this farm was purchased and is named after our very own Traveller. He was our riding horse well into his teens and this farm was purchased specifically so he would have a permanent place to retire to. He is pictured above and still oversees all farm operations.
All our horses are treated to daily turnout in compatible groups ranging from 2 - 4 animals and given lots of love and attention on a daily basis. We operate solely for the comfort and safety of our horses and are dedicated to giving your horse the same care and love we do our own.
Traveller's Rest Farm, its owners and affiliates promise to care for your horse as our own and treat them with the respect and dignity they deserve. Return to Top
We are a certified notforprofit therapeutic horseback riding program and horse repurposing program in Maryland that offers both lessons for children and adults with disabilities, as well as the chance for Thoroughbreds and other horses to be retrained and then rehomed. We also offer sanctuary and rehabilitation to other kinds of livestock. Our mission is to create a place in which all humans and animals can benefit from mutual interaction and bonding, and gain selfrespect, confidence, and trust. Return to Top
Dedicated to finding appropriate homes for neglected horses as well as OTTBs. Staff has many years experience retraining retired TB racehorses. Return to Top
Re hab training facility. Exsclusive to ex racehorses. Supported by horsemen for horsemen. We encourage the owner and breeder to accept responcibility for the horses they produce. Return to Top
The Equihab Foundation is based in North East, and keeps its horses in five private farms totaling about 120 acres in total. Our finances allow for about 10 horses at any one time. We are a 501c3 nonprofit with an active Board of Directors. We have no paid staff however, we have a team of directors and other key members who provide necessary care, rehabilitation, evaluation, and adoptions.
Please ask us about our free speakers, community outreach programs, and euthanasia fund. We do NOT support horse slaughter and offer owners many alternatives including networking, email list, direct donations, free hauling, and other support services.
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Maine’s second largest horse sanctuary, situated on a vast 38 acre plot, houses elderly, sick, or otherwise rejected horses and an assortment of other animals as well. A five member core team, along with local blacksmiths and veterinarians, routinely nurses, grooms, and comforts upwards of 35 animals at any given time. Return to Top
The Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals is unlike any other animal welfare facility in New England. Originally formed in 1872 to protect the horses who pulled Portland’s streetcars, the Society now provides around the clock onsite staffing, has access to veterinary services twentyfour hours a day, and maintains nearly one hundred equines on its farm facilities. Animals who have been seized by Maine’s law enforcement officials and placed by court order with the Society, provided the animals are not suffering, are kept for the entirety of their lives or placed in forever homes. Return to Top
Ever After Mustang Rescue is a nonprofit organization that rescues and rehabilitates previously adopted mustangs and either transitions them to new homes and useful lives, or offers lifetime care to unadoptable horses. Return to Top
We are a small private rescue. All of our horses but one are rescues. We tend to specialize in blind horses. We are experienced in this area. Since we are small our priority is blind foals or young horses. We do however offer help and advice in rehoming any horse in need. Please visit our web site for more information Return to Top
Taking horses that need a home and can be adopted out. Have space for a few sponsor type horses. Also keep several stalls for retirement horses that the owners can help with support of them. Will also provide a home for farm type animals at the rescue depending on room. We provide schooling for animals needing training and handling issues. Return to Top
Maine State licensed shelter for equines: We quarantine, stabilize, rehabilitate, retrain, and find new homes for unwanted horses. We also offer humane education to local schools and horse clubs. Return to Top
Horse North Rescue and Placement program is a 501ʌʓ NonProfit Equine Rescue. We not only focus on rehabilitation and placement of many unwanted equines in addition we also educate the public on proper and preventative care for these animals. Return to Top
The International League for the Protection of Horses Michigan [ILPHMI] is a horse''''s best friend. This nonprofit 501 [c]3 corporation is the Michigan chapter of an international organization that is dedicated to the welfare, rescue and rehabilitation of horses and to the education of horse owners. This ensures that horses will be enjoyed and live full, happy lives. All funds raised by ILPHMI are used for the protection of horses. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
The AARS supports lesson program owners who serve non-horse-owning novices. Pleasant, pet quality horses are valued by these small business owners. Your horse would be an ambassador serving in a relatively non-strenuous environment while retaining a active relationship with humans. Return to Top
24/7 turnout. Plenty of shelter. Good quality feed. Vet/farrier on regular basis. Safe fencing. Large pastures. Two seperate farms with 15+/ acres each. Quarentine pens. Retrain/training available as needed. All breeds welcome. Not a retirement facility. Full time owners live on property. Well educated in rehab and problematic/dangerous horses. Return to Top
We rehabilitate the horses and place them in LEASED homes. The lease is a $25 initial fee to cover premise inspection and $25.00 per year to cover inspections and annual paperwork. Rescue continues to own the horse. We do NOT sell animals and try to reduce the time they spend on the facility so we can accept more animals. Return to Top
I have a private farm in SW Michigan where I have three of my own horses. I am trying to do my part as a responsible horse owner to help other owners who can no longer care for their horses. I take in sound horses who are able to do a job or can be trained to do a job, either riding, being ponied or driving. I assess their ability, provide more training if necessary and then find a good forever home for them. Some may stay at my farm forever. Return to Top
I am a private rescue. I have 6 10x10 stalls, 4 seperate pastures, outdoor shelter. I take horses that are unwanted or emaciated, need to be retrained, or rehabbed, that owners can''t keep for whatever reason. I have 20+ years experience with horses and want to help those in need. Return to Top
We provide equine-assisted activities to individuals with disabilities. We are happy to take horses who are healthy, sound and sane, and are ready for a new career. Our horses are out 24/7 with access to shelter and are fed any grain rations individually to ensure their nutritional needs are met. Return to Top
Equine veterinary facility + family farm willing to take 1-2 horses at a time for rehab/fostering and placing into new homes; we are willing to do dental/veterinary work required, and have an excellent relationship with local farriers and massage therapists; we also do some training and would be willing to work with abuse cases Return to Top
Equine Allies is a 501ʌʓ that places abused, neglected or otherwise unwanted horses in approved foster/adoptive homes for rehabilitation and ongoing appropriate care. The mission of Equine Allies is to educate the public about the humane care and treatment of horses, to advocate for equine welfare and to further the bond between people and horses. EA has no paid staff and 100% of all proceeds go to the care and maintenance of the horses it serves. Return to Top
Sundown Shelter rehabilitates horses and finds good homes for them. We travel around the state offering free clinics to educate the public and first responders in safety, emergency rescue and other topics regarding the care and handling of horses. We have many foster homes for temporary placement until permanent homes can be found. Return to Top
We are a new facility located in Wentzville, MO. We are focused on saving unwanted horses from being sent to slaughter! The horses here enjoy lush green pastures, extra large stalls, and tons of T.L.C. We practice natural horsemanship, and rehabilitate our horses with a kind and gental approach. We strive to raise awareness of the crueilty on America's horses at the hands of the slaughter industry. We also work very hard at making sure adoptive homes are throughly screened, and have regular check-ups on adopted horses. We currently have room to love and care for incoming rescues! Return to Top
I used to breed Missouri foxtrotters, all ground training was done by me and some under saddle. At this time I only have 3 horses and am not breeding due to over supply of gradehorses which are often neglected. I love all breeds and sizes of horses and have a strong desire to protect them. We have 50 acres, three barns and four horses. Our horses are pastured. Remaining 50 acerage is directly behind the house with the barns on them. Two ponds are available and also have running water to two barns with electricity.
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I have raise Thoroughbred horse for racing and therapeutic riding. We work with NTRC. I have had Thoroughbred stables in Md. & Mo. for 35 years. Return to Top
The Shannon Foundation Farm is nestled in a beautiful valley in rural central Missouri. Covering over 100 acres, the animals are given every opportunity to live out their lives enjoying the peacefulness of nature, including spacious pastures, acres of woodland, a pond, and a running stream.
The farm is a permanent sanctuary for most of our animals who mainly come from rescue situations ranging from abuse and abandonment, to pets whose owners have passed away leaving them homeless. One of our main goals is to help our animals adjust and grow into the beautiful, happy animals they were meant to be.
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We are a performance facility reschooling smallsized thoroughbreds for western disciplines, and also as helping horses. Please contact us if you have thoroughbreds needing homes which are 15.2 or less. We prefer mares. We are very experienced with OTTB''''s and offer a safe, caring home for these horses, as well as experienced veterinary care and an excellent feeding program. We can transport in the Midwest, Oklahoma and Texas. Return to Top
We are a small faciltiy and specialize in the retirement and rescue of Arabian horses. We understand the personality and needs of this particular breed. Our horses receive extensive personal care. Return to Top
A small group of individuals that are searching out rescue horses and retired horses to give them either a permanent home (retired or rescued) or rehabilitate them to be companion horses or adoptable pets. We fill a need in the Lafayette County area because there are no rescue or retirement facilities in our area-we follow the guidelines of the AAEP and base our rescue or retirement upon the same model of the Exceller Fund-only we do not limit ourselves to the ex racehorses Return to Top
The Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary in Montana rescues and shelters disabled animals. Every animal who arrives at the sanctuary gets another chance to have a safe and loving home. Our residents include blind dogs, blind horses, deaf dogs, blind cats, and animals with other neurological and orthopedic disabilities. Return to Top
We take in all ages, all breeds of equine, including mules and donkeys. Equine that are trainable and adoptable will find new homes. A Fee applies for those that are too old, have no teeth, sick or dangerous for their humane euthanasia. For owners who can afford to pay, a fuel fee is charged to pick up their equine. Otherwise we can arrange to do it for free.
All fees collected are put towards the care of the equine services we provide. Return to Top
Horse Haven Montana is a boarding, rescue and adoption program in western Montana. It is privately owned and operated and currently does not have 501c3 status but is pursuing this. We strive to take in horses who we believe we can find permanent, adoptive homes for as we do not have the space nor the resources to serve as a sanctuary. All horses receive personal, one on one care to ensure that they are in optimum health and well being before being placed in their permanent homes. Our mission: Education and Understanding to Enhance the Equine/Human Bond and to Improve the Welfare of the Horse Return to Top
Montana Horse Sanctuary was established in 2004 to provide a refuge for horses in need. Located near Helena, Montana, the Sanctuary provides a safe and caring home for unwanted and in-crisis horses, mules and ponies. The sanctuary provides each equine resident with individualized, holistic rehabilitation with the goal of eventual placement in loving, permanent, qualified homes. The Sanctuary offers affordable and humane workshops and seminars for the benefit of horse people and their horses. Topics include health, safety, handling, care and riding.
The Sanctuary has a volunteer board and a paid executive director. Volunteers are the lifeblood of the organization with most residing in Montana and others living as far away as the east coast and even South Africa.
Montana Horse Sanctuary has outgrown its current 20-acre facility and is in the process of purchasing a 1200-acre ranch near Simms, Montana. The new location will allow the Sanctuary to develop a larger facility which will include a veterinary/quarantine barn, indoor arena, large turn out corrals with shelters and various size pastures for the horses.
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We provide a loving, respectful home for all horses. We pamper them, and only use natural training methods, as we feel they are in the best interest of the horses.
We know that it can be very difficult to make the decision to find a new home for your horse, but we understand that you may not be able to meet the demands of owning a horse any longer. We would treat your horse as if it were our own, and would never, ever place them in harms way or send them through ANY auction. Most horses never leave our care, but in some instances, we do find them different loving homes, after a rigorous screening process ʊnd frequent drop ins!).
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We take in unwanted horses of all ages and all breeds. Horses will be trained/re-trained if needed and placed in loving permanent homes through our adoption program. Unadoptable horses remain at our ranch to live out their lives. HORSES WILL NOT BE SOLD AT AUCTIONS FOR ANY REASON!! Horses must be brought to our ranch, we are unable to pick up horses unless the horses are in the Kalispell area. Return to Top
It is the mission of the Horse Protection Society of North Carolina, Inc. to make the world a better place for horses through education, rescue, and rehabilitation. HPS provides a sanctuary of last resort for unwanted, neglected, and abused equine. Return to Top
We at Kirby Creek Equine Rehab and Support Center are striving to create a healthy, safe and loving environment for any and all horses that are in need of care, rehabilitation, and new and loving homes. Return to Top
Horse Helpers is an equine rescue located on the outskirts of Boone, NC. We serve Watauga, Ashe, and Avery counties in North Carolina and Johnson County, TN. Horse Helpers rescues and rehabilitates equine and other livestock, and finds them forever homes. In addition, we provide a place for education on animal care and humane communication.
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USERL does not own a farm and does not have access to a stable at any one location to accommodate all horses in the program. We believe that the horses brought into the USERL program receive more individualized care at a foster facility, allowing them to progress through our rehabilitation program with fewer complications. You can never replace the one on one attention provided by a wonderful foster family! Return to Top
We are a 12 stall barn with 8 pastures with 3 sided run-ins. Nutrena grain and Timothy hay are fed to our horses, and we have the ability to take in 2 horses for rescue care if needed. Return to Top
Retirement, Rescue and Rehab - minis to drafties. Specializing in special needs and aged equines. Veterinary, farrier, chiropractic, accupunture, massage, available on site. Foster care facility approved by USERL. References upon request. 7 miles from Davie County Large Animal Hospital. 2 hours from Virginia Tech and NCSU.
I currently have 11 rescues of my own and 11 boarders. 9 stall barn w/daily turn out or pasture board available. Email for more information. Individualized feeding program. Return to Top
RHR is a NARHA member therapeutic riding program. We accept horses that can be active members of the program; specifically geldings between the age of 8-18 years, 14 to 15'2 hands, who are sound and well trained. Return to Top
Triple H Miniature Horse Rescue is a non-profit (applied for (501)c3 organization located in Mandan, ND. We recently opened with 20 acres but have a renter leaving and will have 750 more. Our mission statement
HHH Miniature Horse Rescue is a not-for-profit corporation that is dedicated to rescue efforts, care, nurturing and rehabilitation of miniature equine. Through the charitable efforts of our volunteers and our community, we strive to provide help, hope and loving life-long homes to miniature equine that have been seized, surrendered or suffered gross abuse and neglect. Return to Top
Established in 2006 and having earned a 501[c]3 nonprofit organization status, EPH provides shelter, rehabilitation and adoptions for those animals in need of these services, animals that may have experienced neglect or abuse. EPH creates an atmosphere where any horse or person with which they come in contact will improve physically and emotionally with a goal to develop a rewarding and beneficial relationship for all concerned. EPH will take injured, ownersurrendered, confiscated, unwanted, and abused animals to rehabilitate, cure, mentally heal and retrain. EPH offers educational programs to the community through horsemanship training and riding lessons, with an emphasis on nonviolent, or commonly called natural horsemanship, techniques. Return to Top
Full care facility with 12 stall heated barn, indoor arena and turn out facility for cold weather. Automatic waterers in each stall and turn out facility. Full service lab on site with full time veterinary consultant onstaff. Beautiful 500 acre pastures with rolling hills, trees, creeks and wildlife. Horses are on a stringent vaccination and worming program and we have a full time farrier at the facility. Walkers, padded round pens and other rehab facilities for the rehab of the injured horse are also available. Return to Top
I have a small horse rescue in Central Nebraska and my focus is on unwanted seniors and drafts even though all types and special needs are welcome. I take in abused horses to retrain as well Return to Top
I am the only equine rescue facility in North centeral Nebraska at this time. I work in conjunction with other rescues and groups across the USA and Canada. I have been awarded neglected animals by the Jefferson Co Sheriff's department just last month; which is in southern NE. I also have set up a network of volunteers to transport equine; this group has members all across the USA and into Canada. The "Transport Group" tab on my website will take you right to it.
I currently have 3 part time volunteers; and my family and I work to transport, rehabilitate, train, and rehome horses. We love it! And we're making a difference, educating people about pertinent issues.
Thank you for your consideration.
Kindest Regards,
Lynn M. Schmale Return to Top
We take in horses that have been donated, relinquished or confiscated by local authorities. We rehabilitate them, work on their socialization and adopt out the ones that we are able to. We are also actively involved in the equine education of Nebraska. We have a capacity of 20 horses onsite and many foster homes to help with the overflow. Return to Top
We rescue and rehab horses from private owners or slaughter auctions if we believe that we can provide a chance for the horse to have a good life, and we find adoptive homes for those that we rescue. Return to Top
We have a Horseshoe canyon and additional acreage for horses to run in and run in shelter for bad weather. We are building a large arena with office space, stalls, and tack area etc. with wash stations etc. this Spring/Summer 2008. Return to Top
Plainfield Equestrian Center is a facility opened to provide services for fellow equestrians. We are open to the public for riding, training, and boarding, and we are located on 80+ acres of land, 40 of which is now open to pasture for the horses. We are offering services now to the public to bring in your unwanted horse and give them what they need whatever it may be to rehome them into wonderful homes. Return to Top
Small barn facility at my home. More pasture going up in 2009, I feed exclusively Poulin feeds and have local hay. * not a public facility* I do prefer to take in neglected or older animals over abuse cases however will help where is needed. I am at capacity until at least spring of 2009 as generally the geriatric rescues live out the rest of their days here. Am always willing to help people place horses or at least get them in touch with someone that may be able to help.
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New England Equine Care & Development is a non-profit organization designed to provide enhanced equine care and equestrian education using the horse as the primary teaching tool through hands-on educational programming, exhibitions, competitions, boarding and training, recreation, entertainment and therapy for all ages. Return to Top
We are a neglect prevention organization that helps people keep their pets at home, including horses. We will assist with feed, hay, farrier, vet costs and daily care. Our goal is to keep horses at home when the owners face difficult times. Return to Top
Live and Let Live Farm Rehabilitation Rescue and Sanctuary is an all animal rescue for animals of Agriculture, mostly horses. Based in NH we help animals all over NH and the surrounding New England areas along with Premarins and American mustangs. Return to Top
Equine Protection of North America [E.P.O.N.A.] is a 501 [c] [3] nonprofit organization based in Epping, NH, providing care and rehabilitation for abused and neglected horses. Return to Top
Rescue, rehabilitation and placement of horses who have been neglected, abused or are unwanted in permanent, loving, responsible forever homes.
Education for people in the care, nutrition and responsibility of horse ownership and the commitment that relationship requires. Return to Top
Mylestone Equine Rescue (M.E.R.) is dedicated to abused and neglected horses. M.E.R. works to educate the general public about these unspeakable sufferings and promotes the plight of unwanted horses.
Our goal is to place these once magnificent creatures in homes that will give them the true love and care they deserve. If suitable homes are not found, M.E.R. will be a permanent home for these horses. Return to Top
Helping Hearts is headquartered at a private Dressage training and boarding facility. We are a 100% volunteer organization, all raised funds go directly to help horses in need.
Mission Statement:
Helping Hearts Equine Rescue Inc. is a 50lc3 NonProfit animal welfare organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and placement of equines in need assisting equines in situations of neglect, abuse or threat of slaughter located in, but not necessarily limited to Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean counties – in our home state of New Jersey. To educate the public regarding the standards of care required to maintain an equine as a riding partner and/or companion animal in a humane manner.
Our Goals~
1. Accept into our program equines in need.
2. Assist in the placement of equines under the care of private owners who can no longer maintain them.
3. Provide necessary management, veterinary and farrier care for those equines under our protection.
4. Rehabilitate and adopt out equines to suitable homes as sporthorse prospects, pleasure riding prospects or as retirement/companion animals.
5. Obtain sponsorships for those equines who maintain a permanent residency within the auspices of our organization.
6. To provide all animals under our care with a comfortable and dignified existence without pain or suffering. If and when physical and medical circumstances no longer allow that comfortable life to let them go gently and kindly with a humane veterinaryassisted euthanasia.
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Beyond Balance is a volunteer based organization that provides horseback riding and related equine assisted activities to individuals with special needs in New Jersey,Pennsylvania and Surrounding areas. We look for horses that are between 5 and 23 years old and 14'2-15'2 hands. The horses have to be well trained and sound. Surpassing all boundaries. Return to Top
The Standardbred Retirement Foundation accepts Standardbreds only. We have our office in our boarding facility in Hamilton, NJ where we keep 25 adoptable horses. We support a total of 160 horses all across the country. More than half will not be adopted due to age or injury. Return to Top
As a horse lover, then owner, who purchased her first horse with babysitting money and grew up with him and later competed all the way to the Arabian Nationals on a $600.00 backyard rescue, my dream was to give back to the beloved horse who gave so much to me. My dream was realized a short 2 years ago. I currently run a small equine rescue facility who''''s focus is the 5 R''''s, rescue, rehab, retrain, rehome, and redo! We also assist other rescue groups in transporting horses pulled from auction/brokers/ life threatening situations. Non profit status is near completion and our hope is to secure a bigger facility and save more lives. Owner/manager has over 30 years experience with horses and horses are my first love. Return to Top
We are a 501c3 non-profit therapeutic riding program located at the Santa Fe Horsepark www.horsepark.com We offer riding lessons to children & adults with special needs. We have a Special Olympics equestrian team & we offer a NARHA Horses for Heroes program to allow veterans with physical disabilities to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the horse. Return to Top
We are wanting to help in any way that we can. We currently have ten horses, one of which we rescued last year. He was in poor condition and is now doing very well. We have the room and I am willing to take some in. Return to Top
160 acre training facility. 10-stall heated barn, arena, roundpens, toys for horses, and 24 hour care. We train horses, mules, and donkeys and take in any animals from private owners who are not able to keep caring for them. We re-train and sell to pre-screened, loving homes. Return to Top
FCER is an all volunteer non-profit dedicated to the rescue of horses, their rehabilitation, and adoption into good, loving homes. We assist wherever, whenever we can to rescue a horse in need. We also dedicate ourselves to the education of the public on responsible horse ownereship, thereby improving the lives of the horses and their people. Return to Top
We have 5 acres and have 4 horses of our own. We love horses and we are willing to take in abused or uncared for horses. I am here to help out if needed. Return to Top
We are therapeutic riding and hippotherapy facility that will accept horses to our program if they are "bomb proof" even if they have some physical ailments or are elderly. They must be screened and 14.3 or 14.2 hands in size. We cannot accept pregnant mares, foals or stallions. Return to Top
We are an all volunteer mustang rescue, training and adoption organization that works with the BLM and other organizations to find homes for mustangs. If you are looking to adopt a mustang or want to help with a partnership please contact us. Return to Top
We are a nonprofit, taxexempt 501ʌ)ʃ) equine rescue organization supporting the responsible use of working, sport and pleasure horses. Our goals are to prevent the neglect or abuse of any equine by offering equine educational programs to the community and providing shelter and rehabilitation for those equines in need. Return to Top
Equine Rescue, Inc. is a 501ʌ)ʃ) nonprofit organization whose mission is to rescue and provide care, rehabilitation and adoption services for abused, neglected, and abandoned horses. Return to Top
Our mission is to prevent the inhumane slaughter and abuse of horses through rescue and rehabilitation. Our objective is to rehabilitate and place horses in forever, loving homes. We educate new horse owners on the proper care of said horses. We also educate the general public on the abuse and slaughter of horses in hopes that all horses will have a brighter future. Return to Top
Cracker Box Palace is a registered nonprofit farm haven in Alton, NY. It is a unique place in Wayne County where farm animals of every kind come to recover from illness, neglect or abuse. Some of our residents come here due to family deaths, or because their owners can no longer give them the care they need. All animals are taught that they still have friends and all people are not bad. Families are assured that their beloved pets will not become someone’s dinner. Once the animals are given necessary adjustment time and veterinary care, they become available for new people to love through adoption or a unique foster care program. Return to Top
We currently have 59 horses with use of 148 acres. Our nonprofit,[501c3] educational program, BITS, was implemented in 1986. We have 2 full time staff and 28 volunteers. Return to Top
Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester, is committed to building lifelong bonds between people and animals through education, community outreach programs and the prevention of cruelty. Return to Top
Provide rescue and rehabilitation of horses bound for slaughter through the auction pipeline. We select sound animals for retraining and placement in adoptive homes. 501c3 tax status pending. We are a New York State Charitable Corporation.
Our farm, SquirrelWood Farms LLC has been at this location since 2000. We care for up to 45 horses at any given time. Return to Top
WE HAVE A SMALL FACILITY SO WE CAN PROVIDE SEPERATE ATTENTION TO EVERY HORSE IN THE BARN. CURRENTLY WE HAVE FOUR HORSES WITH A RETIRED PACER WHO BROKE HIS COFFIN BONE. WE HAVE TRAINED HIM TO RIDE WESTERN AND ENGLISH. WE DO LESSONS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AND NEW BEGINING RIDERS. WE LOVE AND CARE FOR EVERY HORSE THAT COMES TO THE FARM. OUR FAMILY CONSISTS OF 3 DOGS, 9 CATS AND 1 AFRICAN GRAY PARROT ALONG WITH OUR HORSES. WE CAN OFFER A VERY LOVING HOME TO AND ONE ON ONE CARE FOR YOUR HORSE, AND THEY WILL NEVER BE ALONE. Return to Top
I would have the room to accept a few choosen healthy horses a year for retraining. We have large pastures with lots of grass and local trails. My goal is to train quiet dependable trail horses, that would have the possiblity to go on to do local shows. Please email me and we can discuss possible placement. Return to Top
PalOMine is a not for profit organization dedicated to teaching individuals with disabilities horseback riding as well as equine assisted activities and learning. We are looking for sound, calm horses that can be used independently at the walk, trot, canter, as well as on a lead line and safe on the ground for unmounted activities. Return to Top
Privately owned facility; have served in the past as county foster farm for rescues/seizures; most often now purchase horses at auction to save them from going to meat/rehabilitating them/finding them new homes. Return to Top
We are a Non For Profit Org. Dedicated in the rescue of the abused, neglected, Starved and the unwanted horses in ny. We are on call 24hrs for the local humane org. SPCA'S and police for any emergency siezures. Any horses entering our facility receives gentle loving care including veterinary and farrier work. Any horse we receive is evaluated by expert staff, and stays here until placed in loving homes or if the horse cannot be placed due to ill health, age or temperment stays here until the rainbow bridge calls him home. We have huge fields with 4 rail fence our barns are airy and the stalls and pens clean, with top quality hay and grain. We welcome visitors and love showing people around our facility. Return to Top
Our goal is to help find loving and suitable homes for horses who have raced at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack. We work to match former race horses w/ certified adoption agencies or approved private individuals- ensuring them a suitable home and productive, happy lives. Return to Top
Specializing in horses with nutritional problems due to poor teeth, Cushings disease,laminitis etc. Special diets/fed 4x/day. Indoor exercise in bad weather. 24 hr on farm supervision. Individ or group turnout. Drylots for horses that cannot have grass. Return to Top
I have turned my family barn into a retirement facility and or short term rehabilitation center. I provide personalized care for each horse that stays here to help ensure that their last days are stress-free and happy. Horses can convalesce or stay for lay-up or for the end of their days. Each feeding, grooming and day to day care is monitored by myself with the help of a vet on call and experienced rehab farrier. My love for these animals helps them shine. Return to Top
We are a privately owned small-scale equine rescue facility dedicated to the idea that all rescues should work together towards the same goal of helping all horses in danger or in need, as well as assisting other rescues when help is needed. We believe we must all work together in the battle to end the slaughter, abuse and neglect of our equines, and will gladly assist anybody or any horse in any way we can to the best of our humble abilities. Most of our work is done through on-line networking with other orgs. Chances are, if we cant help, we might know some one who can. Our ultimate goal is to end the slaughter & exportation of our American equines, and to fight against animal abuse & neglect through education & enforcement. Return to Top
We are in the process of becoming 501[c]3. We operate at two facilities and are a not kill sanctuary. Combining horses and children to educate and develop youth in proper equine care and preservation of rural communities. Return to Top
I can usually take unwanted horses and find them loving, caring homes, usually to family and 4H members. I have customers looking for horses daily and have the expertise to retrain/rehab horses and find them homes. Return to Top
We are located on the grounds of Jamaica Bay Riding Academy on Gateway Federal Park Preserve. We have indoor/outdoor rings and trails along Jamaica Bay. Return to Top
H.O.P.E. takes in and cares for abused, neglected, unwanted and slaughterbound horses regardless of age, breed, sex, injury, illness or behavior. We provide these horses with appropriate medical care and emotional needs, proper nutrition, safe shelter and appropriate training through skilled or compassionate handlers. We believe in alleviating a horses’ suffering when every other option is exhausted, under the advice and care of the veterinarian, by humane euthanasia. We are committed to the safety and proper care of horses through public awareness by providing clinics and seminars. We are dedicated to working with our future horse owner generation, providing special opportunities for youth groups and underprivileged children. We ensure proper placement of horses into foster and permanent homes, using rigid adoption and foster care guidelines. Return to Top
To stand in the gap for noncompetitive, often injured racehorses (Thoroughbred and Standardbred) providing a peaceful environment and skilled hands to assist in their development as pleasure mounts. To place these horses in experienced loving homes that will continue their education so each has a skill and therefore, a future. To use the Program as an outreach for at risk youth to instill work ethics and a sense of responsibility. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
I have accepted ⢬tually, they were just left here when their owners moved on) 4 older horses and have found that they are the best for teaching children and adults about the joys of learning to ride. I give them the supplements and the correct feed they need and they give minimal riding lessons and trailrides. These guys are the best. I have a need for more horses between say 6 yrs. to 25 years, but only a few. They would have lasting homes. I also have a 30 year young appaloosa gelding that a client supports that is still going strong and enjoys his ride time! Return to Top
Can only take in ponies. Ponies live outside 24/7 with access to run in. Stalls available for emergencies/bad weather. Lots of grazing, access to water. All ponies are retrained with an emphasis on became safe reliable children''s mounts. Can take 1 riding sized pony or multiple minis. Return to Top
Serenity Horse Rescue is a notforprofit organization dedicated to rescuing abused, neglected or unwanted horses. We have several horses currently available for adoption. Please visit our website at www.serenityhorserescue.com. Training and owner instruction also available. Return to Top
Good home(s) provided for sound, registered horses, preferably Quarter Horses & Paints. Will accept horses that need retraining. Horses must be delivered to our farm at owner''''s expense and in good health. Lots of pasture, box stalls, routine health care included. I will retrain & use these horses for my lesson program and then place them in suitable homes. Visit our web site for pictures. Return to Top
Organization is a partner of the Wyandot County Humane Society. We accept any horse, anytime and place horses with adoptive (lifetime lease) home. We do work with problem horses and accept horses with health problems, age etc, but we also do humanely euthanize when it is appropriate or when we have too many horses. Our director is certified as an instructor in horse euthanasia by injection and we use the University of Findlay Equine veterinarians as consultants on health issues. Return to Top
CANTER was established to transition thoroughbred racehorses to new careers. Our focus is horses coming directly off the track or from the farm, that have raced or been in race training within the last 12 months, and have not already transitioned to a new career. Our horses are boarded at facilities near Cleveland and Columbus. Return to Top
We take in unwanted and abused horses and work with the humane societies through out several counties. We will house any equid no charge or questions and will rehabilitate horses and train them to be placed in forever loving homes. Return to Top
We are the law enforcement branch for the park dist. We have over 50 million visitors a year and our mounted unit has been in existance since 1917 and is still going strong. We are looking for big boned geldings 15.3 to 16.1 hand horses, solid in color. The work is hard, but the reward is a great home with execellent care. Retirement consists of a loving, caring home. Please contact me if you have any questions. Sgt.Jim McRitchie Return to Top
We provide a service to individuals who can no longer care or keep their horses for whar evcer reason, we also assist local humane societies and law enforcement with cruelty and neglect cases and take in any unwanted horse across the US. Return to Top
This is a working demonstration farm that houses horses for our mounted unit and horses for demonstration purposes. The farm itself can house up to 25 horses, but our unit can only have up to 5. Our unit patrols all the parks in the district which has over 7000 acres covering 30+ properties. The mounted unit has 4 part-time mounted rangers and 1 full-time coordinator to work specifically with the Ranger horses. The facility has 10 people specifically to care for all the horses on the property. The facility also utilizes horses for field work, wagon pulling, and demonstrations on breeds/uses of horses/history/ etc. Horses used for all areas need to be of very sound mind as they are directly in contact with the public on a daily basis. Return to Top
H.O.P.E. Horse Rescue takes in abused, neglected & unwanted horse and rehabiliates them, then adopts them out into loving forever homes. We also offer educational programs to the public. "The Best Way to Help a Horse is to Educate the Owner!" Return to Top
New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program was founded in 1992 to offer retiring racehorses a safehaven, rehabilitation, and continued education through placement in experienced, caring homes. New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program believes in the talent and potential of the horses and the youth. It endeavors to stand in the gap providing a transitional haven and skilled hands, loving care and tough love, a future of hope and a brighter tomorrow. New Vocations has two scenic Ohio locations. The Laura facility is 25 miles NW of Dayton and encompasses 32 acres of rolling, creek fed pastures with multiple paddocks and barns. In Hilliard, New Vocations leases paddocks and stabling at the Sid Griffith Equestrian Center, a manicured showplace that is also home to a commercial boarding, lesson, and training operation. Return to Top
Angel Horse Rescue, Inc. is a non profit organization located in Northeast Oklahoma dedicated to providing rescue, rehabilitation and adoption services for abused, neglected and abandoned equines as well as horses at risk of slaughter for human consumption overseas. We are a 100% volunteer run organization and all funds go directly for the benefit, care and feeding of the horses and all donations are tax deductible to the donor. Return to Top
therapeutic riding for kids, developing a driving program (HORSE&CART) for veterans. Indoor & outdoor arena, indoor stalls, 3 separate pastures, 6 paddocks. Ponds, water tanks. Horses monitored daily, live on property. Take excellent care of animals. Return to Top
I have a full care facility that provides a pampering safe enviroment. We are devoted to the care of the horses on our property. The best discription is on our website at www.dogcreekstables.net We are only capable of housing 1-2 rescues at a time. Return to Top
8 stall barn, 8 runouts with pipe fencing, foaling stalls available, 5 paddocks with shelters, 3 round pens, washbay, medical bay, regular farrier, regular vet. 200 X 400 lighted arena, trails, 3 lakes, 1 river. Knowledgeable horsemen on board. We also help the local dog pound on a limited basis. Return to Top
We are a loving, pampering facility whom gives 200% love and attention to the wellness and happiness of every animal in our home refer to our website for further information
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Through the non-profit program, we provide veterinary care, shelter, proper diet and above all, compassion and her tender loving care for the sick, injured, abused, aged, abandoned and unwanted horses. Return to Top
We are sanctuary, a refuge from the hard realities of a world that didn''''t care for these particular horses. We care for these horses for the rest of their lives. Return to Top
Blaze''''s Tribute Equine Rescue, Inc., located in Jones, Oklahoma, is a nonprofit 501ʌʓ organization that strives to improve the lives of neglected, starved and abused horses. We provide equine rescue regardless of age or disability. We provide Rehabilitation, Education and Adoption Services. We promote and teach horse care and humane, natural methods for training horses. Return to Top
We have taken in several unwanted horses, usually extremely underweight and unhealthy. All horses have been placed as compaion horses. If they meet physical demands we place them with loving families for the cost of their feed, worming and vet fees. Return to Top
we have loffing shed with a pen and a barn with 4 stalls for the comfort of the horses. we are trying to do are part to help the unwanted horses.
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Rescue/rehab and relocate when possible to good homes with contract. NO breeding clause included and followed here.
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We are a family owned and operated mixed farming identity. Our farms are in a high tourism area and we educated people about farm animals with a special emphasis on horses. We have recycled many horses over the years and take great pride in this part of our business. Return to Top
Jobin Performance Horses is proud to present Reliable All Around Horses. We buy, retrain and sell. Offer training for both horse & rider. We are not a breeding facility, we believe there''s a sufficient amount of horses around that currently need homes, and thus breeding is nowhere near a necessity in this day & time. We are happy to accept unwanted horses. We will retrain them to suit someone''s needs if necessary and find them a home where they will be taken care of thereafter.
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Here at Broken Arrow Ranch we give children and youth who might not normally have the opportunity, the chance to work with horses at no cost to them or their families. We take unwanted and neglected horses in, teaching the kids how to love and care for them. Horses that fit into the program are kept. Others are rehomed when the right family is found for them.
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HyTime is a 501ʃʜ dedicated to horse rescue, horse rehabilitation, and horse rehoming. We rescue horses from slaughter, starvation, abuse and neglect. We rehabilitate horses with the proper nutrition, veterinary care, hoof care, grooming, training and love. We rehome horses through adoption. We work hard to find the perfect forever home for each horse. Return to Top
Equine Outreach facilitates the rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and permanent placement of abused, neglected and unwanted horses in Deschutes County and throughout central Oregon. Their goal is to promote equine awareness and to foster community compassion for responsible horse guardianship. Return to Top
We have facilities available for retirement, rehab, and retraining. Please check out our website for more info www.westonequineservices.com. Alison has a lifetime of riding/training experience and a Bachelor''s degree in Animal Sciences. Paul is a Certified Farrier. Facilities include stalls with runs, pastures, dry lot, outdoor arenas, roundpen, and a treadmill coming soon. We live on site and all horses are given individualized care. Return to Top
I''''m a small one person operation that provides a save haven for as many horses as possible. As many as possible are rehabed and rehomed. Return to Top
We have been rescuing Ponies since 1974. We have strong skills in nutrition for starved animals and then retrain them for adoption to forever homes. We do not receive money for adoption, and do follow up with new home training in care and nutrition and readoption if necessary. We are set up for ponies only 14H & under. Return to Top
Hands on care daily, retraining for new careers provided by a 30 year professional trainer, access to buyers via horse show industry in Oregon. Box stalls, paddocks, veterinary care, quality feed. Gently providing direction to those horses that need a new career. Return to Top
We are a private party with over 30 yrs of rescue experience. At this time we have draft/large breed horses. If you are looking for a retirement facility for your friend we offer the best care and long walks on the beach! Return to Top
Welcome to Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines, a retirement facility for aged and/or abused horses. Founded in 1888, it is the country’s oldest, nonprofit organization, 501c3 dedicated to the care of these majestic animals. Located on 383 beautiful acres of rolling hills in southeastern Pennsylvania, Ryerss Farm provides a wonderful setting for horses to graze and play, living their golden years in comfort and dignity. Return to Top
Established in 1988, the Large Animal Protection Society (LAPS) is a nonprofit, state chartered, humane agency that has state authority to investigate cruelty complaints and prosecute offenders in order to enforce Pennsylvania’s animal cruelty laws in Berks, Chester, Delaware, and Lancaster counties. LAPS’ statetrained, courtauthorized and badged Humane Society Police Officers provide a valuable community service by intervening in suspected cases of animal cruelty involving large animals. Similar to SPCAs that help dogs and cats, we use our facilities, equipment and experience with horses, donkeys, cows, pigs, goats, llamas, alpacas and sheep to take action in cases where the local, smallanimal SPCA cannot.
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Last Chance Ranch Animal Rescue, Inc. (LCR) is a public volunteer, nonprofit �) organization rescuing and rehabilitating horses and domestic companion animals. Last Chance Ranch Animal Rescue is dedicated to promoting and educating the public to humane and responsible treatment of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules ʎquines) and other domestic companion animals. Last Chance Ranch, Inc. (LCR) provides a safe and secure refuge for abused, unwanted or neglected animals. LCR rehabilitates the physical and psychological issues of these rescued animals and places them into new homes where they receive the love they deserve. Our followup program ensures their continued well being. LCR is also affiliated with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and the United States Humane Society and has educated and appointed two Humane Society Police Officers. Return to Top
We area small private group that takes on elderly, unusable and unwanted horses. My husband is a master farrier and takes care of all of our unsoundness issues. Our horses are not stalled unless needed and have free access to shelter and 70+ acres of pasture with streams, at all times. Horses with health problems are cared for diligently by us and out veterinarian as needed. Horses that come to our farm will not be ridden unless requested by you and are vet checked for soundness. We currently have room for 5 to 6 more retirees or rescues. Owners are welcome to visit at any time! If you would like us to try to find a permanent home for your horse, we can do that as well. We offer reduced board for those who wish to retire your horse at our farm and are always accepting donations from our "horsey angels" if they become available. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions!!! Return to Top
Humane society primarily for large animals. Staffed with a Humane Officer whom has powers to investigate, prosecute, and arrest abusive/neglectful owners Return to Top
CANTER transitions thoroughbred racehorses off the track and provides noncompetitive or injured thoroughbreds that need to retire from racing with opportunities for new careers after the finish line. Return to Top
we are a family farm with mainly horses but also beef cows.we are trying to start a boarding training retraining facility as well as a retirement facility for our equine friends. Return to Top
We are a small lesson & boarding facility that works with riders of all abilities. We teach huntseat, dressage and a small amount of western.
Our instructors are qualified PQI and Centered riding instructors. Our lesson horses are loved and well taken care of. Return to Top
We are a nonprofit Horse rescue/ Therapudic Riding program. We have after school programs where kids have otehr options than going home to an unhealthy enviroment. There we teach them basic care, etc. My family runs a small home for teengage girls so, we use them as well with our facility. We have Rescued 2 horses thus far and had a beautiful little horse donated to us. We are still growing a learning, but would love to help out in any way we can. Just moved are barn to larger acreage, but right now we only have a 5 stall barn, but are rennovating everything as it was an older structure and have capacity for at least 15. One thing we do require is that all our horses are able to be used barefoot. Sometimes we do make exceptions if the horse seems like the perfect match for one of our kids. Most of all we love Christ above all and are moving as God is leading. We are just starting off, but God has given me glimpses of what it will become, if you would like to be a part of that vision please feel free to contact me! Return to Top
We have been rescuing horses privately for the past few years. we have placed many. It makes us happy to help owner and help horse out and make them both happy by finding the other a home and we have placed many types as well as sound, lame, old, neglected horses. Return to Top
We work predominantly with Thoroughbreds off the track, but accept all breeds. We retrain, rehab and re-home. Placement into new home is through an application process. We provide a transitional period for off the track Thoroughbreds prior to beginning any reschooling program and slowly re-socialize them with other horses into a herd situation so that they are able to integrate when placed into a new home. Return to Top
There are 3 barns the largest houses my horses 5 that do a camp program off premise for 6 weeks, with 2 other ponies, supporting other unwanted horses to total 15 horses and my helpers 2 horses. One barn has 7 boarders that also help support unwanteds,the other barn houses a large run-in that supports ponies that can't have grass, 2 training stalls and 2 box stalls, a small indoor that right now supports 2 new rescues,I live on premise and am the trainer supported by 3 volunteers that live on premise and many more that live in the area. We are currently seeking 501c(3) status. I am a horse owner for more than 40 yrs. and have managed large herds most of my life. Return to Top
