Horses that arrive at our rescue come from auctions and kill buyers; some are surrendered by owners who can no longer care for them, and some are seized by authorities.  We try to help horses that are desperately in need of a safe place to go before they end up in the slaughter pipeline and are inhumanely trucked off across the borders to Canada or Mexico, where they are slaughtered for human consumption. Horses that end up at auctions often wind up in the hands of kill buyers.

Sometimes we pay to get a horse out of a desperate situation, which shouldn't be the case.  But sometimes time is of the essence in saving a horse's life. 

Once a horse is here, then come the costs of rehabilitation, training, proper feed, and care.  Expenses include initial and follow-on vet exams, farrier work, vaccines, wormers, supplements, dental care, grain, feed, and other necessities, which are costly.  Some horses with special needs will live out their days here.

Please take time to look through our website to learn about us and our mission.  There are stories here that will make you cry, and some will make you smile.  Rescue work is a mental, physical, and financial rollercoaster ride; but the rewards are so great.

Horses ask for so little but give so much -- please help us to help them -- we can't do what we do without support from others.  We need assistance from caring individuals, groups, and businesses.  No amount is too small -- please give today to help the horses by visiting our Donate page.  All donations are tax-deductible.