Rescue and Lifelong Sanctuary

Offers a pathway for long-term sustainability by enabling the transition of sanctuary operations to a successor via purchase of the property at 2305 Carmen Road or relocation to a new site.

Provides rescue, shelter, and ongoing care for horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules who have experienced abuse or neglect, with a focus on long-term support for senior equines in need.

Relies on volunteers to provide daily feeding, grooming, and support with veterinary care for equines at the sanctuary.

Rescues horses in need and provides them with lifelong protection and sanctuary.

Involves volunteers in routine care tasks such as feeding, stall cleaning, and manure removal, with a supervised onboarding period to ensure safety and proper handling practices.

Administers a structured adoption program requiring application fees, veterinary evaluations for riding horses, and companion requirements for donkeys to ensure responsible placements and long-term animal welfare.

Runs equine-assisted learning programs for veterans and children using rehabilitated horses, promoting healing and personal development through structured human-horse interactions.

Provides continuous rescue, care, and emergency response services for equines seven days a week, maintaining daily operations including feeding, medical monitoring, and facility management.

Offers permanent care and sanctuary for rescued horses and donkeys that are not suitable for adoption due to age, health, or behavioral issues, ensuring ongoing support including veterinary care, nutrition, and socialization.

Delivers comprehensive veterinary care, dental services, farrier trims, emergency treatment, and behavioral training to rescued horses. Includes quarantine, positive reinforcement training, and urgent care through dedicated emergency funds.

Rescues horses from neglect and abuse, provides them with medical care and rehabilitation, and facilitates their adoption into permanent homes. The organization has rescued over 1,000 horses and completed hundreds of successful adoptions.

Operates a program to rehabilitate and rehome rescued horses into new productive roles, including preparing horses for adoption and providing information about available horses such as Shakir and Cari.

Constructs, maintains, and expands barn facilities and fenced areas to provide safe, dry shelter and space for exercise, training, and socialization of rescued horses.

Rescues, provides medical care, and rehabilitates injured, abused, neglected, or abandoned horses, including emergency interventions, nutritional support, and long-term recovery programs. Examples include the rescue of Pixie, a severely underweight mare, and emergency care for a pregnant mare resulting in a successful foal birth during extreme winter conditions.

Offers sponsorship opportunities for individual horses, where donors can support a horse’s basic upkeep costs for six months or longer, receiving a stall plate and photo in recognition.

Provides training programs for rescued horses, including the 'Unicorn Makeover' initiative to build trust and confidence, and prepares horses for public events such as horse shows, resulting in documented achievements like top scores.

Provides lifelong sanctuary and daily care for rescued equines, particularly those with chronic health conditions or special needs, including veterinary monitoring, specialized farrier care, and permanent shelter. This includes horses such as Chubby, Sparkles, Kismet, Riley, Molly, and Rain.

Rescues and protects horses while providing educational programming related to equine welfare.