
5K Run Leads Woman’s Feet To Her Heart Horse(s)
Story written by Courtney Thompson, submitted by Hope’s Legacy Rescue History of Horses I started riding horses when I was just five years old. At

Story written by Courtney Thompson, submitted by Hope’s Legacy Rescue History of Horses I started riding horses when I was just five years old. At

Story submitted by adopter Bebe Edwards Sherman was born at the Horse Protection Association of Florida (HPAF) farm. His mother Tequila and four other horses

Gabriels story is sadly full of abuse and abandonment but not to fear, that is not his entire story. Spoiler alert! The story ends with him thriving in his forever home.

Although their ranch was full, Mountain Valley Horse Rescue knew this emaciated pair of horses in dire condition needed their help.

Blankets play a vital role in the welfare of rescue horses. Rescue horses often start out as malnourished, abused, neglected or abandoned. This puts them

There are two things that often come to mind when thinking of horse ownership: how incredibly rewarding it can be, and how overwhelming the responsibility of owning a horse can be at times.

You might be questioning – is horse ownership right for me? Here are some topics to consider before purchasing or adopting an equine.

Curtis, in his late 70’s, a Vietnam Veteran, and an active horseman (or in his words, “a try to be horseman”).Because of the pandemic, we also had to cut back on our staff, on our horse in take, and overall, our annual budget to stay afloat as we didn’t know how it was going to effect the rescue as a whole. Rain, snow, wind, it didn’t matter, Curtis came out every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday to muck pens and stall, feed the senior horses and give meds to those that needed it, help winterize the equipment, groom the horses, whatever needed to be done that day, he did it!

Story submitted by Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary. “It was just two weeks after I lost my heart horse, and I was absolutely reeling. I didn’t know which way was up or how I was going to go on.How did you know I needed you?”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Giulia Garcia, AAEP Communications Coordinator ggarcia@aaep.org or (859) 233-0147 The Foundation for the Horse is accepting aid through its Disaster Relief