FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bryan Brendle American Horse Council Phone: 202-296-4031Email: bbrendle@horsecouncil.org (Washington, D.C., September 9, 2019): Mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 22, and Wednesday, October 23, to join the American Horse Council and the equine ...read more

Volunteer Story submitted by DoubleHP Horse Help Provider Shauntae is a volunteer/intern here through our Governor's Office / Dept. of Labor program called Career Launch. High School students can intern at places that relate to their career interests. Shauntae has an interest in ...read more

Story submitted by Sophia's Oasis for Rescues (S.O.F.E) On February 26th 2016, Nattoway County Sheriff’s Department seized 42 horses and 15 dogs from Ravenswood horse farm for reports of abuse and neglect. Sadly, just months before 11 of those horses were part of another seizure ...read more

Story submitted by Horse Helpers, Inc., dba Horse Helpers of the High Country This was an ad Elizabeth, one our volunteers sent me off of Craig’s List with the accompanying picture: pet horse for sale - $500 I have a roughly 4 year old horse he is very tame leads and rides i ...read more

Story submitted by Leilani Horse Rescue  February 2017 we attended the local auction. As we looked at the horses awaiting their fate, a young (boy) auction worker came up to us and said, " If you are going to save one please save this one, he is really cool, the owner had us ...read more

For the seventh year in a row, Purina Animal Nutrition has pledged up to $150,000 in free feed to horse rescues and shelters in partnership with A Home for Every Horse (AHFEH). This program is not only dedicated to finding homes for horses in need of adoption or fostering, but ...read more

One of the hardest parts of taking in malnourished horses is the process of putting weight back on them. When Fortuna arrived at Happened by Chance Equine Rescue she was severely malnourished and with the help of Purina Senior she has started to put weight back on and is on the ...read more

A Home For Every Horse visited Happened by Chance Equine Rescue in New Braunfels, Texas to highlight what this rescue is doing for the equine industry by rehabilitating, training and rehome horses from all walks of life. Visit Happened by Chances website here ...read more

Trevor Allen is a native of Colorado. He started to pursue his talent for horse training at an early age. Trevor was born and raised around horses and as a teenager started to develop the necessary skills to understand and communicate with the animals he loved. Trevor has been ...read more

Since A Home for Every Horse (AHFEH) launched in 2011, WeatherBeeta has been the official blanket sponsor. The 35-year-old horse clothing brand has faithfully supported Equine 501(c)3’s by encouraging people to provide forever homes for rescued horses. They have also provided ...read more

Jayce has been around horses since she was born and training horses for as long as she can remember! Growing up her mother was a trainer and colt starter and owned numerous horses. She remembers spending much of her time loving on the new foals once they were born. Jayce started ...read more

Across the state of Colorado and surrounding states, trainers, horse rescues, and fans are getting excited for the fifth annual Equine Comeback Challenge, a multi-class competition that showcases the talents and abilities of rescue horses. A Home for Every Horse is pleased to ...read more

Tiffany Angus grew up on a ranch in Nevada where she learned to ride at a very young age. Her step dad inspired her interest in training horses and helped her develop her horsemanship skills. Since then, she has always trained her own horses for roping and running barrels. Now, ...read more