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AHFEH Celebrates Women in History Month
March is Women’s History Month – commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history so we want to celebrate the amazing women putting in the work to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in need. Check out all the different ways women […]
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The United Horse Coalition, American Horse Council Receive Anheuser-Busch Foundation Grant at A Home for Every Horse’s 10-Year Celebration
Boulder, Colo.—Sept. 23, 2022 – On September 14, A Home for Every Horse hosted their 10-year celebration at Budweiser’s Fort Collins BierGarten in partnership with Budweiser, Purina and the American Horse Council. Six rescues—Lucille’s Voice, Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue, Terolyn Horse Rescue, Colorado Horse Rescue, Mile High Rescue and […]
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Ready for a Rescue Horse? 3 Things to Consider Before Adopting
Adopting a rescue horse can be a wonderful way to get into horse ownership or to add to your existing herd. While it’s easy to browse through rescue listings and fall in love with the horses available, here are three things you should consider before starting your rescue horse search. […]
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Little Horses, Big (Tractor Supply) Donation
AHFEH and Tractor Supply went to Little Hooves Rescue in Southern California to provide a much needed donation and say thanks for all the mini’s rescued and rehomed.
Rescue News
Help Us Help Horses!
April 26th is National Help a Horse Day and we’re encouraging people to get involved. Over the past 10 years A Home for Every Horse and partners have helped rescue members find homes for over 10,000 horses. Here are some ways you can help a horse and contribute to the success […]
Rescue Success Stories
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 age nine, I started asking my parents for a horse of my own. My dad, who grew up on a dairy farm, suggested we get […]
Rescue Success Stories
Sherman The Tank
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 had been seized by the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office and then relinquished to Horse Protection the week before. Sherman was stout and tough from the […]
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A Volunteers View
Story submitted by Equine WellBeing Rescue Volunteer. What it means to be a horse rescue volunteer Most of the stories I have read have been by the rescue about a volunteer. I thought I would give a different perspective of what it means to me to be a horse rescue […]
Rescue Success Stories
Charlie Finds Her Angel
Story submitted by Elyse Marriner. I never planned on owning a horse, but the little fiery red mare had a heart full of passion and curiosity. I was drawn to Charlie like a magnet. Every time I showed up for a lesson and was assigned a different horse to ride, […]
Rescue Horse Training
Adopted Thoroughbreds Try Cattle Sorting
Story submitted by Chelsey Burris Off-track Thoroughbreds are versatile. While they are becoming highly sought-after partners in many English disciplines, they are also becoming increasingly popular in Western sports. On May 8, three Friends of Ferdinand Inc. (FFI) graduates and one adoptable horse—Bisque, Is He Proud, Vindication Ally and Soy […]
