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March 22, 2022
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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
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
Absorbine volunteers and donates much needed product at A Home For Every Horse Rescue, NEER North
I had met Dianne a few years back, when we had rescued a mule. I had invited her to come check out the rescue. She came, I introduced her to everyone, it took her a while to get comfortable with all the residents. She came back nearly everyday and helped me clean pens, water, take care of the injured etc..
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!
We believe every horse deserves a home, a soft place to land, a loving family, and a full stomach. Thanks to Purina Horse Feed, we
In 2018, Equine WellBeing, a rescue located in Snowflake, Arizona, contacted A Home For Every Horse asking for assistance. A catastrophic drought had parched the
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For Immediate Release Contact: Amanda Bodkin A Home For Every Horse Project Coordinator 303-253-6385 or ahfeh@equine.com To a rescued ex-racehorse, a warm winter blanket can
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Story submitted by The Mustang Acres Farm. Cherry arrived at The Mustang Acres Farm in May of 2017 saved from a Pennsylvania. We rescued her