Winter Horsekeeping Tips
Welcome to the mid-south, where temperature extremes and mud are our winter friends…or not…
Enough is Enough
Call it what it is and start acting accordingly - for everyone’s sake, but most of all, for the horses.
Form follows function: What are your goals?
You can accentuate and elevate what’s there, but you can’t put in characteristics that are inherently not part of that particular horse’s make-up.
There’s rescue, “rescue” and personal responsibility: What would you do?
For those who simply have no hope of a better life free of pain and fear, the idea that “maybe a rescue will take him” is simply a feel-good misnomer for finding someone willing to do what the owner will not.
The learning curve
When the “status quo” isn’t quite working, horse sense comes into play.
Spring Castration Clinic
Good stallions make great geldings. Free castration service provided on Saturday, April 2.
When you think you see neglect…
Neglect requires a team willing to act and follow the law.
Change a life - become a sponsor
As a small, 100% volunteer organization, we depend on private donations. If you can’t foster or adopt, please consider sponsoring a horse’s care.
We get it, you don’t care about rescue horses
It's every single horse person's problem when situations of neglect, abuse, and abandonment are still prevalent within our community.
“Testicle Festival” - Castration Clinic October 30
One of the cornerstones of our community service efforts, our fall castration clinic will be Saturday, October 30.