Rescuing horses one at a time. Our goal is to provide a safe and secure home for horses at risk. We want to integrate the community to help and take part. Please follow along on our journey and help if you can. Every little bit matters.

Talk about Indy

Indy was our first rescue. He is complete love and a total boss. We call him a multitude of nicknames and he answers them all. He is such a strong special boy but this past winter his age was catching up. He lost a lot of weight. Indy has Cushing's and navicular so he is already our special boy but now we are feeding hay stretcher 4 times a day to keep weight on. He would love anyone that wants to visit! All the horses love in person visits just let me know as I work a full time job also.

 

You can always peek in on our live streaming cameras to see what antics the horses are up to. Click the link above.

A little about us: We bought this property in 2019. There was nothing here but our home and a dream. We have built our first barn, cleared land and made a large paddock. We have started work on making more pasture land for the horses to graze. We currently have 2 small, fenced pastures and a 3rd with the land being cleared then to plant pasture grass and fence it. We are hoping for this year to make an area through a wooded lot for the horses to roam and play in.  We are currently fund raising for a quarantine barn and are about 1/2 way there. Anyone wanting to help you're welcome! We appreciate both monetarily and in person.

Hay Fund

Dear Horse Lovers,

We recently had a delivery of hay via an 18-wheeler trailer, and unfortunately, the cost has increased by a dollar per bale, totaling $4042.50. I was able to cover $1500.00 of the bill, but any additional support would be immensely appreciated by both us and our horses. I'm currently exploring other suppliers, but many cannot leave their trailers here, and we lack the space to store all that hay.

Beyond our immediate hay needs, we are also looking to enhance our facilities to provide better care for our horses. Upgrading and insulating our stables will create a safer and more comfortable environment for our equine friends. This includes improving ventilation, offering better bedding options, and making necessary repairs to existing structures. Your support in this endeavor would not only help us maintain the health and well-being of the horses but also create a more inviting space for our visitors and volunteers. Every contribution makes a positive impact on the lives of these wonderful animals!

 

 

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