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Most of these organizations exist on donations and many are struggling to keep operating in an effort to save the horses we have come to know and love. Your contribution to a recognized, verified equine charity is always appreciated, however make sure you know to whom you are donating. If you have an equine related link or business and would like to advertise with ForEqeustrians, a portion of our advertising proceeds will be donated to an equine charity. THE RESCUES AND AGENCIES LISTED ARE NOT ENDORSED BY FOREQUESTRIANS.COM - ANYONE WIISHING TO DONATE OR ADOPT SHOULD CONTACT THE RANCH/RESCUE/CHARITY DIRECTLY. |
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Below you will find links to national charities or rescue organizations that can be a good source of information and referral. If you are looking for a charity or rescue in a particular state or province, click on the sub category listed above.
Social network uniting people concerned for horse rescue.
The American Horse Defense Fund's (AHDF) mission is to facilitate the protection, conservation, and humane treatment of members of all Equine species.
Fund established to help find a cure for liminitis and other equine diseases.
Blue Horse Charities was formed in 2001 to assist those providing a a humane solution for Thoroughbreds no longer suitable for breeding or racing.
CANTER is a unique affiliation of 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organizations dedicated to providing retiring racehorses with opportunities for new careers after the finish line.
Equine Adoption Network was created to help horse rescue facilities find homes for their horses. We are paying all costs involved to host, maintain and promote this website. It is 100% free and is only for all nonprofit horse rescue facilities. The horse rescue facility must be a 501(c)3 or have a pending 501(c)3 to list.
The Equine Rescue and Protection Humane Society Inc. was established to protect all equines and be the voice for these majestic animals. We are a Christian based organization.
THE MISSION of Fund for Horses Charities is to promote and safeguard the health, safety and welfare of all equines by developing and implementing educational programs; intervening during crisis situations such as natural disasters; raising public awareness about horse welfare issues; and supporting groups and organizations that provide rescue, rehabilitation, retraining, therapy, sanctuary and hands-on care with gifts and contributions.
A leading nonprofit charitable foundation committed to the advancement of research to enhance the health and soundness of horses of all breeds.
These pages have listings of people in specified states and counties who have room to take your horses and other pets in for shelter.
The National HBPA Foundation (NHBPAF), a tax-exempt Sec. 501 (c)(3) fund, was developed as a safety net for horsemen when other forms of assistance are unavailable or have been exhausted after disaster strikes.
NetPosse.com is the Internet's No. 1 Resource on Horse Theft Education
Stolen Horse International, Inc. (SHI) brings attention to a major crime against horse lovers, horse theft.
The American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign is dedicated to preserving the American wild horse in viable free-roaming herds for generations to come, as part of our national heritage.
The Exceller Fund was created in memory of Exceller to provide funding for the purchase, care, retirement and adoption of Thoroughbreds that might otherwise meet the same fate.
The Jockey Club Foundation is a charitable trust which provides, on a confidential basis, financial relief and assistance to needy members of the Thoroughbred industry and their families.
The mission of the Unwanted Horse Coalition is to reduce the number of unwanted horses and to improve their welfare through education and the efforts of organizations committed to the health, safety, and responsible care and disposition of these horses.
he Bureau of Land Management (BLM) protects, manages, and controls wild horses and burros under the authority of the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 (Act) to ensure that healthy herds thrive on healthy rangelands.
Funded primarily by private donations/fundraising. Staffed mostly by volunteers. Operating a Foster network involving 375+ homes. Averaging over 100 equine rescued per year. Active Regions across North Carolina, Virginia, Indiana and Kentucky, and now starting in Illinois
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