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Rescuing and rehabilitating horses in critical condition is not an easy task. Are you ready to gauge your knowledge about horse rescue protocols?

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Habitat for Horses is a non-profit equine protection agency committed to the prevention, rescue and rehabilitation of neglected horses.

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We are searching for a trainer with at least five years of professional training experience, who uses ONLY gentle training methods and has outstanding communication and organizational skills.

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There are a variety of ways to get involved for anyone interested. We have volunteering opportunities for anyone that has a desire to serve their fellow equine.

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The best way to Champion a rescued horse is to adopt one! Learn how to make a difference by clicking the link below.

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The best way to Champion a rescued horse is to adopt one! There are about 200 horses to choose from. There are companion horses who love to pal around with other pasture buddies, horses that are ready to ride or need just a refresher, horses that need an experienced hand to show them everything from the ground work on up, to donkeys and minis that are as cute as can be. We would love to show you all of them!

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Help Habitat for Horses save equine lives.

Donating monthly ensures that rescued horses
will keep receiving the care they need.

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BLM plan for Spring Creek Basin herd opens to public comment

The Bureau of Land Management is considering bait trapping to manage the Spring Creek Basin wild horse herd between Dove Creek and Norwood. BLM’s Tres Rios Field Office is seeking public comment on an…

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Snorts indicate positive emotions in horses

New evidence that horses reliably produce more snorts in favorable situations could improve animal welfare practices, according to a study published July 11 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Mathil…

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Study finds sniff of lavender calms anxious, nervous horses

Thanks to research conducted at the University of Arizona, horsemen and horsewomen may have a new tool to help manage equine stress, and it’s as simple as a sniff. A sniff of lavender, that is. Resear…

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It takes more than love and hay to bring a horse from abuse back to health

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Shop at our online store and purchase several horse goodies!

Saving horses has never been more fun

Don’t miss it! Jack Ingram, 2018 Country Music Song of the Year Winner, sings for Habitat for Horses

HELP THE "LOST CAUSES"

No one else would help these six injured, sick and starving horses – except us. Please give!

SURVEY

Rescuing and rehabilitating horses in critical condition is not an easy task. Are you ready to gauge your knowledge about horse rescue protocols?

Saving equine lives

Habitat for Horses is a non-profit equine protection agency committed to the prevention, rescue and rehabilitation of neglected horses.

Job Openings

We are searching for a trainer with at least five years of professional training experience, who uses ONLY gentle training methods and has outstanding communication and organizational skills.

Make a difference

There are a variety of ways to get involved for anyone interested. We have volunteering opportunities for anyone that has a desire to serve their fellow equine.

Adopt Today

The best way to Champion a rescued horse is to adopt one! Learn how to make a difference by clicking the link below.

Help Habitat for Horses save equine lives.

BLM plan for Spring Creek Basin herd opens to public comment

Snorts indicate positive emotions in horses

Study finds sniff of lavender calms anxious, nervous horses

1

Donate

Monthly Donation

2

Adopt

Adopt

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Volunteer

Volunteer

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Store

Gift Store

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Saving horses has never been more fun

Don’t miss it! Jack Ingram, 2018 Country Music Song of the Year Winner, sings for Habitat for Horses

HELP THE "LOST CAUSES"

No one else would help these six injured, sick and starving horses – except us. Please give!

SURVEY

Rescuing and rehabilitating horses in critical condition is not an easy task. Are you ready to gauge your knowledge about horse rescue protocols?

Saving equine lives

Habitat for Horses is a non-profit equine protection agency committed to the prevention, rescue and rehabilitation of neglected horses.

Job Openings

We are searching for a trainer with at least five years of professional training experience, who uses ONLY gentle training methods and has outstanding communication and organizational skills.

Make a difference

There are a variety of ways to get involved for anyone interested. We have volunteering opportunities for anyone that has a desire to serve their fellow equine.

Adopt Today

The best way to Champion a rescued horse is to adopt one! Learn how to make a difference by clicking the link below.

Help Habitat for Horses save equine lives.

BLM plan for Spring Creek Basin herd opens to public comment

Snorts indicate positive emotions in horses

Study finds sniff of lavender calms anxious, nervous horses

1

Donate

Monthly Donation

2

Adopt

Adopt

3

Volunteer

Volunteer

4

Store

Gift Store

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