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While I originally put this blog together as an attempt to help equestrians form a better bond with their horses, I realized that I shouldn’t only strive to help people out, but also the horses themselves. Historically, we’re probably treating our horses much better than we ever did, but the truth is that we don’t rely on them as much as we used to, not for our daily tasks and workloads anyway.<\/p>\n
The sad reality is that many horses are being mistreated, neglected, and abused, and it’s up to us, equestrians, to stand up to such injustice and mistreatment. There are more than 500 horse rescues and shelters across the United States<\/strong>, each striving to save horses, find new homes for them, and give them a better life. This article is about helping you find a horse rescue in your own state, just in case you’re looking to adopt a horse, donate to a worthy cause, or maybe even save a horse.<\/p>\n The list is organized alphabetically by US state and includes various details and contact information for each individual organization. To make it even easier for you, I’ve also attached a table of contents that you can use to jump directly to the section concerning your state. This resource has taken much time and effort to put together, but I’m confident it will help many horses in need. That’s why I urge you to share it with your fellow equestrians even if you don’t plan to use it yourself anytime soon.<\/p>\n All of the rescues listed in this resource are members of A Home for Every Horse<\/em><\/a>, which is in turn supported by the United Horse Coalition<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n\n