Rescue farm for unwanted equines, we weclome you to a very special equine rescue farm. We save all unwanted equines, giving them a second chance to live out their remainning days or even months or years. We have a wonderful "life care" program for all of these equines that can't leave our rescue farm.

South Jersey Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation has been identified and incorporated as a New Jersey Non-Profit organization effective 28-March-2003. Our goal is to save horses from neglect, slaughter or abuse. We will work with as many people as possible to accomplish this.

Although we are a small family operation, this is our passion. We are available to take in horses that their owners are unable to keep and/or horses that have been starved, abandoned and abused. We work hard to rehabilitate all and then offer them for adoption when possible.

Purpose: The rescue and/or rehabilitation of horses. To have the horses work with teenagers in a riding program. Goals: To rescue/rehabilitate and find homes for as many horses as we can. To teach teenagers about the humane treatment of horses along with teaching leadership skills and sportsmanship.

The Wild Horse Sanctuary: a last chance for Wild Horses and Burros. The Sanctuary is located near Shingletown, California on 5,000 acres of lush lava rock-strewn mountain meadow and forest land. The current location features better accessibility for the public, a milder winter climate with more natural cover, and other benefits for the horses.

Dedicated to giving slaughter bound horses a second chance at life. Mission: to rescue, rehabilitate, and adopt out horses in need and to educate the public in the proper care of equine husbandry. To provide a special link between rescue horses and children of all types including but not limited to disadvantaged children and children with mental and physical challenges.

United States Equine Sanctuary & Rescue was formed in 1998 and has been growing stronger and stronger since that time. We are an organization on the move and stay very busy doing cruelty investigations and placing Equine in adoptive homes. We also have many other branches of service supporting Equine, such as our Educational Division.

We are located in North Central Arkansas, at the foot of the Ozarks. We are dedicated to saving horses from starvation and abuse. We also try to buy horses from sales that would otherwise go to slaughter. And we will take in any unwanted horse if we can find a way to get it here. We also try to take in unwanted race horses in danger of being put down.

Redwings Horse Sanctuary began in May 1991 as a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) organization located in Carmel, California. In addition to its rescue and rehabilitation efforts, Redwings also focused on addressing the various educational, financial, and other factors behind equine neglect.

A Non-Profit, 501 (C) 3 Charitable Organization since 2001. Attends many of the local horse auctions and works with other rescue groups across the US and Canada where foals of the PMU industry are sold. Most of these foals are sold to killer/buyers that purchase them for meat to be sold to foreign markets.