Horse Adoption & Rescue - Horse Directories

Feathers Foundation, a 501(c)3 corporation, operates primarily Circle L Rescue Ranch in Prescott. Currently, our ranch is overflowing with animals and is home to 40 horses, over 85 dogs and 120 goats plus a varying number of geese, cattle and sheep?almost 300 animals total. For many of them, Circle L was their last hope as they were rescued from the “kill list” at County facilities or the Humane Society, litrally a day away from euthanasia. Others come from owners who can no longer care for their pets in this struggling economy. Some animals are not suitable for adoption and will live out their lives at this sanctuary. For the adoptable ones, it’s our goal to find caring homes for each of them where they receive the love they deserve.

Tranquility Farm accepts the donation of Thoroughbred horses from the racetrack and breeding farm, and our goal is to give each horse their best opportunity to find an adoptive home. For those who are not readily adoptable we offer comfortable retirement whenever possible, prioritizing horses that have been significant competitors or producers. Tranquility Farm requests, but does not require, that owners contribute sponsorship to help defray the costs of rehabilitation and retraining. No horse is denied acceptance into Tranquility Farm based upon his owner?s financial contribution.

Established in 2005, Healing Hearts is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected animals. We provide them with care and compassion at our Healing Hearts Animal Refuge Ranch located in Willcox, Arizona. Although Healing Hearts is a refuge where animals may live out their natural lives, if at all possible we try to find them a new forever home. Domestic companion and farm animals of all kinds; horses, dogs, cats, pigs, goats, sheep, burros, cows and rabbits find a safe haven at this unique and dedicated no-kill animal facility.

Mustangs of America Foundation (MAF) is dedicated to promoting mustang and burro adoption, training, facilitating public education, rescue and prevention of cruelty to animals.  MAF  is  committed  to working with the Bureau of Land Management, Department of Agriculture and other nonprofit organizations to increase the number of  successful adoptions by: · Providing information and education to the public about adoption, rescue and training programs · Promote successful adoptions by  assisting new adopters with training issues · Serve as an adoption/compliance Agent for the Nevada Department of  Agriculture · Assist Wild Horse Organized Assistance Program (WHOA) · Support other adoption programs · Promote events that showcase mustangs and encourage adoption  · Assist agencies with projects for  mustangs in the wild · Partner with Corporate sponsors · Raising funds to assist in funding the above programs.

Triple Acres Horse Rescue, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to the compassionate care of equines. Our mission is to save, protect, and rehabilitate horses in need, as well as provide support to existing and potential owners. We will also provide educational and volunteer opportunities for individuals and organizations in our community.

We are here to help as many needy horses as we can get out of bad situations. Along with rehabilitating abused & neglected horses, we also try to help owners find new homes for their horses. In this economy there is a great need for these services. We are here to help in anyway we can, and as our resources allow. Our current facility and pastures are filled with horses we are helping. We are now looking to find a larger property and facility to help the growing number of horses in need.

Peaceful Valley’s Mission is to provide a safe and loving environment to all donkeys that have been abused, neglected or are under threat of destruction.

Shiloh rescues and rehabilitates abused, neglected and slaughter-bound horses of all type. Whenever possible, Shiloh adopts horses out to new loving homes. Those horses that are deemed unadoptable, due to advanced age, illness or lameness, are placed into our Sanctuary where they are allowed to live out their lives in dignity and friendship.