Horse Protection - Horse Directories

Mustang Valley is an equine sanctuary nestled in the rolling hills and wide open fields of West Fulton. Our ranch provides a haven for rescue horses and for vulnerable members of our community including veterans, children, and domestic abuse survivors. Our programs aim to offer healing, growth, and hope to all who visit through the power of the human-animal bond.

WHOA is located SW of Eugene OR, serving Lane County and beyond throughout the pacific northwest.  Primary focus on Rescue, Rehabilitate, and Sanctuary – with home placements as possible when long term matches are made.  Specializing in starvation, neglect, and abandonment cases.  We provide assistance to law enforcement, & help community members where possible.  We advocate for senior equines to stay in the homes they’ve known, but understand circumstances and medical/financial issues arise.

We operate on 20 acres situated in a small quite valley.  We are unable to accept wild/unhandled equines or stallions.  We will refer specific breeds to dedicated rescues when possible.

What we do

Here at Hasty’s Haven, equine welfare is our primary concern. Our mission is to rescue orphan foals and other neglected, abused and abandoned horses as we can in order to find them a loving home and save them from a tragic end.

During their stay with us, we work hard to make sure each horse is given proper medical care, nourishment and loving attention. Coming to Hasty’s Haven provides them a safe environment and for the first time in their lives they are treated the way they deserve.

​Who we are

Hasty’s Haven Inc. is an all volunteer 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of horses, yearlings and foals that were bound for slaughter, victims of starvation, neglect, abandonment and abuse. To date, Hasty’s Haven Inc. has helped many Nurse Mare Foals, adult horses, ponies, and donkeys using our own funds and small donations from friends.

​We’ve dedicated the past several years to helping change the lives of horses who were bound for grave endings and with your help and support, we can do more.

Why we do it

Horses give us their heart and soul and to disregard or dispose of these beautiful creatures is a violation of that horse as a living being as well as a violation of our ethical and moral compass. Our mission is based on the realization that we have a moral obligation to help these amazing animals that have suffered at the hands of cruel and indifferent people. People who abuse and neglect them and even kill them in order to sell them for food.