Horse Directories

Chilly Pepper – Miracle Mustang specializes in CRITICALLY ILL, NEO-NATAL, SICK AND/OR INJURED FOALS. Especially the ones that are near death’s door, needing literally 24/7 care, and they live with us in our nursery until they are strong enough to live outside. Along with this, we rescue other injured or newborn orphan animals as well. We have created a place where injured, special, abused and disabled kids and adults can come and spend the day with us. Visit our petting zoo, meet all of the critters and feel the peace that a visit here brings you. You will treasure the feeling of love, happiness and hope that you will find when you come and spend time with us.

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.

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.

Rocky Mountain Horse Rescue (RMHR) is dedicated to the rescue, welfare, and care of Horses, Ponies, Mules, and Donkeys.

The need to find homes for horses retiring off the race track is great. After The Homestretch-Arizona was formed to fill this niche. From the idea to the reality happened in a very short time span. Nine people expressed a desire to form a Board. We applied to the State of Arizona to become a non-profit corporation and received approval July 25, 2011. Our first Board meeting was held on August 25, 2011 and we immediately applied to the IRS for our 501(c)(3) status. Within three weeks we received our IRS Determination Letter (September 15, 2011). In October we began rescuing horses who had retired from the track.

To provide a temporary and/or permanent, safe, loving and healthy environment for abandoned, neglected and abused equines.

UPF has become one of the largest thoroughbred retirement, rehabilitation and adoption organizations, saving hundreds of former racehorses from slaughter by giving them a humane and deserved retirement. With an operating cost of approximately $350,000 a year, UPF relies on volunteers and the generosity of donors to perform its mission and maintain its well-equipped farm with a carrying capacity of more than 100 horses.

Last Chance Ranch