Horse Directories

Rancho St. Francis Horse Rescue and Equine programs are dedicated to the healing effects of compassion and love. When a horse enters our program, it is assessed for its individual needs. We honor its best interest by providing quality care. Our training program provides quality training experiences for the horses. Many of our horses help people in need through our equine therapy programs. We also have a rehabilitation program, which enables the horse to realize its full potential through care and nurturing. Our sanctuary program provides a beautiful, peaceful setting for horses to retire and enjoy their remaining years. Horses also available for adoption.

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.

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.

High Sierra Wild Horse Sanctuary and Gentling Center was established to help provide a safe haven or temporary home for titled BLM mustangs and burros when their owners are faced with unforeseen circumstances. We are also an educational resource for owners, adopters and trainers of all breeds of equines.

Last Chance Ranch