Horse Directories

Spirit to be Free is a non-profit animal sanctuary that rescues and rehabs dogs, horses, pigs, cats, goats, and sheep. Most of the animals are strays or abandoned.

Milller’s Equestrian Center & Sanctuary is a 501c[3] nonprofit organization that provides programs for children, teaching important life lessons through interaction, training, riding and caring for horses. Its sanctuary is a nokill, rescue facility where unwanted and abused horses are taken in, evaluated, rehabilitated and retrained for a purpose. Programs at Miller”s lay a solid foundation for a healthy, happy, responsible child and a happy, purposeful horse.

Chez Chevaux is a Thoroughbred horse rescue, currently based in Monroe, WA. We strive to save Thoroughbreds and retired race horses from slaughter.

Dreamchaser is dedicated to rescuing horses at risk of slaughter from feedlots, abuse, and abandonment, as well as other animals and placing them with qualified families.

We’re a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation located in Rancho Santa Fe, California and are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and placing all breeds of sick abused, abandoned and slaughter-bound equine; including wild horses and mustangs, ponies and donkeys. All horses pictured on this website have been rescued or were born of a rescued horse. We want you to see these majestic animals and fall in love with them as we have.

Strawberry Mountain was founded in 2005 after rescuing dozens of wild horses from the Sheldon National Antelope Refuge in Nevada. These incredible animals were slipping through a government loophole and being sent to slaughter by the semi load. A passion was born and still burns brightly today.

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.