Horse Directories

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit horse rescue organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of those equines who become abused, neglected and abandoned. We are committed to reducing the number of cases involving horse abuse through community outreach and educational programs.

Since 1999 we have been helping equines in need as well as their owners. We place horses, ponies, donkeys and hinnys in Washington State only. Please check out our Adopt an Equine page for the animals looking for their forever homes. We may only take in additional animals if the space is available.

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.

We are a small rescue that works with a large network of horse owners, other rescues, public agencies to assist horses in times of need. We are not a long-term sanctuary.

Our Mission
Helping horses in times of emergency, natural disaster, personal illness or other unforeseen circumstances where placement of the horses may be necessary to prevent starvation, neglect, abuse or anything detrimental to the well-being of the animal.

501c3 Public Charity
IRS #45-2835562

Bethany’s Gait is a 501(c)3 non-profit ranch in Prescott, Arizona dedicated to “Rescuing Horses, Restoring Lives.”  Our programs were created specifically for active duty, reserve and veteran military personnel and their families. Our ranch is nestled in Williamson Valley with spectacular views of Granite Mountain and the surrounding area, providing for a peaceful, private environment.  One of the things that makes our program unique is that we are also a horse rescue.  We have found bringing the rescue horses together with the people offers a dynamic situation where horse and human heal through a bond that is developed based on unconditional love, unwavering trust and a keen understanding of what the other has been through.