What we do.

Our primary goal...

is to educate the public on Humane Treatment of Animals. We answer animal cruelty, neglect and abuse complaints. We also rescue many animals from neglect, and abuse, then rehabilitate them and provide them with a loving, caring, peaceful, and safe environment until they are placed in their forever home.

Our secondary goal...

is to improve our local community through the use of these rescued and rehabilitated horses. We are reaching out to all ages of people, children and adults. We have found that children with developmental needs and at various stages of social abilities especially benefit from learning how to care for horses.

Working with horses requires people to be patient, perserverent, cautious, calm, and responsible, while also allowing them to develop courage, creativity, respect, and an appreciation for hard work. We have high standards for behavior in order to provide a secure environment for the horses and volunteers, but our knowledge and experiences are sure to encourage individuals and enhance the life of anyone who wants to help.

We do NOT take-in or rehome unwanted animals.