Supporting Horses

The average cost to rescue, rehabilitate and provide routine state of the art physical and medical care for a horse can be between $5,000-$6,000 per year. That can easily approach well over $400- $500 per month per horse at the rescue, especially if any special needs of the horses arise.

Also through our SURRENDER PREVENTION Program, we strive to help horse owners in our community provide care for their horses even when they may fall on troubled times. Please help us fund the hay bank, grain and medicine bank and health care opportunities for this program.

We are only able to provide this level of care and positive impact in our community through support from donors like you. Sadly, there is no federal funding and very limited grant opportunities available for horses.

If you want to offer support, our greatest need is for tax deductible donations so we can focus our efforts on helping these beautiful animals.

Kita getting dental care
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The Rescue

Volunteers

Are you passionate about horses and committed to making a positive impact on their lives? Happy Trails Horse Rescue is seeking dedicated and compassionate individuals to join our team of volunteers.

Volunteer opportunities:

  • Horse care: Assist with grooming, water trough cleaning and general care of horses.

  • Ranch Care: Assist with cleaning the barn area to ensure organization and ease of use.

  • Event Support: Help organize and participate in fundraising events, outreach programs and educational activities.

  • Administrative Support: Contribute your skills in office tasks, social media management, grant writing and more to support the rescue’s operations.

  • We are also always looking for help with training, saddle fitting, marketing, event planning, music for events, artist, therapy, education and much more!

  • Children: due to our insurance, we only allow children age 12 and up.

Interested? Come check out our volunteer page for more information.

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