The Equine Angels Program has been established help horses in need by assisting rescue organizations in their mission of helping horses.  Horses come from auctions, kill buyers, brokers, have been abandoned, and some come from owners that no longer want them or can no longer care for them.  Normally, a rescue organization has to pay to get the horse out of its desperate situation and then pay to transport the horse to their location.  This alone is costly.  These horses have likely been neglected and/or abused and once they are safe, they are in dire need of vet, farrier, and dental care which is also costly.  Then come the expenses that come with every horse; feed, supplements, wormers, etc.

These horses need, and deserve, caring people to help them.  The Equine Angels Program is an effective way for you to do this.  Maybe you would like a horse of your own but do not have the facilities, time, or money necessary to own your own horse.  This program gives you the opportunity to become involved in a particular horses' life and have a direct impact on the horse.  You only need to commit your heart to one, or more, of these horses in need or to a rescue.  Won't you please consider being an equine angel?  There is no gift too big or too small. 

Please take the time to visit each homepage of the rescues listed on the "Participants" page of this website.  There are many horses at the rescue organizations that could use an angel. 
 

• A person signs up with a rescue organization to become an angel to a horse in need. 

• Each month an angel sends a gift or monetary donation to their horse or rescue.

• At the end of each month the rescue organization will send updated information about each horse to their angel. 

• When a horse is adopted out, the rescue organization will contact the angel of that horse to let them know their horse had found a home.  The person can then pick another horse at that rescue, or any of the participating rescues, to angel, if they so choose.

• Whether you angel a horse for a month, 3 months, or even longer - it truly does help the rescue organizations to help the horses.