Equamore Horse Sanctuary - Equamore’s mission is to provide a safety net for unwanted, abused, abandoned, neglected, and aged horses who are without alternatives for their care, while fostering compassion and responsibility for horses through education, outreach, and intervention.

Hungry, Neglected, Abused... Never Again!

Eddie and Wishes

Both blind, Eddie and Wishes bonded after Wishes lost Shane, the horse who guided her to the Equamore Sanctuary in 2012. The pair now graze, play, and groom each other in a field specially prepared so that they can live as sighted horses do. Their stories appear in Equamore Horses. Shane’s story can be seen in Departed Friends .
Gandalf

Gandalf came to Equamore battered and bruised from his many encounters with the stallion who dominated his herd of untrained Percherons. His story and that of the mated pair rescued at the same time can be found by clicking on “Gandalf” or “Diamond and Flint” on the “Equamore Horse’s” page.
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

New fencing plus two new hay storage and shelters are just a few of the milestones our donors made possible in 2014. Help us on Giving Tuesday, December 7th, to make 2015 as successful.
Sara

This beautiful mare was one of four Arabians rescued from a breeding operation gone wrong. The two stallions and two mares had been kept in deplorable conditions and were near starvation. They have all recovered. Sarah, especially, demonstrates the glowing good looks of her breed. Sponsorship of a horse like Sarah is an opportunity to make the kind of difference you can see on the Equamore Horses pages.

Learn What You Can Do about Equine Abuse and Neglect.

February 1, 2015

Attend the first of this year’s Equamore Academy classes with Dr. William Ferguson of Rogue Equine Hospital. Open to the public, law enforcement, and animal welfare advocates. More detail here.

It’s A Matter of Choice

February 5. 2015
Think of how much better it could have been for Woody and the other horses who finally found sanctuary with Equamore Foundation if their owners had made different choices. (more…)

Woody’s Choice

January 22, 2015

Say “Hello” to Woody, a frightened and sometimes dangerous mustang gelding, whose continuing story will be a regular feature on the Equamore News blog. (more…)

I AM THOR AND I BLOG

November 15, 2014:

Before Hoover died, he introduced me to Magic and Finn. Now Magic is with Hoover, and Finn is in the stall next to me. Let Thor introduce you to his new stablemate.

Meet the Equamore Horses

View All Horses Equamore Foundation needs your help to provide feed, shelter and veterinary care for our existing horses, to be able to accept additional horses into the Sanctuary, and to ensure that we can stay at the Sanctuary forever. We want “Hungry, Neglected, Abused… Never Again” to be a reality for our horses and for those all those other horses that need us.