Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

a non-profit horse rescue working with abandoned, neglected and abused horses. Stop horse slaughter NOW!

Monday, 10/7/13- D’Artagnan Update

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10/7/13- D'Artagnan is continuing to look good and pass manure normally.  He is comfortable and on his normal feed.  We will update if there are any other issues, but for now, things continue to look good!   D'Artagnan had originally colicced last Tuesday, and the vet was called out to assess him. D'Artagnan is allergic to Banamine, a common drug used in colics, so we had to treat him with alternative drugs.  He was very dehydrated and his rectum was full. The vet excavated his rectum … [Read more...]

Judge Denies Government Motion To Delay Sheldon Hearing

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(Reno, NV) Today Reno Federal Court Judge Miranda Du denied a request by government attorneys to delay hearings on First Amendment claims made against Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge in regard to access to horses removed from the Refuge last month. The government argument was based on the current “shutdown.” “I am afraid that horses from Sheldon are going to disappear once again without any ability to document their condition and identity prior to shipping to such an uncertain fate,” stated … [Read more...]

Devore Shelter, CA: 15 y/o Bay Mare Needs Home or Will Be Euthanized

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This mare only has until tomorrow until she will be euthanized... is there anyone who can help her?  More info from a shelter worker and contact info is below. Please contact the shelter directly!! ==================================================================================== Meet Miracle... she is an emaciated horse who has been held hostage at Devore since September 13th. I went through a learning experience with her... Devore's policy is to put livestock up for bid. In Miracle's … [Read more...]

All Documents in First Phase of Sheldon Case on File: Wild Horse Advocates Make a Last Stand For America’s War Horse

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(Reno, NV) Final briefs were filed in Reno Federal Court yesterday to gain transparency of action and protections from slaughter for the last of the Sheldon mustangs. The hardy horses that have resided in the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge for more than a century are being permanently exterminated from the range and left vulnerable to slaughter. Horses from Sheldon served the US cavalry up until World War II. The Refuge accelerated plans to completely removed the entire population of about … [Read more...]