Tis' the season for giving thanks, and Hanaeleh is grateful for every single person’s support- it is only through your kindness and generosity that we are able to continue the work of saving the horses. Thank You to Our Volunteers! Our volunteers are the lifeblood of the rescue- they come out every week (sometimes multiple times a week!) and work so very hard! Whether it's cleaning stalls, scrubbing waterers, spreading mulch, or grooming and exercising the horses, we are dependent upon our … [Read more...]
UPDATE: SAFE! Orange County, CA: 8 y/o Palomino Gelding “Jack” Needs a Home
12/8/23- UPDATE- We have received word that Jack is going to a new home in Texas, with a woman who works with an equine medical clinic, so Jack will get all of the medical attention he needs to manage his navicular symptoms! Thank you to everyone who helped to network this beautiful boy! Jack is a very well-bred Palomino gelding who needs a home. He has excellent training and ground manners. He developed navicular and the previous owners dumped him at an auction, where the current owner … [Read more...]
Hanaeleh’s Horses Get Microchips!
One of the things we do in preparation for fire season is microchipping all of our horses. While microchips are excellent for helping to identify horses who have been stolen, horses who are at an auction, they are also helpful in declaring ownership, especially during a natural disaster. Microchipping for safety We saw during Katrina that one of the issues that came up time and again were people who were looking for their horses, but even with a picture, the fact is that many horses look the … [Read more...]
UPDATED: SAFE! San Diego, CA: 25 y/o Paint Gelding Needs Home
UPDATE 11-13-23- We received word that Arroyo found a forever home! He will live out the rest of his life with a small herd of other rescued horses. Thank you to everyone who helped share him! Help Arroyo find a home. We were contacted by a woman who helped to rescue a horse who had been neglected. Arroyo is a paint gelding, probably in his mid-20s. He had been a mounted patrol horse when he was younger, and then was used as a lesson horse for kids. Unfortunately he developed a … [Read more...]