Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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

UPDATE: Temecula Horses Rescue, Funds Needed for “Haven” and “Cullen”

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A few days ago we posted about two horses who were starving in Temecula. Their owner had asked someone to shoot them, but a kind woman named Dawn intervened and said she would try to find someone who could save the horses. Unfortunately, we are full, but we were able to find a short-term foster home for these two horses and a trailer ride up to Trabuco Canyon, where Hanaeleh and the foster home are located. The horses were scheduled to come Saturday morning. We received a few texts from Dawn- … [Read more...]

Temecula, CA: Two Starving Horses Need Rescue ASAP

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UPDATE: We have a potential temporary foster home for these two girls, but we need help getting them up to Trabuco Canyon. Is there anyone out there who can help trailer them from Temecula to Trabuco Canyon? Please contact Elizabeth: [email protected] or call: (949) 842-7408. Thank you! --------------------------------------------------------------------   We were contacted by a woman named Dawn who is trying to help save two chestnut mares. Apparently the owner of these two … [Read more...]

UPDATE: Cindy Lou and Noelle

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This past Monday Elizabeth travelled up to Sylmar to see both Cindy Lou and Noelle, our latest rescues, at their foster home. (If you haven't heard their stories, please click HERE for Cindy Lou and HERE for Noelle). It was a little chilly, and by the time Elizabeth left the wind had picked up and it was quite cold, but the girls enjoyed their time in the turnout while she was there. Noelle Update: Noelle is still very shy, and is still fearful of people. When she is concerned that people … [Read more...]

UPDATE: Cindy Lou

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Cindy Lou has settled into her foster home and is doing well. She had her feet trimmed the first week she was rescued, and that helped her A LOT- she started moving much more comfortably and seemed more visibly relaxed. The farrier said that all of her feet were trimmed poorly and were all uneven, with large amounts of sole on all four feet, which indicates previous poor trims by a farrier. After all of her feet were rebalanced and her thrush was treated, she started to move more easily. … [Read more...]

UPDATE: Haven and Cullen in the Arena

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Today we turned Haven and Cullen out in the turnout area above their stall for the first time. The had their feet trimmed on Friday, but the horses were in such pain when we first brought them in that we wanted to take it easy and not push them. Well, they seemed pretty happy to finally get out! … [Read More...]

Baldwin Park (Los Angeles): Horses Needing Homes

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We received word that there are two horses at the Baldwin Park animal shelter in Los Angeles who need homes. One is a gelding named Tonka, around 18 years, the other is an older mare, about 25 years old. The mare is visually impaired so she will definitely need someone to rescue her. We don't know … [Read More...]

UPDATE: Haven and Cullen Get Their Feet Trimmed

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Haven and Cullen have been at Hanaeleh for almost a week now, and they are settling in nicely. Haven is doing much better than Cullen, because she was originally in a little better shape- being a mare, she was probably a little pushy, and most likely pushed Cullen off of any food as they were both … [Read More...]