Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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

UPDATE: Brutus’ Surgery

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Today was Brutus' gelding surgery at Hanaeleh Horse Rescue.  We are very thankful for the vets from Dr. Secor's office who came out to do his geld at the facility where we are keeping Brutus, so we did not have to transport him to the clinic.  Brutus did very well during and after the surgery, which was relatively quick and simple- while only one testicle was visibly dropped, the other was still easily accessed. There is apparently a superstition on the racetrack that says that if you throw … [Read more...]

UPDATE: Brutus, Our Latest Rescue

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Many of you have asked for a Brutus update - we have some wonderful news! On Saturday, Brutus got his feet done by our farrier.  He was good (for not having had his feet done in a long time, anyway). They will need a few more trims before they are back to normal, but at least things are now headed in the right direction. On Monday, our vet came out to assess Brutus for a geld. EXCELLENT NEWS! While only one testicle is descended, the vet could feel the other one, so he can do a regular … [Read more...]

Trabuco Canyon, CA: 20 y/o Missouri Fox Trotter Needs Home

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20 year-old Missouri Fox Trotter needs home ASAP- will be kicked out of the stable by April 15th!  Please see information and contact info below: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pepper is a wonderful horse. He is a Missouri Fox Trotter about 20 years old. He is gentle and loving and is able to be ridden. He is barefoot but I put boots on his feet if I go out into the park because … [Read more...]

New Horse at Hanaeleh

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As many good horse stories go, this one starts out with the best of intentions, and ends with a shot of tequila. First of all, I must note that we are really at capacity at this point- I have a waiting list of three horses. Realistically, due to time and money, we do not have the ability to take another horse on.  Knowing this, however, doesn't change the impossible situations we are put in on a regular basis. The afternoon started out with a cancellation to see one of our horses- life … [Read more...]