Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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

Horse Expo

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What a morning! I went down to the barn to pick up t shirts and noticed that Tamahome was no longer in his stall nor was he on the property. Needless to say, the Horse Expo became the lowest priority in my life at that time. Not sure what to do, I started whistling for Tama, and calling his name. Thankfully, about 2 minutes later I heard Special nicker, and then Tama came roaring down the hill, tore around D'Art's stall and charged down to me. I walked him to the round pen and proceeded to clean … [Read more...]

Snickers has a new home!

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We are so happy to let everyone know that Snickers, the 23 y/o Standardbred, has a new home with one of our volunteers, Lisa N. We have to thank one if our other volunteers, Shirley M., who has been working with Snickers over the past several months. He looks so much better than when we first came out to see him. We wish Lisa the best of luck with Snickers and hope they have many wonderful memories together! … [Read more...]

Riverside, CA: Two Arabian Horses Need Homes

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We received a call from a woman who has two Arabians who need homes. She is no longer able to ride due to age/health issues and is planning on moving out of state and cannot take them with her. (photos below) Fancy- 15-16 y/o Mare Fancy is an Arabian mare. She has not been ridden consistently for … [Read More...]

Immunovet EQ

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Hanaeleh participated in a short trial, feeding Immunovet EQ fermented wheat germ extract (FWGE) to six of our horses for 45 days. It comes in a powder form, and was easy to add to their grain. Because it is fermented, it is much more stable than other wheat germ options, and has a longer shelf … [Read More...]

Winds and Fires in Los Angeles

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L.A. Fires Our hearts have been heavy in watching the destruction of the fires in L.A. and seeing the loss of both property and of life. We know firsthand that evacuations are incredibly frightening and stressful, and the aftermath of an evacuation can be as stressful as the evacuation itself. So … [Read More...]