Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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

Rehome Your Horse

Hanaeleh takes in surrendered/abandoned horses of all breeds and ages, but our facility is limited. If we are unable to accommodate the horse, we will help to network the horse by sending the information to trainers, rescues, and other individuals who may be able to help. In this situation, Hanaeleh does not take the horses, but allows the current and the new owner to work to get the horse to a safe facility.

If you have a horse who is in need of help, please provide as much of the following information as possible. The more honest you are, the better the chance we have of finding the right home for your horse.

  • Breed
  • Age
  • Color
  • Heath (if the horse is in good health, or if the horse needs veterinary care, including weight, dental care, supplements, if the horse has lameness issues, etc.)
  • Hoof care (barefoot/shoes/if the horse needs hoof care)
  • Training (Discipline, level of rider needed for the horse)
  • Temperament- From 1 (bombproof) to 10 (very high spirited)
  • Time period (Immediate: is the horse in danger of being euthanized/sent to auction/starving?  Moderate: More time can be spent to ensure that the best home can be found)
  • Any other information you think is important
  • Pictures- current pictures of the horse (not just head shots- full body pictures are best)

Please send the information to: [email protected] or call: 949-842-7408

ulysses rescue horse

Get "The Story of Ulysses"

Read the touching story of Ulysses, who was rescued just in time! Learn how his rescue saved another horse & how he's transformed with proper food and lots of love.

UPDATE: Austin!

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You may remember Austin, a Quarter horse we took in in 2017. His owner had abandoned him at a neighboring facility because Austin was blind in one eye. Austin was underweight, had no muscle tone, he had been standing in muck and his hooves were diseased, and he had scars from fungus on his legs that … [Read More...]

Orange County, CA: Missouri Foxtrotter Needs Home

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Last year we helped facilitate the adoption of Cody, a cute buckskin Missouri Foxtrotter gelding whose owner was looking for a home for him. He was quickly adopted by one of our supporters who had previously adopted another horse from us. Unfortunately, the new owner is working a lot and just does … [Read More...]

Introducing Freya: Her Rescue – Part Two

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Last week we wrote about all of the drama involved before we picked up Freya. You can read the first post HERE. this week's post is about picking her up and the beginning of her rehabilitation. We were going to wait to pick the new horse up until the end of the month, but thankfully we were able … [Read More...]