Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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

UPDATE: SAFE! Orange County, CA: Swedish Warmblood Needs Home

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6/23/20: We received word that Tilly has found a wonderful new home! Many thanks to everyone who helped to share her post and help her find a great new family. Thank you! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ We received a call from a woman looking to rehome her registered Swedish Warmblood mare, Chantilly (Tilly). The owner has been struggling financially for several months, and now with Covid she does not have … [Read more...]

UPDATE: SAFE! 20 y/o Spotted Saddle Horse (Tennessee Walking Horse) Needs Home

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Update: Maverick is safe and going to his new home this weekend! Thank you to everyone who shared this lovely boy- he is safe and will have a new home thanks to all of you!   Original Post: We were contacted by a therapeutic riding center in Temecula that has a horse who is not working in their program. Maverick is a 20 year-old Spotted Saddle Horse and is about 15.1 hands. He is up-to-date on all of his vaccinations and vet records. He came with shoes, but they took them off. … [Read more...]

Introducing Cindy Lou!

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We are contacted almost regularly about horses who are in need of homes- unfortunately because so many of our horses are currently sanctuaried, we really don't have any stalls available. We try to network many of these horses in order to try to help them find homes. A few weeks ago we were contacted by a law office who was dealing with a ranch that had gone bankrupt. They had found homes for all but two of the horses, a cute little 22 year-old Arabian/Paint mare named Cindy and her six … [Read more...]

RIP: Popcorn

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It is with great sadness that we have to let everyone know that Popcorn has passed away. He went down in his stall on Friday morning, and the person who fed him immediately called us. Three people immediately came down to help him up, but he was so weak that it was very difficult for him. We also immediately called the vet who came out. It took almost an hour to get Popcorn up, but he was very shaky and was obviously not doing well. She gave him some medication to help alleviate his immediate … [Read more...]