The mission of Easy R Equine Rescue is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, neglected, or displaced horses and use the process of rehabilitation of the horses to reach out to youth and families in our community. The goals of the organization include: Coordination of efforts with local agencies such as law enforcement and other animal welfare agencies in order to rescue abused, neglected, and displaced horses Rehabilitation of rescued horses by providing quality veterinary, dental, and farrier services and appropriate refeeding programs. Rehabilitation also includes behavioral training or re-training in order to increase the successful placement or adoption of each horse Determination of a per... read more The mission of Easy R Equine Rescue is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, neglected, or displaced horses and use the process of rehabilitation of the horses to reach out to youth and families in our community. The goals of the organization include: Coordination of efforts with local agencies such as law enforcement and other animal welfare agencies in order to rescue abused, neglected, and displaced horses Rehabilitation of rescued horses by providing quality veterinary, dental, and farrier services and appropriate refeeding programs. Rehabilitation also includes behavioral training or re-training in order to increase the successful placement or adoption of each horse Determination of a permanency plan for each rescued horse either by successful placement into an adoptive home, another quality equine organization, or utilization in the program services for children and families Outreach to youth and families through exposure to and assistance in the healing process of the horses, animal welfare education and responsibility, and community service opportunities.
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By Angie Alspaugh | Project Leader
Back in late July 2023, Easy R Equine Rescue received a call from a gentleman who lived outside of town. A stray horse had wandered onto his property and he had contained the horse within the... Read the full report ›By Angie Alspaugh | Project Leader
Goodbye is never easy. In fact, when it's an active decision a person has to make, goodbye is quite heartbreaking. But merciful at the same time. Denim came to us in October... Read the full report ›By Angela Alspaugh | Project Leader
When we get calls about horses in need, most often it's about one or two horses. Maybe three. In August we started receiving calls from multiple concerned citizens in a small neighboring county about... Read the full report ›
