Rhode Island Horse Rescue & Sanctuary Seeks Assistance

Posted in Animal Rights about 1 year ago, 5 replies

Medium_6847
Thumbnail_6367 Thumbnail_8446 Thumbnail_0209
We are looking for grant/funding info - our facility is full and we have many horses on oue "waiting list".

Horse Play is a non-profit organization that operates an equine rescue/sanctuary in Saunderstown, RI. We've been in operation since 1999 and have helped more than 240 horses. Our equine sanctuary provides rescue and rehabilitation for abused, neglected, unwanted, and/or slaughter-bound horses. Many horses come to Horse Play because their owners can no longer afford to keep them, children outgrow or lose interest in them, some owners do not have the skills or knowledge to provide proper care and many horses are just considered “disposable” Most of these horses also have health and/or behavior problems ..

We use humane, communication-oriented “teaching” methods in our training/retraining, provide quality vet care, feed and lots of love. Some horses are eventually placed in approved adoptive homes. Those horses who are “unplaceable” live out their lives at the Sanctuary. Many of the horses participate in programs for students, inner city youth, and pet-assisted therapy as well as our clinics and workshops demonstrating our training/teaching methods. In 2007, more than 100,000 horses were slaughtered and the meat sold overseas. This is a tragic end for an animal who so willingly serves us. Horse Play provides an alternative.

It is our intent:
To provide rescue, rehabilitation, and sanctuary services for abused, neglected, and/or unwanted horses.
To provide placement & follow-up services for rehabilitated horses and permanent sanctuary for horses that cannot be placed.
To increase public awareness through community outreach.
To develop and present educational programs and printed media, clinics and seminars on the responsible care and training of horses.

We depend entirely on the public for support.
Photo of Horse Play.
Is horseplay a 501(c)3 we never ever heard of them before.
Avatar_thumbnail
i like what u are doing!
Avatar_thumbnail
It's been along time since I had horses in Saunderstown at Charlie Arnolds place. I now live in Huntsville, Alabama. I work with animal rescue and spay/neuter here in North Alabama. Let me know more about your organization I'd love to know more. I also have acess to several databases that can't point you in the right direction when looking for grants.
Avatar_thumbnail
Greetings:
Recently, I purchased a significant quantity (2 large containers) of MSM produced for horses by a reputable and high quality manufacturer. We intended to use it ourselves for greater potency, but learned otherwise. We were required to remove the labels for a refund; however, we can provide the invoice for product safety. I would like to donate this MSM to a local horse sanctuary. Please advise me as to where and with whom I can meet up with.

Sincerely Rosemary Carlson
Avatar_thumbnail
My husband and I bought a farm about 5 years ago. I have nearly 8 acres of land that is fully fenced in with fields and a small forrest. I am trying to find out how I can use my land to help rescue horses. I am a stay-at-home mom so I also have the time to look after the horses. I believe I could do some good but I don't know how to start.
Avatar_thumbnail

Write a Reply


Your Name

Your Location in The World

Example: Seattle, WA
Optional: You may login or register for email notifications and to add a profile pic.

Show HTML Controls

I have photo(s) to upload with this reply.

Please Confirm You are Human

simple_captcha.jpg
(type the code from the image)