Panhandle Equine Rescue, Inc.

11/05/2025

Got a skeleton crew these days 🤔

PER is in need of volunteers to help out with barn chores in the mornings and afternoons.

We are located in Cantonment, FL.

Minimum age to volunteer is 8.

Current start time is 8:30 am and anytime after 2 pm. It usually takes less than two hours to complete the tasks.

The duties consist of cleaning stalls, paddocks, pastures, watering and grooming if desired.

If you would like to volunteer, please send an email to [email protected].

And thank you for sharing!

11/04/2025

Diane Lowery, Director of PER along with PER mascot, Lightning Bug would like to thank all who have supported the rescue for the past 20 years! It is because of you that we have been able to help countless horses! We will continue to make a difference as we move forward! Volunteers, Donors, Sponsors, Fosters, and Adopters make our team a success!

11/03/2025

Great memories from 2012 😊

Three pre-vet students from UWF came out to PER on Nov. 2nd to observe Dr. Tyler Dees doing dentals on several horses, as well as castrating Royce, one of the recently rescued stallions. We have also included some updated photos on Houdo. He is looking great! WARNING: SOME VIEWERS MIGHT FIND SOME PHOTOS (THE CASTRATION) DISTURBING!!!

11/01/2025

Next weekend and weather looks perfect!

2025 Ride Flyer, please share!

11/01/2025

10/29/2025

Went to visit Wonder and Twister at their forever adoption home, they are living the high life! 💕💕

10/28/2025

Drawing is November 8th!

10/27/2025

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PER is in need of volunteers to help out with barn chores in the mornings and afternoons.

We are located in Cantonment, FL.

Minimum age to volunteer is 8.

Current start time is 8:30 am and anytime after 2 pm. It usually takes less than two hours to complete the tasks.

The duties consist of cleaning stalls, paddocks, pastures, watering and grooming if desired.

If you would like to volunteer, please send an email to [email protected].

And thank you for sharing!

10/26/2025

We are so honored to be recognized by Pensacola’s Blue Angels! PER volunteer, Olivia is one of the two crew chiefs for Commander Thomas Zimmerman ( #5).

The Crew Chiefs work center is composed of Navy and Marine Corps maintenance technicians in various aviation specialties. Two crew chiefs are assigned to each pilot, and they are responsible for performing engine turn-up operations and flight controls/instruments checks, as well as daily turn-around and preflight inspections of the aircraft. Each crew chief goes through extensive training to get a working knowledge of the aircraft and its systems.

What a very important mission she has! This morning, we were presented with this portrait that we will frame and cherish always!

We appreciate Olivia’s dedication to our organization!