NNNH Rescue Rehab and Sanctuary

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NNNH Rescue Rehab and Sanctuary

Our mission here at NNNH Rescue Rehab & Sanctuary is to save horses from cruelty, neglect, and the slaughter pipeline. EIN 33-3041938

Helping them heal both physically and mentally with rehab and training. Link to our online Adoption application
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XAzAOOZcTnofYE2dh50jZmzaYkoZNa4biftwa8zQKt8/edit?usp=drivesdk

07/10/2025

We have started an adoptable horse photo album for easiest access to see who is ready when folks are looking :)

07/10/2025

Potential adopter visiting her on Sunday. We will update everyone afterward ❤️

Sedona is available for adoption but as a solid project horse or pasture pet. She does take a saddle fine, but she will buck. We are guessing before she ended up in the kill lot she sat for a long time. So if you're experienced enough to restart her she would make a beautiful trail mount.

She is a super sweet mare. Low pecking order, respects electric fence, loads easily in the trailer, does paw when tied. No health issues.

Guessing she is a paint saddlebred cross.

Up to date on all cares, including dental.

She's between 18-20 yrs old and 15.2hh.

Her adoption fee is 9️⃣0️⃣0️⃣

She will remain here until she finds the perfect home of course

07/10/2025

Kayah would love to find her person soon!!! She's a 4 yr old 15hh BLM mustang mare. Halter broke, trims all 4 feet although is nervous and needs a smaller soace to be done, respects electric fence as long as it's hot, easy keeper, no medical issues, started on desensitizing. Her fee is 9️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ and she does require an adoption application and contract.

Located in Crandon wi

07/10/2025

Kayah would love to find her person soon!!! She's a 4 yr old 15hh BLM mustang mare. Halter broke, trims all 4 feet, although he is nervous , needs a smaller space to be done, respects electric fences as long as it's hot, easy keeper, no medical issues, and started on desensitizing. Needs work on trailer loading, so needs a stock trailer and to be loaded with panels.

Her fee is 9️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ and she does require an adoption application and contract.

Located in Crandon wi

07/09/2025

In October of 2024, a nearby farmer asked me for help with a jack donkey he had purchased for cow protection. I went to see him, and it took one look for me to say yes, I would take him. He was extremely overweight with fat deposits along his back, a super cresty neck, and feet that had slippered out horribly due to not being trimmed. He stated he was wild. Well, Solomon is the calmest, sweetest donkey I have ever met in my life. He will lay his head in my arms and sit there to be cuddled as long as I will let him. His feet are almost back to normal, but he has definitely foundered in his past and will need to continue weight management. His new picture shows he has lost weight but still has a bit to go before he can be considered healthy. His fat deposits along his back are finally gone.

As a 7 year old donkey we are waiting to see if the vet feels he can geld him with no bleeding issues. Donkeys can bleed out very easily as their blood supply is a lot bigger then a horses and since he is older we are unsure if he will recommend leaving him as he is. He does get along great with the horses but will try and bite their legs if he is in with them to take them to the ground so unfortunately he can only share fence lines. If he remains a jack he will get an expanded dry lot next to our pair of wild standard donkeys so he has donkey buddies next door and can have a spacious area to enjoy.

Reminder we do NOT adopt out studs (unless babies with a required gelding contract within so many months) as there are enough unwanted horses and donkeys in this world that adopting them out does end up creating more when they are definitely not needed!!!

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself, can you help a horse today???

Venmo

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https://gofund.me/2165410d

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We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

07/09/2025

August of 2021 we were contacted by someone because they needed help with a horse they had gotten from a rescue and had no place for him to go....

Reggie a past abuse case....bailed from a kill lot by a rescue..adopted by a new owner....needing a home asap....a rescue failure....a horse that was so abused in his past he is outright dangerous when handled incorrectly...a horse that other then getting his feet trimmed will be completely left alone because of his past abuse, a horse that will remain a sanctuary member for the remainder of his life just enjoying peace of knowing he is safe....here is Reggie's story...

Why do we have adoption contracts and why will we take back any previously adopted horses no questions asked???
Reggie's story may explain some of it....

Reggie is not one of our previously adopted horses. But he has a story that I truly hope will open up people's eyes.

A 3 year old stud c**t dropped at an auction....sold to a killbuyer....rescued by a rescue. Rehomed almost 6 months later in almost the same condition he was saved in with the exception of being halter broke.

Not only a pretty much unhandled stud...but a crypt stud. A scared stud, who didn't know that people could be good.

After his new owner found out he was a crypt and it would cost more and take longer for gelding, and finding out her new boarding barn would not accept a stud, she contacted his prior home....a rescue. And received no response for weeks.

She messaged us asking if we knew of a place where he could go as he didn't come with an adoption contract. I thought to myself...no adoption contract??? Where is his safety net when he desperately needs one??? What's to prevent him from heading back into the auction or slaughter pipeline??? Where are his saviors when he needs them now more then ever???

Well....as anyone would hopefully know that has horse experience....a crypt stud's gelding costs are double if not triple that of a normal gelding not to mention a longer time frame in scheduling the procedure with an experienced vet. Finding a home for not only a pretty much wild horse with someone who is experienced to work with them.... but a stud...and not just any stud.. but a crypt stud.....is one of the most challenging asks we have ever been asked to do.

We knew we had to help so we posted him for a couple of weeks...with absolutely no results while the owner continued to sit with a horse she could do nothing with, and had no options to move where he needed to go to follow her to her new home. So what did we do??? We offered him a place at the rescue. A place where he would be safe.

I'm not telling you his story to fault the rescue. This is a horse that fell thru the cracks. The rescue provided him with an excellent home they knew could care for him and work with him but when things changed for the new owner he was left with no place to go. No one who would step up to take responsibility for his surgery or his life. This horse was left in limbo. Uncertainty in his future.

We don't know what would have happened to Reggie if we hadn't stepped in. Would he have found a private home? Would the rescue eventually have gotten back to her? Would he have then been rehomed exactly how he is all over again or would he have been gelded and trained as he should've been before he found his place in the world? We can't answer those questions. And thankfully we don't have to ask ourselves....what happened to Reggie?

*before you ask if we will ever geld him...the answer is no. No not because we don't want to but because his past abuse was so bad he is simply too dangerous for us to even think about putting vet and vet assistants in danger trying to even simply get near him. Every time he is handled by myself or a professional we risk injury because he gets so scared he blows up. Luckily we have an amazing, patient, experienced farrier that has been working with him since his arrival and knows what to expect with Reggie to get his feet done on schedule.

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself can you help a horse today???

Venmo

Cashapp $nnnhrescue

Zelle 534-356-1081

https://gofund.me/2165410d

https://mygivingcircle.org/nnnh-rescue-rehab-and-sanctuary/vote?iv=share_bsOOSikFNt

We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

07/09/2025

Farrier is coming NOW for Solomon, Naji, Jack, and Patches. 4️⃣0️⃣ a trim.

We would like to raise the 1️⃣6️⃣0️⃣ for sponsorships.

Solomon
Naji
Jack
Patches

Can anyone help here???

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself can you help a horse today???

Venmo

Cashapp $nnnhrescue

Zelle 534-356-1081

https://gofund.me/2165410d

https://mygivingcircle.org/nnnh-rescue-rehab-and-sanctuary/vote?iv=share_bsOOSikFNt

We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

Cinder says please donate for our farrier visit ❤️

07/08/2025

August of 2020 we were informed of a young pony needing help in the western part of the state. So we paid a hauler and had him picked up. He came off the trailer and it was apparent that he had some major confirmation flaws going on. We had the vet come and do xrays and a year later we had him gelded and hes been lounging around with the other minis ever since. This is his story....

Patches.....Patches is the poster boy for bad breeding.....bad backyard breeding....more then likely due to a brother or son not being gelded and breeding sister, mom, or daughter.

His front leg has an angular limb deformity, he has super narrow base in his hinds with cow hocking, and his teeth well lets just say he reminds me of a tried and true hillbilly with gaps included. And he has yet to be gelded which his past owners wouldn't have done even if he was ready.

Now Patches didnt ask to be brought into this world he lives in but.....his owners after all of that didn't care for him the way they should've. The vet may have been able to straighten the leg at birth but it was ignored. His feet were horrendously long as if they weren't given a thought in the world in his entire lifetime. He was a little on the thin side and was being fed cereal for extra nutrition. (He still gets his golden puffs for treats but now he's on a decent feed to support his growth) We were told he was friendly with kids but biting to me is not friendly so he was also not taught much for manners.

This guy not only got the short end of the genes pool he also got the short end of the people that should've done their best to take care of him. But instead he was tossed out at 2 1/2 years old because the family decided they could no longer care for him as needed.

This little man will take special care for most of his life. And even with all of that.....at some point in his life..... we will probably have to make that hard decision.

So why have we deemed Patches a sanctuary rescue??

As a rescuer this is a horse that I know for a fact I will never rehome. Why you may ask??? Hes cute....hes young....he would probably make a great pet for someone....a companion for another horse maybe???? All of which is true.....but the likely hood that he will end up in the wrong hands....to someone who means to do right but doesn't necessarily care for him exactly as he needs is at the top of the scale. Humans have already failed him since he was born. Even before he was born.....humans will not fail him again.

As a rescuer we always look at what's best for the animal. And what's best for Patches is to remain with people that 100% will always care for HIS needs. And if and when that time ever comes to make that decision.... he will go with love and care knowing that humans no longer failed him 💚

Welcome Home Patches where you never have to worry again.

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself can you help a horse today???

Venmo

Cashapp $nnnhrescue

Zelle 534-356-1081

https://gofund.me/2165410d

https://mygivingcircle.org/nnnh-rescue-rehab-and-sanctuary/vote?iv=share_bsOOSikFNt

We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

07/07/2025

Skittles was dumped at auction and then found herself in a kill lot in December of 2020. We bailed her because she needed someone to step up for her. We found out quickly based on vet exam that she was much older then stated and she needed full forage replacement to maintain weight, meaning she was a super hard keeper.

Skittles had her feed changed up yet again this spring, as with all the temp fluctuations, she lost some weight. She is now on 12 lbs of triple crown diamond senior feed, 3 lbs of triple crown rice bran pellets, and of course all the pasture she can eat. She is starting to look amazing again other than her swayback per her usual, but we are hoping we can get her fattened up even more before fall temps arrive. As a 32 year old with no health concerns other then not being able to digest hay and grass due to her age we couldnt ask for more ❤️

She is one of our 2 most expensive horses at the rescue because lets face it high quality feed is much more expensive then pasture or hay. But she is worth every penny that is spent when she lets any kids that visit not only cuddle her but ride around the pasture ba****ck.

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself can you help a horse today???

Venmo

Cashapp $nnnhrescue

Zelle 534-356-1081

https://gofund.me/2165410d

https://mygivingcircle.org/nnnh-rescue-rehab-and-sanctuary/vote?iv=share_bsOOSikFNt

We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

07/07/2025

Dually

Dumped at auction as a wild gelding that was terrified of what was happening. Yet another failure of the AIP Incentive from the federal government. Prior owner was paid for their services of adopting a mustang just for him to end up in a place it was supposed to prevent. Thin and scared and wild with no hopes of someone stepping up for him....but we did!!! We bailed him, and he is now safe. Enjoying learning how to be domesticated the way it should've happened to begin with. Learning its ok to make mistakes and be concerned. Learning that all the hay and grass you can eat is the way life should be. Learning that trusting humans to take care of your needs and love on you and teach you new things like picking up feet and following them isn't a scary process and its ok to trust them.

His life matters!!!! Every horse's life at an auction or a kill lot or starving in someone's backyard matters!!!

Your sponsorships are extremely important!! Your 💲5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣, 5️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ donation is important!!

So before you go get your coffee or fast food for the day!! Ask yourself can you help a horse today???

Venmo

Cashapp $nnnhrescue

Zelle 534-356-1081

https://gofund.me/2165410d

https://mygivingcircle.org/nnnh-rescue-rehab-and-sanctuary/vote?iv=share_bsOOSikFNt

We are a 501c3 not for profit rescue

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5097 Cty Road S
Crandon, WI
54520

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