Terolyn Horse Rescue, inc.

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Terolyn Horse Rescue, inc.

We are a private, non-profit 501(c)3 horse rescue. We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses. At Terolyn Horse Rescue, inc.

our mission is to help at-risk horses that have been abused, abandoned, or neglected. Many of the horses we rescue have been sent through the livestock auctions. We give them a home where they are loved and cared for until we can find them suitable forever homes. Those who wish to adopt these horses are carefully screened prior to placement. We work tirelessly to ensure the health and safety of th

e animals we rescue. We were founded in 2015 for the purpose of helping as many horses as possible through tax-deductible donations and with the help of our volunteers. We were honored to have been selected for a 7Everyday Hero Award from Denver's Channel 7 in 2016 and we have been named a Top Rated Rescue on Guidestar. Please contact us at (303)243-1147 if you are interested in volunteering or adopting. To make a tax-deductible donation to this 501(c)(3) organization, please send via PayPal using our account at [email protected]. Be sure to provide your email address in the memo section so a receipt for your donation can be sent to you.

11/26/2024

Let’s take a break from all the holiday preparations and SHOW US YOUR SELFIES! Dapper and Tilly are impatiently waiting to see them!

11/25/2024

Here’s a little extra Joy for your holiday season 🎄

Joy is still looking for her forever foster home. She is a beautiful 19-year-old Rocky Mountain Gaited Horse. She is insulin resistant and will need to be on a dry lot, with a low-sugar diet and daily meds. She will also require consistent farrier care to maintain her hoof health. She needs an intermediate rider who only wants to do lighter trail riding. We would prefer someone who has experience dealing with insulin resistance and has a buddy with the same requirements. We will provide medication and all vet care. Located at Terolyn Horse Rescue in Elizabeth, CO. Please message us or call Teri (303)243-1147 if you’d like more information on this gorgeous, sweet girl.

11/23/2024

We had another special visit last week from our friend, Jenni Crites! Before she moved away, Jenni was a big part of our daily routine. She took care of all the horses as if they were her own.

Jenni was here on the day when Aubrey arrived with a filly by her side, scared and unsure of everything. Jenni also helped halter train Bryn when she was just a baby.

It was bittersweet for her to see that they’re back with us, but she couldn’t believe how far they’ve come and how much they’ve grown. It was so great to see her again!

11/22/2024

Happy Friday! May your weekend be as wonderful as Jaci thinks scratches are!💕

11/20/2024

Ash has found her perfect forever foster home with Mark and Cammie Hansen! They reached out to us looking for a friend for their mare, Mocha, who recently lost her best buddy. Ash has been missing her best friend, Koda, and hasn’t really clicked with any of our other horses, so we thought it might be a great opportunity for both of them to build a new friendship.

When Mark and Cammie came out to meet our available horses, they really liked Ash and are excited to spend more time getting to know her. Thank you, to Mark and Cammie, for opening their barn and their hearts to our sweet girl!

A special thanks to Dr. Dunbar for helping us make this match happen!

11/20/2024

Jace has found a wonderful foster home with our friend and previous adopter, Heather. She contacted us looking for a friend for her mare, Saylor, who also has insulin issues. She came out to meet him and, of course, she immediately fell in love with our adorable, mischievous Mini. So, we loaded Jace up and took him to meet her other critters.

He made himself at home right away. It was so much fun watching him explore and get to know Saylor and the other animals. Jace’s favorite thing is to tempt others to run around with him, and it was no different with Heather’s donkey, mule, and cow. 🤣 He has already made fast friends with Saylor. Thank you to Heather for her desire to foster him for us. Is it too early to start hoping for a “foster fail”? 🤞

11/18/2024

We are so happy to finally welcome Ariel and Hazel home with us at our rescue! Ariel’s leg is doing much better. She is settling in and seems pretty relaxed.

Hazel is still very stressed with the move so we are trying to give her some time and space while also keeping a close eye on her and letting her know she can trust us. Several times a day, we offer her some senior grain for a treat. She loves that!

We have sent in DNA samples for both of them and are hoping to hear back soon so we can piece together more of their stories.

More than anything, we’re just happy they are home safe with us. We’ll give them all the love and TLC they could ask for so they will never have to feel unloved or unwanted again!

11/17/2024

We always love when Shawna Williams comes to town! She’s not just a close friend, she was also a huge part of our daily rescue life before she moved away a few years ago. When she’s here, she doesn’t miss a beat. Even though she’s here for fun, she always jumps in and helps with whatever needs to get done. This week, it was vaccine and farrier days. Thank you, Shawna—we already miss you!

***Update on Ariel***Dr. Kiger from CSU veterinary hospital came to examine Ariel yesterday. She sedated her and was ab...

11/16/2024

Our adorable mini, Jace, is still looking for his perfect forever home. We will also consider a permanent foster home in the right situation. He’s a shy little guy and he can sometimes be a bit of a stinker to catch. He has insulin resistance so he’ll need low sugar hay, daily medicine and consistent farrier care to keep him healthy. He also needs to live on a dry lot.

His ideal home will be with someone who wants to spoil him rotten, but has experience with insulin resistance in horses with a companion horse with similar needs. A forever home will take priority over any foster applications. Message us if you’d like more information on our handsome little guy, Jace.💕

11/15/2024

***Update on Ariel***
Dr. Kiger from CSU veterinary hospital came to examine Ariel yesterday. She sedated her and was able to determine that there are no fractures. She also cleaned out her hoof and found no signs of an abscess. Ariel does have arthritis in her hock and some changes in her stifle area.

The vet believes the lameness is most likely caused by a soft tissue injury. She recommended that we continue with the stall rest and bute. We still plan to bring her and Hazel home to our rescue tomorrow.

Thank you so much to our friends who have donated to Ariel’s vet bill so far! We are incredibly grateful for your support and generosity!

Ariel needs your support!

As if this sweet mare hasn’t already been through enough with her illness and the loss of her friend and teammate, our black Morgan mare, Ariel, has now injured her back leg. We’re not sure if she slipped on the ice and tweaked something, or if she’s battling a hidden abscess. Even with plenty of stall rest and bute, she hasn’t shown much improvement.

With plans to pick her up from quarantine this Sunday, we want to ensure she’s healthy and safe for trailering. A veterinarian from CSU is coming out today to examine her and provide the care she needs.

Any help towards Ariel’s vet expenses would truly mean the world to us. Thank you for keeping Ariel in your thoughts!

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Elizabeth, CO 80107

11/12/2024

After we plowed the littles a path so they could stretch their legs, they developed a serious case of the zoomies.

Thanks for the cute video, Ryan!

11/11/2024

Our little filly Jaci is getting cuter by the day. She isn’t sure how she feels about halter 101 but she is picking it up quickly.
Big Thanks to our volunteer Brittany for helping us work with this little cutie. We know it’s such a tough job but someone has to do it.😉

11/10/2024

What a difference a day makes! Grateful for the moisture and some sunshine today, even though we aren’t thrilled with the mud left behind. Big thanks to my amazing husband, Jim, my son, Mason, and Ethan Dunlop for all their hard work yesterday clearing roads and digging out the horses. I couldn’t ask for better help.💕

11/09/2024

For those of you who are wondering how the horses are doing in this never-ending snowstorm, here’s an update. Everyone is healthy, well fed, and cozy in their stalls and shelters.

11/08/2024

Dapper and Tilly are enjoying the snow day! Serenity…not so much…

11/08/2024

Our little Loki has had a rough week. A few days ago, he came in from pasture with a large lump under his jaw. He was still eating and appeared to be feeling fine. But out of an abundance of caution, we separated him from the other horses , in case it was contagious, and gave him some Banamine to ease any pain he might be feeling.

The isolation was so hard on him because he’s such a social little guy, but we did our best to spend as much time as we could with him. Each day he was the last stop for us and for our volunteers to give him extra attention and TLC. Thankfully, the lump turned out to just be a bump so now he’s back out playing with his friends.

Here are a few photos of some special time with him and our volunteer, Kate. Our rescue horses love her to the moon and back!

11/08/2024

Winter weather is here to stay for a few more days, but thankfully, our horses are happy and doing well.

A big thank you to Teeny for making daily tasks fun and for everything you do weekly to help our horses!💕

Address

47480 County Road 29
Elizabeth, CO
80107

Telephone

+13032431147

Website

http://terolynhorserescue.org/

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Happy Friday! May your weekend be as wonderful as Jaci thinks scratches are!💕

After we plowed the littles a path so they could stretch their legs, they developed a serious case of the zoomies. Thanks for the cute video, Ryan!

For those of you who are wondering how the horses are doing in this never-ending snowstorm, here’s an update. Everyone is healthy, well fed, and cozy in their stalls and shelters.

Lots of you have been asking how Jaci is doing since her mom is having a hard time producing enough milk. I think this video will put your minds at ease. She’s running laps around Sara so she’s obviously feeling great! Dr. Quay came out to check on her and she did some bloodwork just to be on the safe side. All of Jaci’s numbers still look great! We’re giving her some ulcer meds, biosponge to help with her diarrhea, and offering her milk pellets and milk powder. Dr. Quay has such a wonderful way of making us feel better when she gives our babies a hands-on exam.

Sweet greetings from our adorable Jaci to brighten your day 💗

Sara is already such a good mom and baby is very strong!

Big thanks to all of you who gave so generously on Amazon Prime Days! So grateful!🩷

Sophie kept licking her buddy Honey. Maybe Honey really is as sweet as her name suggests?🤣

Our adorable rescue foal, Loki, comes running when you call his name. He had a rough start in life, so seeing him so happy and healthy warms our hearts.💕 #WhyWeRescue

Loki comes running from the pasture daily when he hears his name. He really is the cutest little guy🩷

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At Terolyn Horse Rescue, Inc. our mission is to help horses that have been abused, abandoned, or neglected. We give them a home where they are loved and cared for until we can find them suitable forever homes. We offer community education and outreach with the goal of rescuing horses in need or at risk before they are sent to the livestock auctions. We work to ensure the health and safety of the horses when they arrive at our facility and after they have gone to their forever homes. Those who wish to adopt our rescue horses are carefully screened prior to placement. This rescue was founded in 2015 for the purpose of helping as many horses as possible through tax deductible donations and with the help of our volunteers. We are honored to have been selected for a 7Everyday Hero Award from Denver's Channel 7 in 2016 and we have been named a Top Rated Rescue on Guidestar. Please contact us at (303)243-1147 if you are interested in volunteering or adopting. To make a tax-deductible donation to this 501(c)(3) organization, please send via PayPal using our account at [email protected] or visit our website at terolynhorserescue.org.