Singing River Equine Rescue, Inc.

12/19/2024

THE STORY of BEAU - This sweet gelding was found abandoned and tied to a porch by Colbert County Animal Shelter authorities. He was emaciated, covered in lice and had barbed wire in his tail. Two veterinarians estimated him to be 30 years old. Fortunately, he recovered and thrived for 8 more years as a healthy, happy horse. His "Before" and "After" photos are below as well as a photo from his 34th birthday party.

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Singing River Equine Rescue
2701 Mall Road
PMB 159
Florence, AL 35630

12/18/2024

THE STORY OF ALLIE HOPE - This little dun filly was part of a horrific cruelty case in the Central area involving almost 30 equines. Sugar, now called Allie Hope, was emaciated, infested with parasites and covered in lice when we rescued her. She was so weak and lethargic we weren't sure she would survive the winter. You can see by the photo on the right that years later she is thriving in her new home. Her adopters are very kind and take excellent care of her.

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SInging River Equine Rescue
2701 Mall Road
PMB 159
Florence, AL 35630

12/18/2024

SRER is an all volunteer, 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization working to rescue and rehabilitate abused and neglected horses seized by law enforcement in animal cruelty cases. Please consider a donation so we may continue this life-saving work.

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Singing River Equine Rescue
2701 Mall Road
PMB 159
Florence, AL 35630

12/08/2024

Saving horses since 2010. Please consider a donation to help us continue this life-saving work.
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Singing River Equine Rescue
2701 Mall Road
PMB 159
Florence, AL 35630

11/29/2024

Looking for a gift for someone who seems to have everything? SRER welcomes donations "in honor of" anyone on your Christmas list. The designated honoree will receive a card acknowledging your gift to the rescued horses. Please include the name and address in the notes. Thank you!

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11/28/2024

Daisy Jane and Grace Slick are prepared for the incoming cold weather! We are thankful for the good folks who send the rescued horses quality waterproof blankets.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for all who support SRER's lifesaving work. Rescue work can be heartbreaking but also rewarding when a rehabilitated horse is adopted into a caring forever home.

11/26/2024

PLEASE SHARE - Saving horses since 2010 - Please consider a donation to help us continue this lifesaving work.

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11/20/2024

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10/15/2024

It wasn't easy but we were able to get this big boy's hooves trimmed. Being a farrier for a horse rescue is challenging. Many of the rescued horses have not only been starved but also mishandled. We are grateful for our farrier who never loses his patience and sense of humor when working with our horses.

09/24/2024

Breaking news today!

Debra Catledge was sentenced to a 30-year split sentence on Tuesday after being found guilty of animal cruelty.

09/24/2024

Let us not forget the sweet mare, Stevie Nix, and all of the other animals who died and/or suffered on Catledge"s property.

09/22/2024

PSA - Any horse who is emaciated and scores a 1 or 2 on the Henneke needs to be evaluated immediately by a veterinarian. Your equine vet can identify dental issues, parasites and various diseases/conditions that could be negatively impacting your horse's weight. It is absolutely unacceptable and neglectful to allow a horse of any age to starve to death.

09/11/2024

A big shout out to the Landrums for the round bales! They deliver and stack dozens of quality round bales for us every year. We are grateful for their help and ongoing support! If you have livestock, you know how much peace having a barn full of hay brings.

09/11/2024

A huge thanks to the kind folks who helped us fill the barn with hay! One family donated 170 square bales, drove 40 minutes to deliver it and then helped us stack it in the barn. Lisa and Rick, we are grateful for your generosity and ongoing support!

09/01/2024

Summer and fall are the peak time for arbovirus infection as these diseases (which include Eastern Equine Encephalitis [EEE], West Nile Virus [WNV], Western Equine Encephalitis [WEE] and Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis [VEE]) are transmitted by several different species of mosquitoes and biting insects.

With more states reporting cases of West Nile Virus (28 cases have been reported in August as of today), this is your reminder to keep your horses up to date on vaccinations with the guidance of your veterinarian to best protect your equine friends from infection.

Learn more about West Nile Virus and find downloadable resources on the Equine Disease Communication Center's website at: https://www.equinediseasecc.org/west-nile-virus

08/30/2024

Let's not forget the 29 dead horses and the surviving horses found suffering on her property.

Deputies said they found 29 dead horses and over 60 malnourished dogs and horses on Debra Catledge’s property.