Wildhorse

11/09/2025

Art Market is open til 7 tonight. Visit the Wildhorse Info Table. 4009 S Siesta Lane Tempe AZ

11/08/2025

Stop by the Wildhorse Information Table at today's Art Market. Peruse over 15 featured artists on this lovely November Saturday.

Visit the Wildhorse table at Art Market this weekend in Tempe, AZ.

11/06/2025

Guess who finally got to come off stall rest after his hernia surgery? Yep! Baby Atlas. Go Atlas, Go! ~ Your donations at work ~ Wildhorse.org

11/03/2025

Visit the Wildhorse table at Art Market this weekend in Tempe, AZ.

11/01/2025

Saint Sir Gray Dog had a fun Halloween Night with Joey! Joey was Batman and said Saint was The Cat Napper! Saint agreed! wildhorse.org

10/31/2025

It was 2 years ago today that we rescued an emaciated young dog who was a stray. We called him Gray Dog. Eventually he became Saint Sir Gray Dog, and he stole the hearts of many! wildhorse.org

10/29/2025

Baby Runner has been through so much. He had to go back in for another surgery due to a hernia that was compromising his little body. Here is a picture of our little Runner after he came through a very tough operation. There is no more hole in that tiny diaphragm. He is staying at the hospital again tonight. They want to keep a close watch on him. Please help us with donations if you can. Baby Runner's surgery was $2350. https://linktr.ee/wildhorseranchrescue

10/28/2025

If you are interested in Wildhorse Merchandise, we just got a message that the latest batch of Sweatshirts, Tees, and Tank Tops, closes tonight. Here is the direct link:

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10/26/2025

Dante, our Clydesdale, has a can of Guinness each evening per Doctor's orders. Even though he's a Clydesdale, he cannot have Budweiser. It must be Guinness. If you'd like to contribute to Dante's Beer Tab, you may make a donation at this link:
https://linktr.ee/wildhorseranchrescue
How does Guinness help horses?
Guinness is believed to help horses in several ways:
1 - Stimulates Appetite: For horses that are picky eaters, Guinness can help stimulate their appetite, especially after competitions or during winter when they may reduce their water intake.
2 - Supports Recovery: It is often fed to horses recovering from stress or illness, providing a source of yeast and B vitamins that are important for recovery.
3 - Aids in Sweat Production: The alcohol in Guinness acts as a vasodilator, helping to open capillaries and stimulate sweating, which can be beneficial for horses with anhidrosis.
4 - Gut Health: The yeast in Guinness, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, is known to help stabilize the equine hindgut and promote a healthy gut, which can be beneficial for horses with digestive issues.

While these benefits are often cited, it is important to note that the use of Guinness as a treatment for horses should be approached with caution and under the guidance of a veterinarian, as it may not be suitable for all horses and could have side effects.

10/25/2025

Saint Sir Gray Dog gets the Zoomies every now and again. Look at him Go!