Embers of Hope Equine Rescue

09/23/2025

Keeahi is doing great with her foster/trainer! She even got to help out with a lesson! So proud of her and how far she has come 🥰

09/02/2025

Keeahi working on her trailer loading skills at KevyGo Riding ❤️

08/04/2025

Adoption alert!

This post is overdue! But our wonderful Blue Jeans was adopted by her foster who also happens to be an amazing volunteer! Blue Jeans has settled in wonderfully at her new home and will enjoy retirement years being loved on and with lots of horse friends to graze with ❤️

08/01/2025

Keeahi has finished her 90 days of training with Metcalfe Equine LLC! Thank you so much for all the time, effort and care you put into her. She has truly blossomed with your training! Keeahi is already off on her next adventure! She was dropped off this morning with Kevy at KevyGo Riding for a foster/trainer set up! Kevy will continue to build on the foundation Keeahi has and help to get her adopted when ready! She settled in quickly and we are excited to see her and Kevy progress together! We could not do what we do without the help of dedicated trainers 🥰

While Keeahi is not up for adoption yet, you are welcome to reach out if you might be interested in adopting once she is ready and we can be sure to keep you updated on her progress! She is going to make someone an excellent partner someday soon!

07/29/2025

Hope and Spirit enjoying the summer in their adoptive home! 🥰

07/25/2025

Take advantage of this if you are local and have a dog or cat that needs spayed/neutered! Spay/neutering saves lives!

07/21/2025

Keeahi is continuing to make progress at training! She’s got just about 2 weeks left. Check out the videos in the comments! 🥰

07/03/2025

Look at our girl go!

07/03/2025

06/29/2025

Another adoption post!!

Ash has been adopted by her foster as well! She has a buddy that really loves her plus a whole family to dote on her. We’re so happy for her! ❤️

06/28/2025

It’s still very hot out there! 🥵

To help your horses stay cool make sure they have 24/7 access to shade, cool fresh water and loose salt. We also recommend offering electrolyte water if you are able. Fans in their stall/lean to is another great resource. If your horses are typically stalled at night and out during the day, considering switching that rotation so they are in during the hottest part of the day and out at night when it is cooler to graze.

Remember to keep an eye on the heat index and avoid working your horses if it’s 180 or higher and use caution if it’s 150 or higher. And don’t forget when you’re out doing chores etc to take care of your self too! Sunscreens dn hydration are your friends!!

06/27/2025

Our sweet Vulcan, now Spirit, has been adopted!

We are so excited for Spirit! He has been adopted into an excellent home by a previous adopter who adopted Hope (formerly Brownie) as well! Thank you Julie for giving this big guy a loving forever home! 🥰