Serenity Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation

01/19/2025

Bless this person

This heroic teenager braves the wildfire to lead a stranded horse to safety.

01/19/2025

01/10/2025

It’s been four years since Pixie came to Serenity after being rehomed over and over again during her life. We were very worried about her when she lost her pasture mate Odin, this last fall,  but we are overjoyed to report that she is now sharing space with our newest minis, Phantom and RJ. All three of them are getting on famously, and it’s so wonderful to see her interacting and playing with them. If you have not seen this video before this is her story.

01/09/2025

Praying for everyone in California dealing with these horrific fires!! Please stay safe!

01/08/2025

01/03/2025

Friends we are heartbroken to share that on December 22nd we lost our sweet Little D. Please read his story below shared by our director Patricia Clark.

On December 28 of 2015 we received a call from Animal Control in Montesano, WA about a hoarding situation. On January 2nd a volunteer and I made a welfare check and found 20 mini horses and 35 full-size horses in pasture including 3 stallions that had probably been in their stalls for years.
The mini stallions were in concrete stalls that were 8*8’ and another 12 mini mares in pasture with no shelter We started to examine the minis and this is where we found our precious Little D. Wearing a velour sweater and a goat blanket he was standing in the corner not making a move.

The owner said he wouldn’t eat. When I examined him he was so thin it became clear that he was not going to make it for many more days so we picked him up and put him in the back of my Subaru Forester and headed back to Serenity.

I called our vet on the way home and he agreed to meet us. Dr. Bob did a thorough exam and with great sadness he told me” I cannot make a good prognosis.” Little D was 27, weighed 100Ibs, had clearly not had his teeth done for years making it almost impossible for him to eat. He had been slowly starving to death for quite some time.
After weeks of being fed small amounts of alfalfa mash every 3 hours and months of medical treatment, Little D began to flourish. He gained over a 100Ibs and made his presents known to everyone on the farm.

Little D was such a joy. He was quite a mare’s man and let them know when he was around. Prancing and talking to them. It was quite a show. Everyone loved him. He was a gentle soul so full of life. Little D passed on December 22nd at 36 leaving a hole in all of our hearts. We are so grateful for all the joy he brought to the farm. He will be missed every day.

Mom

01/02/2025

Welcome to 2025! It’s going to be a great year!

01/01/2025

Wishing all of our friends a very Happy New Years! May the coming year bring you joy and peace. Also there is still time to get those last minute tax deductible donations in! Follow our linktree below to help us go out with a bang! https://linktr.ee/SerenityEquineRescue?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=eec30e7b-2ad2-4426-88ff-daffd7e95c8a

12/25/2024

From our herd to yours, we wish you a blessed Christmas and Chanukah!

12/21/2024

Thank you to our volunteer Brie for sharing these stories photos of our little Santa’s helpersFrank and Ruby! 🎄

12/18/2024

Radish is wondering if Mama Patricia brought her a snack from the grocery store 💕

12/16/2024

You've heard of Elf on a Shelf, but have you heard of mare on a pear?? 😂

12/15/2024

Our director Patricia Clark demonstrates here that if you don’t use it you lose it! How many 80 year-olds do you know who can push a wheelbarrow with 150 pounds of grain who have also had cardiac surgery, a broken hip, and a full shoulder replacement less than a year ago!!