All About Horses Rescue & Sanctuary

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Approved 501(c)(3) Equine Rescue & Sanctuary ✔️

Opening our gates and providing rescue, rehab, and sanctuary to equines in need ✨

San Angelo, TX 📍

🔺Visitations by appointment only 🔺

07/12/2025

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Our sweet sweet old ladies Grace and Oma have officially been adopted… I couldn’t have asked for a better place or famil...
07/11/2025

Our sweet sweet old ladies Grace and Oma have officially been adopted… I couldn’t have asked for a better place or family. The girls are literally living in horse heaven now - and i’m the happiest horse mom ever 🥰

When you choose to adopt, it not only makes room for another horse in need… you help change the lives of deserving horses that get to live their happily ever after- or beautiful beginning ❤️

07/08/2025

Ever wonder why a mule’s tail was trimmed into ‘bells’? Back in the day, the Army relied heavily on mules. A green, untrained mule had its tail shaved. Once it was trained to carry a pack, a single bell-shaped notch was cut into its tail. When it learned to pull a wagon, a second bell was added. If the mule was also trained to be ridden, a third tassel was trimmed below the others. So, a ‘three-bell mule’ was fully trained and highly versatile—making it easy to spot the right animal for the job just by glancing at its tail.

It’s been a really long weekend, so it’s easier to make a post addressing all the messages. 1. We are okay, the house an...
07/07/2025

It’s been a really long weekend, so it’s easier to make a post addressing all the messages.

1. We are okay, the house and the horses. How we got so lucky, I will never know. Somebody was definitely watching out for us because we were in the HEART of the flood zone. The video I posted under this post, is what the back pasture looked like. I’ve never seen water run like that in my entire life on this property, and probably never will again. The horses were in the front part, and not near the running water. The water has receded now. No horses were harmed, and everyone is okay - thank you to everyone who reached out and checked in.

2. We have lots of ruined hay, and down fencing. I am working on tracking down grants that can help with both- however I still have to replace what hay was ruined NOW, and fix fencing so animals don’t escape NOW.

People are asking if they can help or what we need- we need donations to replace hay, and to purchase fencing supplies. It’s going to be a long week, but it could have certainly been worse.

🔸Paypal- https://www.paypal.me/AllAboutHorsesRescue
🔸Cashapp-
🔸Zelle- [email protected]
🔸 My Giving Circle- https://mygivingcircle.org/all-about-horses-rescue-and-sanctuary/donate/free

👇the new guy made it yeaterday evening, and will go to the vet to be checked out sometime next week. I have a lot on my plate right now, so messages are setting unread while I post this. It’s just easier to post and address a lot of the questions I’ve been getting. I’ll get back with everyone soon… this is certainly not the July 4th weekend anyone was expecting 🥲

We’re just $125 away from reaching our goal yall! SOO close! Please help share 🙏🤍
07/02/2025

We’re just $125 away from reaching our goal yall! SOO close! Please help share 🙏🤍

Sophia and Patti (previously Tootsie and Dora) have sure grown up a lot haven’t they!? 🥹 this unique bonded pair was bro...
07/02/2025

Sophia and Patti (previously Tootsie and Dora) have sure grown up a lot haven’t they!? 🥹 this unique bonded pair was brought into the rescue on 7/10/24- almost a year ago to date!

These two precious souls came from a horse traders pen in East Texas. Patti had been taken from her mother (we unfortunately don’t know any details on what happened, which is very typical in the horse trading world - we can only speculate 🥲) and formed a very close bond with Sophia. We of course never split up bonded pairs, so these two went on to be adopted together… and just LOOK at them now, those happy faces say it all 😭😍

Their now family has been nothing short of absolutely amazing to these two girls. We really, truly could not have asked for a better home ❤️ Her family tells us that Patti is almost the size of their other full size horses now! It’s hard to imagine how big she’s gotten, considering how SMALL she was when she first came to the rescue.

We LOVE bringing you stories on these wonderful equines we have given second chances to. That’s why we are here, and why we exist! We could not do what we do without our AMAZING network of people, donors, and adopters. It’s a team effort 🤍🩵🩷

When you adopt from a rescue, you are truly helping save lives by not just adopting, but creating more space for the next equines that need a safe space to heal, rehab, and possibly find their forever home 🙏

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