Survivors Rescue Inc.

01/12/2025

01/01/2025

We humbly say “Thank you” to you, our followers, volunteers, donors, sponsors, suppliers and everyone that has been a part of our very important, necessary and dedicated work to,

“Be the voice for those that have none”,

We are nothing without your support, May the New Year bring you all -good health, joy, peace and prosperity !

Happy 2025 !!!

01/01/2025

Interested in helping out with a good cause ?

We offer a great work out routine to shed those holiday pounds, Scent “ala barn” to soothe the soul and plenty of horses kisses !

We are looking for help mucking stalls, feeding, grooming, helping the farrier and giving care to the animals, two to three days a week would be awesome, more would be amazing !

Must have own transportation, be reliable, able to follow directions and absolutely must have a love for animals !

If your interested in joining the posse
please fill out the application
text a copy to (208)290-6702
email to [email protected]

Please include any restrictions you have that you think we should know about!

No experience necessary but a willing to learn attitude is a must !

12/31/2024

HOME TO HOME ADOPTION AVAILABLE !

Gentle elderly gelding is blind but shows no sighs of slowing down. Playful horse enjoys going on walks. He would be great for a horse companion or as a horse for children to ride. Must find home ! Goes energetically on 2 mile long walks and walks easily on lead. Has been ridden for years, and lost his horse companion 2 years ago. Loves people, and wants to continue being useful in his golden years. Horses can live to over 40 and he shows no signs of stiffness or discomfort. Loads in trailer. Mainly white Appaloosa. Must have safe fencing for a blind horse. Located in Priest River, Idaho

Currently by himself and desperately needs a companion and a safe place to call home, if you can help in anyway please call the owner at the number below.

PHONE (208) 448-2419 NO TEXTS.

12/30/2024

Mr. Maverick always loves a good roll when his stall gets cleaned ! Such a sweet old guy with a heart as big as he is !❤️

12/26/2024

The picture says it all ❤️

12/24/2024

Priceless 🎄

What do you do when a four year olds wish to Santa Claus is to meet our beautiful Buffy !

Merry Christmas Wyatt, Love Santa ❤️

12/12/2024

Big Boy Jenson had a vet visit to remove some debris from his eye, thanks to S.A.V.E. for always taking good care of us here at the rescue and Tony for his huge heart and strength to hold a giant while being poked and prodded !

12/09/2024

No day is a good day !

What does it really mean to "let them go on a good day?"

It means it will be your hardest day. It won't matter if you've never done it before, or if you're gifted a dozen good days, each good day is always the hardest one.

It means they won't know what the fuss is about, why they're getting so many treats and extra belly scratches and hugs.

It means you will second guess your decision right up to the very last moment, the very last breath. You'll second guess yourself afterwards.

They'll knicker at you when you arrive, just like any other day.

The weather, perfect. They are content. They look sound today. They are breathing well, eating well, they get up easily enough from a nap in the sun....the list goes on. Whatever issue they struggle with, today they aren't.

Today you euthanize them.

This is what going on a good day means: sending them out while they are happy, while they are healthy, while they are eating well, walking well, etc. You make the choice to do it before an emergency takes the choice away from you, before your horse has to experience any more trauma or pain.

Their last memory will be filled with love.

It'll rip your heart out every time.

We can see the patterns and the increasing trends. We can predict it a little. We can obsess over the past and worry about the future.

Fortunately, horses, all animals, live in the moment. They don't worry about those things. They aren't worried about winter. They aren't worried about July, or allergies, or progressive diseases like cushings or dsld. They don't think about the close calls they've had before, and they certainly aren't thinking about the close calls that are destined to come, as their body continues to age and break down. They just are. They are happy and healthy, or fearful and in pain, on that day, in that moment.

It is the most difficult, most loving gift we are blessed to be able to give.

And that first ice storm will come, that first deep snow, that first heat wave....and you will find a little relief, no longer doubting the choice you made.

They were happy, and safe, and loved. That is all that matters.

It is never easy. ~Kelly Meister, author

12/06/2024

Busy day on the farm !

A new shelter for a couple old minis provided by one of our amazing donors, ditch digging and topped off the barn with a load of hay !

12/05/2024

Lazy today !

12/04/2024

ADOPTED !!!!

Bless their hearts…..

With both having suffered a stroke, his bride is 85 and he is pushing 90 years old and they can no longer care for their beloved horse Nikki, Nikki is said to be broke to ride, kid friendly and in her late teens to early 20’s. She has been well loved and cared for and is healthy.

Nikki will be arriving at the rescue in the coming days and we’ll be looking for her forever home, if you are interested in adopting her please reach out to us !

Video in the comments, please share !

12/02/2024

PLEASE SPAY AND NEUTER YOUR CATS !

11/30/2024

ADOPTED ! Thank you to the Clayton family for opening your hearts and your home for these precious babies !❤️

Two sweet little kittens still needing their forever home ! Message me if that’s you !

11/29/2024

A farm girls “Black Friday” shopping spree ! 15% off at North 40 !! Yay !!

Thank you to my wonderful husband Scott for doubling as my delivery driver today ! Thanks babe !

11/29/2024

We continue to be
“The voice for those that have none”

11/19/2024

Be aware !