Canham Farm Horse Rescue and Rehab

09/02/2025

We are all obsessed with these babies. Antibiotics are working on the grey/bay weanling, and they are slowly getting used to us. The little chestnut is more wary and hides behind her little buddy.

The next steps for these two will be halters on so the vet can examine them properly.

Canham Farm Horse Rescue is a non-profit dedicated to protecting wild horses from abuse, negect ,emotional trauma, and advocating for a more humane way of managing our nation's wild horses. If you would like to support us, you can make a donation via: PayPal: [email protected], Venmo: , Zelle: 831-588-5198 Or via our website (link in profile)

08/31/2025

If you would like to help our two orphan weanlings and are not comfortable making a monetary donation, please consider ordering a bag of foal feed from Chewy

The babies are going to need it to put on weight and build muscle.

Thank you all so much for your generosity and support!

Shipping address:
Canham Farm Horse Rescue
480 La Cuesta Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066

https://www.chewy.com/tribute-equine-nutrition-foal/dp/232542

08/29/2025

08/29/2025

I am thrilled to report that the babies are showing significant improvement today. I successfully administered antibiotics and our veterinarian is aware of their condition, with a scheduled visit next week. If you would like to contribute to their care, please consider making a donation so we can give them the best care possible.

Thank you all so much.

Venmo: (code 5198)
PayPal: [email protected]
Zelle: 831-588-5198
Or on our website: https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support

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08/28/2025

The Babies Need Your Help

We are not a horse rescue non-profit that posts drama, deadlines or pleads for donations because a horse or horses are shipping to slaughter tomorrow.

But today we are asking for your help.

The two weanlings arrived yesterday evening and I wanted to post this video of them getting off the trailer and settling in.

Well here's the video, and as you will see, they both definitely need veterinary care. The dark gray (I don't know how else to describe her) has an infected bite wound on her shoulder, numerous other injuries, and most worrisome of all, her front lower legs just don't look right. There is something off with the angle.

The other little one is in better shape, although very thin. We have started them on antibiotics as a precaution and will get our vet out as soon as we can.

We have emergency funds but these two are likely to need a lot of money spent on them and then our emergency funds get depleted.

These babies did not deserve this. The are weanlings and have done nothing wrong except exist.

They are throwaways.
They are orphans
They need help

Please, if you can send a donation to help them.

If every one of you (8,000 followers) donated just one dollar, their care would be covered and our emergency fund will be replenished. We can then go on to help the next horse that needs a safe, place where they will never again be subjected to abuse and/or neglect.

Please donate to help us help them. They are counting on us, and we are counting on you.
Donate: https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support
Venmo:
Zelle: 831-588-5198
PayPal: [email protected]
Or send a text to 33480 with these numbers: 44321

We are a non-profit wild horse rescue. Our EIN is 82-0665406
All donations are tax deductible.

08/28/2025

These mustang weanlings are so small - just 3 or 4 months old, taken from their mother and sent to a feed lot.

This evening two wild weanlings arrived at our facility from a kill pen in Arizona. We knew they would be small. We knew they would be thin. But we didn't realize how thin and scrawny they would be.

They made us gasp. How can 3-4 month old mustang weanlings be sold to a known kill buyer?

We have them settled in with lots of water, food and shelter. And will get them veterinary care.

The dark gray weanling definitely needs to see a veterinarian. She has an infected bite mark on her shoulder, a bite mark on her back, and injuries to her face and legs.

We really need your help for these two. It's heartbreaking to think they were taken from their mothers, sent to a dirty feedlot, and abandoned.

Please donate to help us help them. They are counting on us, and we are counting on you.

Donate: https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support
Venmo:
Zelle: 831-588-5198
PayPal: [email protected]
Or send a text to 33480 with these numbers: 44321

A video of their arrival with be posted in the morning.

We are a non-profit wild horse rescue. Our EIN is 82-0665406
All donations are tax deductible.

08/27/2025

The Babies Are Almost Here!

The two weanling mustangs are en-route to us. They will likely arrive around 6 or 6.30pm.

They look so small and helpless. So happy we managed to get them to safety. They will be well-looked after that's for sure!

If you would like to make a donation towards their care - and looking at them at least one will need veterinary intervention - please either donate on Facebook or:
https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support
Venmo: (code 5198)
Paypal: [email protected]
Zelle: 831-588-5198
Or text 33480 and type in 44321

Thank you all so much. We couldn't do this without you. As soon as they get here, I will video their arrival. Stay tuned...

Canham Farm Horse Rescue is a 501(c)3 wild horse rescue in good standing with the IRS. Please visit our website to learn more. Your donation is tax deductible.

08/26/2025

Help Us Help The Wild Ophaned Babies

We are still focusing our fundraising efforts on the orphaned babies. They are on their way, but what we weren't aware of is that they are headed to Nevada first.
and more.

To those of you who have already donated, we thank you for your generosity. Photos of them being loaded this morning will be posted later today.

Canham Farm Horse Rescue and Rehab

08/25/2025

Here is a screenshot of the payment we made this morning for the orphan babies transport cost.

They will be leaving Arizona early tomorrow.

We have managed to raise almost a $1000 to offset expenses which is wonderful. Thank you all so much.

The fundraiser is ongoing, so if you can, please send or pledge a small gift.

These orphan babies are counting on us.

To donate please visit
Https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support
Venmo: code 5189
PayPal: [email protected]
Zelle: 831-588-5198
To pledge: please send a text to 831-588-5198 or via direct message. Thank you all.

Once the babies are settled, we will be hosting an open house so you will all get the chance to visit them.

We will also try to do a live video of their arrival.

08/25/2025

The Babies Are Coming...

But the quote for transport came in higher than anticipated at $2800.

We have paid for the babies and have raised $700 towards their transport to our horse rescue in Scotts Valley, California.

Can you help us raise just a little more?

The babies will be arriving either Tuesday or Wednesday and we could really use some help with the cost of getting them here. The longer they stay at the feedlot, the more chance they have of contracting diseases from other horses.

$1, $5, $10 or more will help. It may not seem much but it all adds up. Let's do this!

Please consider a donation: https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support (dedicate to orphans)
Venmo: (5198 code)
Paypal: [email protected]
By mail: Canham Farm, 480 La Cuesta Drive, Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Text code "33480" to 44321
Or use Zelle: 831-588-5198

About Us.
Since 2017, Canham Farm Horse Rescue has worked locally and nationally to protect horses from abuse, both physical and mental, neglect and slaughter. At every level, we collaborate with horse entities in the United States, California and specifically the around California’s Central Coast (Santa Cruz, Monterey and Santa Clara Counties) to develop and deliver solutions that protect domestic and wild horses in our care and in the natural places in which they live.

Our EIN # is 82-0665406 Your donation is tax deductible within the limits of the law.