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Horses with Hope "Helping rescued horses find their human soul mates."

Horses with Hope Rescue is dedicated to the compassionate care of equines of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds. Our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, neglected, and abandoned equines and match them with compatible and loving homes based on the individual horse's needs. We believe in using true horsemanship to develop a relationship with each horse, and to help each horse reach its full

potential. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to hear about other horses we may have available for adoption, or if you are interested in learning more about us. Our Adoption Application can be found on our website at:http://horseswithhopeme.org/site/wp-content/uploads/Adoption-Application-2.pdf

03/01/2025

We cannot wait to head back out on the trail…Remi loves leading the way! Remi is with us for training from the MSSPA.

01/01/2025

What a year we have had! In 2024 we welcomed 24 equines of all shapes and sizes through our doors. We saw 14 adoptions, still have 9 current trainees, and sadly had to lay sweet Sempre to rest. Thank you for an amazing year, we look forward to what’s next in 2025…Happy New Year! From, All of us at Horses with Hope.

Remi, World, and Lewis are good buddies and enjoy spending their days playing, eating, and just being horses. It is incr...
30/12/2024

Remi, World, and Lewis are good buddies and enjoy spending their days playing, eating, and just being horses. It is incredibly important for a horse’s mental and physical well being to have equine herd mates. Always keep this in mind when you consider adopting a horse.

27/12/2024

Sierra is the most fearful of our two newest trainees, so we are working on allowing her to approach us at her own pace and when she feels ready. We use the positive reinforcement of treats and voice to help reward her. This adorable 8 year old small pony mare is with us for training from Gerda’s Equine Rescue.

It is a good time of year to remember that…"A little bit of light dispels a lot of darkness." - Rabbi Schneur Zalman of ...
26/12/2024

It is a good time of year to remember that…
"A little bit of light dispels a lot of darkness." - Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. We hope that you find light this holiday season and it sees you into the New Year❤️

Happy Holidays! From, All of us at Horses with Hope
25/12/2024

Happy Holidays! From, All of us at Horses with Hope

As promised…The “Santa Hat Photo Shoot”! Nothing says Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays like ponies dressed as Santa😂 H...
24/12/2024

As promised…The “Santa Hat Photo Shoot”! Nothing says Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays like ponies dressed as Santa😂 Hope you enjoy 🎄🎅🎄

23/12/2024

Star did an amazing job with her first time being ponied. She was quite exuberant at first, but Adare’s calm presence helped her settle in quickly. This beautiful 3.5 year old Appaloosa mare is with us for training from The Dorset Equine Rescue.

It’s not the holidays without a santa hat photo shoot! Here is a teaser…Stay tuned on Christmas Eve as the rest of our a...
20/12/2024

It’s not the holidays without a santa hat photo shoot! Here is a teaser…Stay tuned on Christmas Eve as the rest of our adorable trainees get ready for the holidays 🎄

Every day around 11:00 AM Lewis takes a VERY long nap in a stall… After his run around with Remi yesterday, he was extra...
20/12/2024

Every day around 11:00 AM Lewis takes a VERY long nap in a stall… After his run around with Remi yesterday, he was extra tired 😂😂😂 Lewis is with us for training from Gerda’s Equine Rescue.

19/12/2024

Lewis and Remi got to stretch their legs and play a little before training today! Unfortunately, warm, wet weather has forced us to close down fields until the ground freezes. Due to this reason the horses are in stone dust or dry lot areas. Since they don’t have a ton of space, they don’t get to play quite like this. Please enjoy the video and witness some Pure Joy…Horse Style!

We would like to thank the wonderful Libby Lyman for spending the day with us and our trainees earlier this week. Her in...
18/12/2024

We would like to thank the wonderful Libby Lyman for spending the day with us and our trainees earlier this week. Her insight is always so valuable and we appreciate her compassion when working with our abused and neglected equines. In this series of photos Star (who still isn’t crazy about human touch) experiences all the scratches and good things she can get from not 1, but 4 humans at the same time. By the end of this exercise she let out some amazing releases and was loving her time in the “people tunnel.” This adorable mare is with us for training from The Dorset Equine Rescue.

17/12/2024

As we get to know Panike it becomes very clear that she is extremely intelligent and kind. Her biggest hurdle is letting go of the things happening around her, so that she can fully connect with her handler. We have already noticed a huge improvement in her ability to relax and focus. She is currently working on basic groundwork like circling and moving laterally away from pressure and she is doing great! Panike is with us for training from the Dorset Equine Rescue.

Penelope got her teeth done last week and had not 1, but 5 teeth removed. She had 4 wolf teeth and a baby tooth that had...
15/12/2024

Penelope got her teeth done last week and had not 1, but 5 teeth removed. She had 4 wolf teeth and a baby tooth that had never fallen out on its own. Though wolf teeth don’t typically cause too many problems they can cause mild discomfort and irritation. She did great and we are very proud of her. Penelope is with us for training from Gerda’s Equine Rescue.

13/12/2024

World has been with us for one year and has gained a basic knowledge of work under saddle. We are now at a point where he is physically ready to begin to work on contact and collection. He always tries his hardest and you can tell he is starting to understand and seek out the contact. World is with us for training from Futures for Standardbreds.

Remi is loving the trails! This handsome 15 year old Warmblood gelding sometimes struggles with defensiveness on the gro...
11/12/2024

Remi is loving the trails! This handsome 15 year old Warmblood gelding sometimes struggles with defensiveness on the ground and under saddle when ridden in the arena. However, he really seems to let it go out on the trail. We are beginning to think he may shine as a steady trail mount and plan to work more trail mileage into his training regimen. Remi is with us for training from the MSSPA.

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