Radish is truly one of a kind and we love him for it! #nonprofit #horserescue #animalrescue #rescue #reels #chicken
This makes me so happy to have our blankets organized and out of the way now! We never had a great place to put them in between uses, they usually would end up over a gate or stall wall. Now it’s way easier to store them and for our volunteers to know which blanket belongs to what horse. Thank you Jimmy Reagan for making yet another idea I had come to life. ♥️ #organization #horserescue #animal #animalrescue #horserescue #rescue #nonprofit
“If I fits, I sits” - Cash #reels #cat #catsofinstagram #nonprofit #funny #animalrescue
My favorite compliment will always be how safe our rescues feel here ♥️ #mywhy #animalrescue #rescue #horses #horsesofinstagram #reels #animal #nonprofit
The most perfect audio for the kittens reaction to their first snow 😂 #caturday #catsofinstagram #cat #snow #animalrescue #nonprofit
DID YOU KNOW…You don’t need to break all that ice in the troughs every morning. ❄️ In fact, you may not have to break any at all! If you leave a hole large enough for horses to drink from, as long as the water is below the layer of ice, it won’t freeze as easily, allowing the horses to always have access to it. This can be achieved by breaking a small hole initially or using a salt water filled bottle or jug that can be pushed down or around by the animal. This may not work in extremely cold climates but works perfectly where we live and save me a lot of time breaking ice in troughs! #lifehacks #farmlife #horserescue #nonprofit #animalrescue
Nolan and Kaiser love to roughhouse but Momma Charisse does not have the patience for their shenanigans. #animal #reels #horserescue #nonprofit #horse
As we wrap up another year. I want to take a minute to reflect on this year. Along with the horses already in our care, Saving Grace Rescue was able to take in 7 new horses in need this year. All of which came from our local community; 2 from a neglect case, 1 from Criagslist and 4 owner surrenders. We were able to place 4 horses in adopted homes and currently have 1 in a foster home. We unfortunately had to make the hard choice to say goodbye to 2 horses whose pain and medical conditions could not be relieved. We’ve had hard days and weeks but every time our team of volunteers has pulled through and continues to show up for our mission. We hosted 2 open house events, an amazing dinner with the The Butcher's Son Chesapeake and welcomed close to 100 boys and chaperones for a boys day with Zion Word Restoration Church, Inc.! Without our amazing volunteers we couldn’t do half the things we do. We loaded our big trailer with over 7,000 lbs of livestock feed and supplies for WNC after Hurricane Helene devastated their community. We also helped friends load a box truck that went to TN to provide more much needed supplies. SGR had a big year and it’s all thanks to our supporters and volunteers! We can’t thank you all enough for your love and support throughout the year. We may be tiny but with your support we will continue to have a mighty presence in our community! #bethegood
The kittens may be older but they are still just as helpful… 😂
Our sweet Radish got the all clear today from the vet to stop all eye meds! He has been off pain and anti inflammatory meds since Saturday and if the pain had returned, today he would have had his eye removed. But instead, his eye has remained status quo with no issues so we get to return to life as usual! 🎉 Also to see Chips laying down resting while Radish sleeps is a big deal. She tends to be a pretty anxious horse and did a lot of weaving when she first arrived. Weaving is a learned behavior that usually is caused by stress or boredom, mostly noticed in a stalled horse. Chips’ weaving has drastically changed since settling in and only on occasion around feeding time will you see her do it. She’s now a much more relaxed horse which is always our goal! #nonprofit #horserescue #animalrescue #rescue #horse #reels #bethegood
Welcome Emma to the SGR family. Since starting this rescue 4 years ago we have grown and learned a lot. One of the biggest things we’ve learned is that in order to truly protect our American horses, we need to help those in our local community first and foremost. This ensures they never end up in a bad situation and ultimately will help end the cycle of the “kill pen” scheme. Emma found herself in need of a new home when her owner passed away, so we stepped in. At the ripe old age of 28, Emma has been well cared for. She’s a spunky girl with a lot of life and love to give! She is fostering with one of our amazing volunteers since our farm is full but she has a mini friend and 2 mini donkeys to socialize with once she stops wondering why they are so small 😂 Without our amazing supporters, we wouldn’t be able to help horses like Emma. Thank you all for the continued support and allowing us to change lives and make an impact on our community and ultimately help change the industry. Support rescues and sanctuaries who support their communities. ♥️ #bethechange #thisisrescue #animalrescue #horserescue #nonprofit
Saving Grace Rescue is a 501(c3) nonprofit horse rescue focusing on saving horses from abuse, neglect
