Saving Grace Rescue

Saving Grace Rescue Saving Grace Rescue is a 501(c3) nonprofit horse rescue focusing on saving horses from abuse, neglect

11/18/2025

What does everyone else do with their empty feed bags? 😅

He catches eyes with his looks and steals hearts with his personality!🖤 Our Fly guy truly is one of a kind and we love h...
11/16/2025

He catches eyes with his looks and steals hearts with his personality!🖤 Our Fly guy truly is one of a kind and we love him dearly for it. Fly is 23 years young and unfortunately has an old injury that has caught up to him with some arthritis. He is a sanctuary horse with SGR meaning he will live out the rest of his time with us. Fly would love a monthly sponsor to help cover his supplements and feed as he’s a big guy and requires a lot to maintain his beautiful self.

If you’d be interested in sponsoring Fly, message us! And plan to come visit him at our Christmas on the Farm Dec. 13th!

♥️💙 She may not have the physique of Wonder Woman but Reese really is a wonder mare! She’s an easy keeper with minimal m...
11/15/2025

♥️💙 She may not have the physique of Wonder Woman but Reese really is a wonder mare! She’s an easy keeper with minimal maintenance and doesn’t get bothered by much, because that would require too much energy. 😅 She is a middle of the herd girl, does great with geldings or polite mares. Reese is looking for a home where she can be pampered like the queen she is. She loves being groomed and is as honest as they come with ground work! We have used her to teach new volunteers horsemanship and groundwork skills. She does light western riding now. She does a round pen but prefers the openness of trails when riding. She leads, loads, bathes and is quiet for the farrier and vet. Reese deserves the very best so let’s help her find it!

If you’d be interested in adopting Reese or sponsoring her, please message us or come visit her at our Christmas on the Farm event!

Join us for our Christmas on the Farm!🎄🎅🏻 The horses will be dressed in their Christmas best ready to greet you! We will...
11/14/2025

Join us for our Christmas on the Farm!🎄

🎅🏻 The horses will be dressed in their Christmas best ready to greet you! We will have treats for you to give to the horses, sugar cookies for the kids to decorate and a hot chocolate bar!

🗓️ December 13th

⏰ 1-4pm

📍Saving Grace Rescue

💵 $20 donation gets you treats for the horses and sugar cookies for the kids to decorate

📣 We will also have our gently used tack sale going on again with a fresh restock! So be sure to stop by, check it out and get yourself or your horse something! Reminder this is a pay what you can tack sale with all proceeds going directly back to the care of the horses at SGR!

We can’t wait to see you on the 13th! 🎄

“Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where others see nothing.” - Camille Passarro
11/11/2025

“Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where others see nothing.” - Camille Passarro

We have a few spots left for our first Hoof Care Class with our favorite farrier  this weekend! Liz will go over the pro...
11/04/2025

We have a few spots left for our first Hoof Care Class with our favorite farrier this weekend!

Liz will go over the proper holding and picking of the hoof as well as in depth discussion and demonstration about how hoof care affects the horses health over all.

With thrush season upon us, we can’t stress enough how important hoof care is to a healthy horse! Check out the link in below to register!

https://savinggracerescuefarm.square.site/product/hoof-care-workshop/NUXKAZPBTINK7SSMCFON3XO5?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

Happy Halloween from our ghostly herd to yours! 👻
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from our ghostly herd to yours! 👻

HUGE shoutout to Sterling Meadows Feed-Tack and their customers for donating their older consignment tack items to us! Y...
10/26/2025

HUGE shoutout to Sterling Meadows Feed-Tack and their customers for donating their older consignment tack items to us! Yesterday we were able to have our own used tack sale with items that have been donated over the past few months and it helped us raise almost $1000!! We appreciate Sterling Meadows, their customers and those who came out and supported SGR yesterday for helping raise money for the care of our rescues! ♥️

Stay tuned for more details on another upcoming tack sale next month!

10/26/2025

While most laminitis is diet related, don't believe that it is only caused by grass or only caused by extreme hoof neglect.

Letting the toes stretch too long invites the inner hoof structures to move out of functionality (as well as opening the door for bacteria and fungus), so there might be some risk for a laminitic episode with keeping long toes on your horse.

Food induced laminitis can cause the inflammation of the laminae which compromises the connection holding the coffin bone in place.

Allowing a horse to become metabolic through inappropriate diet sets up a recipe for disaster.

Combining both inappropriate feeding and long feet makes the odds of a problem higher and Much More likely to be severe.

There are no shortcuts in horses.

People who love their horses come to realize this fast.

Laminitis is a Both/And issue, meaning the it can involve demands that must be managed simultaneously, rather than "either/or."

We need to both manage the food intake. It's important to also keep the hooves in an appropriate shape.

Even if there is no laminitic concern, this is important across the board.

It is worth noting the region of practice for the managing vet and farrier may be impacted by environmental factors, for instance, in an area out West where the terrain and the grasses are different than this coast, there would be tweaks to advice given depending on location.

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Virginia Beach, VA

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