Draft Gratitude

Draft Gratitude Draft Gratitude gives senior working horses a second chance and a place to call home. https://linktr.ee/draftgratitude They have farmed for years and years.
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The population of horses that we focus on are senior working horses. They have earned a safe retirement where they are cared for and able to be comfortable. Many of our horses are adopted out to approved homes. Many stay with us in sanctuary. These options are chosen based on needs and appropriate homes. Please reach out with any questions by messenger or our email address is:
[email protected]

Draft Gratitude is located in Wi******er, New Hampshire.

02/03/2025
Bandit is settling in and healing just as he should!
02/02/2025

Bandit is settling in and healing just as he should!

Charlie with a bit of snow on his back.  ❄️
01/31/2025

Charlie with a bit of snow on his back. ❄️

01/29/2025

It was hard to look at Bandit’s face.

Even though he was a big beautiful Belgian, and as sweet as can be, seeing his right eye was heartbreaking. His right eye had ruptured from squamous cell carcinoma and was causing him constant pain.

We couldn’t let him live that way and acted quickly to relieve his suffering. Bandit loaded into the trailer without hesitation and was transported to Dr. Myhre’s in Rochester, NH.

The team at Dr. Myhre’s performed the delicate surgery to remove Bandit’s damaged eye, giving him the first real comfort he’s likely felt in a very long time. Bandit was treated with kindness, compassion, and received anything he needed including the extra time he required to get back up after anesthesia.

He is now back at our barn on antibiotics and pain medicine where Hess McWilliams Veterinary Service will take over his aftercare.

Even with one eye, Bandit’s gentle spirit shines brighter than ever. He is kind, sweet, and trusting—traits that have remained intact despite everything he has endured. He’s one of those horses who touches your heart the moment you meet him.

But his journey isn’t over yet. To get Bandit to his healthiest, happiest self, we still have a lot of work to do. He’ll need a full wellness assessment, vaccines, a hoof trim, a dental float, a f***l egg count for deworming, and the right feeding program to help him gain much-needed weight.

Bandit’s eye surgery alone cost $4,225—a significant expense, but one we couldn’t turn away from. This sweet boy deserved relief. But now, we need your help to continue his care so he can thrive.

Will you please donate toward Bandit’s care? Your gift will help cover the cost of his surgery and ongoing care, ensuring he has everything he needs to heal.

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. By giving, you’re not just helping a horse—you’re changing Bandit’s entire world. Together, we can take him from a life of pain and hard work to one filled with love, safety, and care.

Thank you for being the reason horses like Bandit get a second chance.

Paypal address: [email protected]
Venmo: draftgratitude

It was a chilly morning here in New Hampshire!
01/21/2025

It was a chilly morning here in New Hampshire!

Royal. 🥰
01/20/2025

Royal. 🥰

While you may not always see the incredible team working behind the scenes, rest assured—they’re always there!Through he...
01/20/2025

While you may not always see the incredible team working behind the scenes, rest assured—they’re always there!

Through heat or cold, rain or shine, they show up with unwavering dedication, proving time and time again that they are truly the dream team.

The Queen relaxing earlier this morning.
01/19/2025

The Queen relaxing earlier this morning.

01/12/2025

Belle, that wasn't very polite!

Mighty Mike and Sophia, two of our four blind Belgians.
01/07/2025

Mighty Mike and Sophia, two of our four blind Belgians.

If you could make one wish for a senior draft horse this year, what would it be? Let’s dream big for these gentle giants...
01/01/2025

If you could make one wish for a senior draft horse this year, what would it be?

Let’s dream big for these gentle giants! ❤️

Do you remember Pearl?In 2017, Pearl, a 17-year-old Belgian mare, arrived at Draft Gratitude in heartbreaking condition....
12/30/2024

Do you remember Pearl?

In 2017, Pearl, a 17-year-old Belgian mare, arrived at Draft Gratitude in heartbreaking condition.

She was painfully thin, her hooves were overgrown, her teeth were sharp, and her coat was caked with manure.

Despite her frail body, Pearl’s sweet and gentle nature shone through. With proper care, nutrition, and love, Pearl began to blossom.

By summer, her transformation was nothing short of incredible, and she was ready for the next chapter—a forever home.

In July of that year, Pearl was adopted. But just a month later, Pearl was returned to us through no fault of her own, or her adopter’s.

She settled back into her paddock as if she had never left, reunited with her friends Jimmy, Big Jake, and Anne. Later that year, Pearl got a second chance at a forever home when Brie welcomed her into her life.

This time, it was a perfect match.

Since then, Pearl has thrived in her new home and experienced adventures beyond anything we could have imagined.

Earlier this summer, Brie traveled with Pearl across the country, riding through parts of Tennessee, New Mexico, Utah, Kentucky, and Arizona.

Over the course of 23 days and 6,000 miles, Pearl proved once again how resilient and special she is.

Pearl's story is a testament to the life-changing impact your support makes possible.

As we close out the year, will you help us continue this life-changing work?

Your end-of-year gift ensures we can be there for every horse who needs us in 2025 and beyond.

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148 Ashuelot Street
Wi******er, NH
03470

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