Silent Wave Horse Rescue

  • Home
  • Silent Wave Horse Rescue

Silent Wave Horse Rescue We are a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization based in the Pacific NW. We rescue abused, neglected, at-risk equines and work with law enforcement.

We rehabilitate, train, and adopt out our qualified horses. Silent Wave Horse Rescue rescues, rehabilitates, and re-homes equines at-risk of entering the foreign slaughter pipeline, from auctions, law enforcement cases, and owner surrenders. We train our rescues if they are sound and have the potential of a productive life ahead of them, offering in-house training as well as sending horses to accr

edited trainers. We offer lifelong sanctuary to those equines who are senior or medically fragile. We promote humane euthanasia; we offer community outreach and youth and special needs equine connection programs. We also work towards raising public awareness of industrial horse slaughter and educating horse-owners and the public about issues surrounding equine care, equine slaughter, preservation of our heritage wild mustangs and burros, how to avoid sending your equines to auctions, and compassionate horse-keeping practices. paypal.me/silentwavehrgmailcom

😡🤬😢
23/01/2025

😡🤬😢

17/01/2025

The Dalles, OR

An unusually-sunny January day brings some equine therapy that everybody could use in the depths of winter at Silent Wav...
16/01/2025

An unusually-sunny January day brings some equine therapy that everybody could use in the depths of winter at Silent Wave Horse Rescue
with Oso, Rosie, and Clementine 💖

15/01/2025
Can anyone in Southern CA help? Big Heart Ranch in Malibu Just posted on Cowgirl 911
09/01/2025

Can anyone in Southern CA help? Big Heart Ranch in Malibu
Just posted on Cowgirl 911

08/01/2025

Evacuation and shelter Information for those affected by fires in LA County.

The Rosebowl stadium has been removed as a safe large animal evacuation site 😭Prayers for everyone—especially all the po...
08/01/2025

The Rosebowl stadium has been removed as a safe large animal evacuation site 😭
Prayers for everyone—especially all the poor critters in danger. So wish we were closer to help
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

🔥UPDATE: EATON FIRE - The fire is now 10,600 acres, The Rose Bowl has been removed as a large animal shelter. Unfortunately, this fire has claimed the lives of at least two people...

08/01/2025

😢

Sending our most desperate prayers to Southern CA. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
08/01/2025

Sending our most desperate prayers to Southern CA. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Wishing everyone a beautiful new year. May we make 2025 a kinder year—kinder to each other and kinder to all animals. Ha...
01/01/2025

Wishing everyone a beautiful new year. May we make 2025 a kinder year—kinder to each other and kinder to all animals.
Happy New Year from all of us at Silent Wave Horse Rescue 💖🥳🥂
We wish to thank the amazing professionals we are honored and blessed to work with including our absolutely incredible longtime primary trainer Charlene Mehl of Lone Star Ranch Training and Rescues in La Pine, OR, our beloved wonderful intrepid trainer Kylie McElligott of Eastern Oregon, our exquisite and superb veterinarians Dr. Colleen Taugher Robertson and Dr. Jandy Torland and their staff of John Day River Veterinary Center, Dr. Sarah Sammons and Dr. Chris Ryan of Lavender Equine Rehabilitation & Veterinary Services who travel far out of Molalla, OR, and Farriers Jeff Larson, Roger Jordan Lee, Adam Williams, and Ashley Brandsma—we could not perform the high quality rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming services that are our standard without these incredible professionals saving lives, training, and maintaining our horses, donkeys, and mules galloping. We are very blessed. Thank you to all. Heartfelt gratitude goes to our longtime sponsors and/or monthly donors. Thank YOU to each and every one of our supporters who enable us to pursue our mission of giving a voice to the voiceless. We’d be nothing without all of you. Our Deepest Gratitude 🙏🏽.
Pictured: Geri Donkey, Spirit, Desperado, Clementine, Oso, Rosie, Blossom, Phoenix, Many not pictured who live in loving foster homes and are still a part of SWHR’s herd including Suzi, Wally, Harley, Buckwheat, Jumbie, Bo, Holly, Dunnie, George, and Gracie II, and many horses who benefit from our outreach programs, belong to an owner who cares but is suffering hardships, or are wild—-SWHR supports them in some way to keep them fed and on four healthy hooves.
We lost our beloved Mikey Mule this year and a couple horses whom we loved and cared for 🌈. Running on green pastures without pain now, and never forgotten.
Thank YOU for supporting SWHR.

28/12/2024
Wishing you a joyous Christmas from all of us at SWHR 🎄🐴🎄
25/12/2024

Wishing you a joyous Christmas from all of us at SWHR 🎄🐴🎄

Found on Google from pinterest.com

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays to Everyone!🎄🕎💝✡️🎄
24/12/2024

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays to Everyone!
🎄🕎💝✡️🎄

Address


Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Silent Wave Horse Rescue posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Silent Wave Horse Rescue:

Videos

Wishing everyone a beautiful new year. May we make 2025 a kinder year—kinder to each other and kinder to all animals. Happy New Year from all of us at Silent Wave Horse Rescue 💖🥳🥂

Blessings of The Horse, San Martin, Mexico

paypal.me/silentwavehrgmailcom

I’m Home!
I’m Home!

Desi (Desperado) would like to thank @Dr. Colleen Taugher Robertson (quite loudly) for making him feel all better! He’s home, he’s not completely out of the woods yet, but we’ll keep watching him closely. Welcome Home Des! We missed you here ❤️

Still putting out hotspots. Sooo appreciate the crews—-aerial and ground—keeping us safe 🙏🏽

This daily vigilance and stress of approaching flames is stressful for every human here in the vicinity of these beastly fires, coupled with the constant heavy smoke in the air, no one is breathing full O2, thinking straight, and it’s fatiguing. Daily fatiguing. But when you don’t allow a situation to become highly emergent, and you don’t lay that stress on the critters, everyone is manageable which makes an impending urgent situation calm and controllable. I highly recommend taking a deep breath (of smoke in our case) and exhaling big before you approach your horses to catch, move, or do anything with them when you desperately need their cooperation. They read us and respond accordingly ❤️❤️

Last night’s fire was pushed by changing winds towards our neighbors 3-4 miles west, then winds calmed 🙏🏽 which allowed aerial and ground crews to attack, hoping neighbors’ homes are okay. We went ahead with evening feeding chores when the wind switched and we saw helicopters on it, keeping a close eye on wind directions and both arms of this fire which are each within just a few miles of us. We won’t be leaving here, but we will be pre-emptively putting horses into the irrigated hay field for their safety, and ultimately that’s where we’ll go as well. Fires change direction or move rapidly with the wind, we have a lot of critters here to secure so we move fast when we need to. And we water water water. Thank you for your continued prayers 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Bringing horses in not waiting for them to plod, fire close again

Spring fever in January at Silent Wave Horse Rescue 🤩. Desperado and Clementine celebrating the sunshine 🌞

Shortcuts

  • Address
  • Alerts
  • Contact The Business
  • Videos
  • Claim ownership or report listing

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service?

Share