• Adopt A Wild Horse
• Best Friends Animal Sanctuary -the nation's largest no-kill sanctuary for abused and abandoned animals. Horses dogs, cats, birds rabbits and other wonderful and innocent creatures.
• Canter - This site contains information for those people that are interested in purchasing Thoroughbred horses off the race track in Michigan for retraining in other disciplines, to use as brood mares or stallions, or simply to have as companions.
• Colorado Horse Rescue
• Corolla Wild Horse Fund Home Page
• Equine Transitional Training Alliance ETTA trains/retrains donated horses and places them in good homes. Sale money is used to rescue horses headed for slaughter.
• Equine Rescue Network Inc. ERNi is a nonprofit organization incorporated to prevent the abuse of equines through education and by supporting and fostering the growth and effectiveness of equine rescue organizatons throughout the United States.
• Equine Rescue Mailing List -Are you interested in rescuing or adopting a retired racehorse or perhaps another breed? Or just in what you can do personally to help equines in need? If so, you may want to sign up for the Equine Rescue Mailing List.
• Equine Rescue Net (ERNet) ERNet's primary purpose is to provide on the Web educational materials and resources, and guides to other information useful to equine rescue in general and equine rescue organizations in particular. The ERNet is a sponsored project of ERNi.
• Equus Sanctuary The Equus Sanctuary is the largest domestic horse preserve in the United States with over 200 residents at this time. The residents of the Sanctuary are free to play and socialize at will.
• Front Range Equine Rescue - A nonprofit organization that has assembled a network of 'foster parents' for neglected horses. PO Box 38068, Dept. P, Colorado Springs, CO 80937
• EWSZ - Wanted: European Warmblood broodmares with good papers and breeding sound. May be aged, unsound, or in need of special care. We offer permanent retirement home with lots of pasture, good shelter excellent feeding program and knowledgeable care. 519 666 1902 or e-mail efrei@odyssey.on.ca or check out our website at: http://ewsz.com
• Hooved Animal Humane Society HAHS is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1971 by Donna M. Ewing. HAHS' goal is to promote the humane treatment of hooved animals through education, legislation, investigation and, if necessary, legal intervention. In addition, we provide physical rehabilitation to animals who have endured severe neglect and abuse.
• Horse Education and Rescue Alliance of the United States It is hoped that by joining together, the voice of abused, neglected, and slaughterbound horses can be heard much more loudly to enact stricter protective legislation and to seek corporate funding for the various rescue operations that are HEAR US members. Please visit the HEAR US website to learn about their free magazine All Things Equine and how subscribing to it can help the horses.
• H.O.R.S.E. of CT The Humane Organization Representing Suffering Equines Dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected horses.
• Horses Haven -Horses' Haven was incorporated in 1995 as a Non-Profit Corporation whose mission is to take in and provide humane care for aged, abused, unwanted and neglected horses whose owners can no longer keep or care for them.
• Hunting Crest Farms -- Layups and rescue. 719-495-8643 16750 Thompson Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80908
• Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue Ranch -- P.O. Box 939, Bakersfield, CA 93302
• L.I.F.E. Foundation A 501(c)(3) charity, L.I.F.E. continues its equine programs through the training of animal control, humane society, and equine rescue organization staff on equine care and rehabilitation, as well as abuse investigation. L.I.F.E. is especially informative on the subject of Wild Horses and Burros.
• Last Refuge, TheThis site is dedicated to celebrating the lives and joy of my rescued horses with music, pictures, stories, laughter, and tears. Come dance in the sunlight with my 'babies'.
• New Hampshire (US) Equine Humane Association, Inc.
• ReRun A division of the Humane Society of Kentucky - ReRun gives ex-racehorses a second chance at a productive life by first evaluating temperaments, talents and physical capabilities and then matching the animals to new owners. (located in Kentucky)
• ROAN - Racehorse Outplacement Assistance Network. A group of folks who love racing, are involved in the sport as owners or fans and who linked up on the Equine Rescue Mailing List via the Internet who want to help get ex-racehorses together with folks seeking an equine companion.
• Second Chance Thoroughbreds -an adoption agency for ex-racehorses that operates very much like the Humane Society. 9073 West Deerfield Road, Blanchard MI 49310. 517-561-5155 or 517-561-2185
• United Pegasus Foundation We are a registered non-profit organization dedicated to protecting horses from abuse and slaughter. Please help us help the horses.

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