EQUINE RESOURCES
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Minnesota Horse Council
Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition
Report concerns of equine neglect, abuse, torture, cruelty and mistreatment here.
Minnesota Horse Council
Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition
Equine Rescues
Minnesota Federated Humane Societies believe in and supports efforts to identify and certify rescues throughout Minnesota. The following list is brought to you by the Minnesota Horse Council Certified Rescues program.
As aid to those individuals that want to donate time, money or resources to equine rescue facilities, the Minnesota Horse Council believes it is imperative to identify and recognize rescues that meet standards of care. In order to become certified, a rescue facility must show they have non-profit status (501 (c) (3)) and that they meet or exceed the AAEP guidelines for equine rescues and retirement facilities. The Minnesota Horse Council lists the following stables and rescue organizations that meet its certification guidelines but does not warrant or endorse these organizations for any other purpose.
To date, these equine rescue organizations have met our standards:
If you are a rescue facility that would like to be certified, please contact the MHC Horse Welfare Committee at [email protected].
Additional Minnesota Equine Rescues:
Please note: The above equine rescues, to our knowledge, have not been certified by the Minnesota Horse Council. Please contact the MHC Horse Welfare Committee at [email protected] to verify certification or to inquire about how to become a certified 501c3 Minnesota equine rescue.
Minnesota Federated Humane Societies believe in and supports efforts to identify and certify rescues throughout Minnesota. The following list is brought to you by the Minnesota Horse Council Certified Rescues program.
As aid to those individuals that want to donate time, money or resources to equine rescue facilities, the Minnesota Horse Council believes it is imperative to identify and recognize rescues that meet standards of care. In order to become certified, a rescue facility must show they have non-profit status (501 (c) (3)) and that they meet or exceed the AAEP guidelines for equine rescues and retirement facilities. The Minnesota Horse Council lists the following stables and rescue organizations that meet its certification guidelines but does not warrant or endorse these organizations for any other purpose.
To date, these equine rescue organizations have met our standards:
- Sundown Horse Shelter in Hugo
www.sundownhorserescue.org
Contact: Cherie Mackenzie - MN Hooved Animal Rescue in Zimmerman
www.mnhoovedanimalrescue.org
Contact: Drew Fitzpatrick
- This Old Horse at Wishbone Ranch in Hastings
www.thisoldhorse.org/wishbone-ranch
Contact: Nancy Turner
- Haven Acres in Hampton
https://www.havenacresmn.org
Contact: Jennifer Heath
If you are a rescue facility that would like to be certified, please contact the MHC Horse Welfare Committee at [email protected].
Additional Minnesota Equine Rescues:
- Lucky 7 Horse Rescue
Lucky 7 Horse Rescue
Phone: 763-250-8283
Location: Isanti, Minnesota - 3 Hearts Equine Rescue
3 Hearts Equine Rescue
Location: Cambridge, Minnesota
- GRG Ranch Horse Rescue & Sanctuary
GRG Ranch Horse Rescue & Sanctuary
Phone: 612-801-2031
Location: Prior Lake, Minnesota - Northstar Equine Rehab and Rescue
Northstar Equine Rehab and Rescue
Phone: (218) 565-8765
Location: Carlton, Minnesota
Please note: The above equine rescues, to our knowledge, have not been certified by the Minnesota Horse Council. Please contact the MHC Horse Welfare Committee at [email protected] to verify certification or to inquire about how to become a certified 501c3 Minnesota equine rescue.
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