Horse Rescue Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. Established 1998 Non Profit 501(c)3
SaveTheHorses.org
1768 Newt Green Road
Cumming, GA 30028
770.886.5419
Save the Horses was created to address the urgent need for rescue services and equine public education. We are an all-volunteer organization, operating solely on the donations given through the generosity of compassionate and caring people.
Save The Horses ~ No-Kill Shelter
1768 Newt Green Road
Cumming, GA 30028
770.886.5419
Save the Horses was created to address the urgent need for rescue services and equine public education. We are an all-volunteer organization, operating solely on the donations given through the generosity of compassionate and caring people.
Save The Horses ~ No-Kill Shelter
Daisy found her BFF!
This is Daisy, aka One Eyed Daisy. My neighbor saved her from a family member who was going to shoot her because she had one eye, but would stay tethered and kept getting away. We were happy to take her, she was not trained but happy to be ridden and so willing. Someone in her life loved her enough to have her eye removed. She wasn't afraid of anything. So many people passed her over because she was missing an eye. Well Laina saw a beautiful mare with a beautiful name . She is her best friend and she showers her with daisies. What a great adoption for Daisy and Laina.
Waylon and Willie Tribute Concert
We are so excited to have Mike Pellem and Alan Tedders coming to play for us at the rescue on June 1st. Please visit our EVENTS page for more information and to buy tickets.
We want to thank the following generous sponsors of this event:
We want to thank the following generous sponsors of this event:
Animals in Need
Below are updates for some of the residents at Save the Horses that are currently receiving treatment. Click here to see updates and read more about our friends at the rescue. Your generous donations help us to continue helping the animals. Thank you!
Special Needs and Critical Condition Horses
Some horses come to us in such critical condition, they need extra special care. This mare came from animal control February 25, 2013. She could not get up without a sling. She needed IV fluids to rehydrate her. She is being carefully and slowly. When a horse loses more than 50 percent of its body weight, the prognosis is extremely poor. Refeeding slowly requires refraining from killing them with kindness. This horse, named Spirit is improving but still critical condition. We also picked up a year old filly, named Faith, at the same time who is in worse condition. They both show improvement.
Through your generous donation, we are able to continue helping these abused horses.
We take in special needs horses. Old, blind, have cancer, lameness, deformities, we see the beauty of their hearts and souls. We honor them.
Through your generous donation, we are able to continue helping these abused horses.
We take in special needs horses. Old, blind, have cancer, lameness, deformities, we see the beauty of their hearts and souls. We honor them.