Adopt a horse from a horse rescue/retirement/placement organization.

Purchase a slaughter-bound
horse directly from an auction.

Sponsor a rider for lessons at rescue/retirement
organizations that provide them.

Donate money to a horse rescue/retirement group
even if it is $1, $5, $10. Every dollar counts.

Voice your opinion to your local government representatives regarding issues, such as
being against horse slaughter.

Have your next celebration or birthday party
at a rescue/retirement organization, if they
host such events.

Keep a discretionary, but mindful eye out for signs
of abused or neglected horses in your area and
report to your local authorities.

Use shopping sites on the internet, such as goodsearch.com, goodshop.com and ebay
that support rescue groups.

22 Ways to Support Horses
and Horse Welfare Groups

Sponsor a horse at a horse rescue/retirement group.

Donate goods, services, and/or supplies
to a rescue/retirement organization.

Attend an event to support horse
rescue/retirement groups.

Volunteer at a horse rescue/retirement organization.

Ask for donations to horse rescue/retirement
groups instead of birthday or other gifts.

Become a member of a horse
rescue/retirement league or association.

To show your support of their efforts, become a
Facebook friend or fan of the organization

If someone does a kind deed for you,
pay it forward to a horse.

Support the people who run these organizations
by sending a nice card, letter, or email.

Pray for the safety and well being of the horses,
as well as for the people who run, work at, and
volunteer for these organizations.

Purchase items from the horse rescue/retirement
groups that benefit their cause.

Purchase products and/or services from companies
that support horse rescue/retirement groups.

Spread the word about horse rescue/retirement
and the needs of these groups.