Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue

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Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue is a non-profit organization with the goal of rescuing horses at risk Our Rescue, along with many others, is here to help.

Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization registered with the IRS as: HPF - Rescue - Rehab - Rehome (tax ID: 47-5424832). The organization was founded in 2014 and incorporated in 2015. For many years Hidden Pond Farm was a staple in the New England horse show community, training and attending breed shows up and down the coast. After several decades of training and showing, Phyllis found her attention shifting away from prize-winning show horses towards those much less fortunate. Several bouts of research about the horse slaughter industry and she made the decision that her farm would no longer be a show barn, but rather a sanctuary for horses in need. In 2014 Phyllis and a friend launched the Rescue as a simple online fundraising page, raising money for their first rescue trip to a Pennsylvania horse slaughter auction. This simple online fundraiser saw such immense success that the idea to form an official organization was born. As a Rescue organization we follow a simple mission:
.::RESCUE::.. The first goal of of the Rescue is to rescue horses at risk of slaughter through livestock auctions, interagency transfers, and owner surrenders. We accept all horses in any condition, humanely euthanizing those that are too injured or ill to survive. This last act may be difficult to understand, but as an animal rescue we are dedicating to alleviating suffering which unfortunately may come in the form of preventing an animal from living out their remaining hours in fear and pain.
.::REHAB::.. Rescuing horses bound for slaughter is only the first step (not to mention the the least expensive!) Following each rescue we conduct an evaluation of who the horse is and what they will be best suited for in their new life. After identifying these qualities our focus turns to getting them healthy enough to lead that life. This lengthy process can include quarantine, farrier visits, vet visits, training, and lots of emotional TLC.
.::REHOME::.. After rehabilitation our mission shifts towards the most rewarding part of the job, finding each rescue a loving forever home with a well-matched partner.
.::EDUCATE::.. Last but certainly not least, as a rescue organization we aim to educate as many people as possible about the alternatives to horse slaughter. We understand that horse owners often end up in positions where owning a horse is no longer feasible for them. When confronted with this situation we want people to know that the quick and easy solution (auction and/or horse sale) is NOT the answer. We are a resource, a network community, and - if all else fails - we will provide a new, temporary home and second chance for your horse. If you know of anyone who is considering sending their horse to an easy, cheap auction or horse sale please contact us immediately. We cannot do this alone, and therefore it is the overarching goal of Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue to spread awareness. We do this with the help of our amazing donors and by networking with other animals rescue groups so that we might all work together for a common goal...to save these amazing animals that have carried us through history.

10/31/2026

There is nothing more special than sharing Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue with those that love horses. ❤️ and watching them become compassionate equestrians www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue knows it takea a village to find the right fit. This is the right fit. Thank you Kasandra...
10/31/2026

Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue knows it takea a village to find the right fit. This is the right fit. Thank you Kasandra Leigh Olson for all you do
Inake as an owner surrender to HPF as Irish. Re named to James by Kassandra James is the grey
James now known as Wasabi update… seems his new paddock mate loves him! They have been struggling with the other horse in the photo putting on weight. They separated him from his other herd mates so that they could not bully him from food, but he still seemed sad and not wanting to eat. He never left the little spot under the shelter he has. She just reached out to me this morning and sent this photo. She wanted me to know that wonton. The other horse has finally come out of his shelter. He is moseying around the field with wasabi and not only eating better, but sharing and grazing with wasabi as well. Although this is a happy ending for James a.k.a. wasabi it is also a new beginning for this other horse they were afraid was not going to bounce back www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

Thankful Thursday success story. Kasandra Leigh Olson  has been a foster/adopter for Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue  On ...
10/29/2026

Thankful Thursday success story. Kasandra Leigh Olson has been a foster/adopter for Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue On the left Indi, dealer intake. On the right Dattt Echo, owner surrender Rerouted to a new life and as you can see doing well. It takes a village. Thank you to the donors, quarantine providers volunteers, foster farms, adopters and those that share our pages. You all rock www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

Wednesday's SUCCESS STORY This!  This right here is what it is all about. Keep - Her. A mare in foal. Unhandled. Unwante...
10/28/2026

Wednesday's SUCCESS STORY This! This right here is what it is all about. Keep - Her. A mare in foal. Unhandled. Unwanted. Until Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue gave her a chance. Until Sara Cadden took her in for quarantine. Until Michelle Du Bois foaled her out. Until Kathy Mello Borylo started her. Until Maggie Moore fostered her and until Kasandra Leigh Olson took a chance on her for her daughter. Addison Olson all grown up now, coaching the child about to get on and show her mare, her mother watching on with tears in her eyes. A journey of 10,000 steps. www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue Sunday success story. Say hello to OTTB, retired broodmare,  Dattt Echo. Owner surrender ...
10/25/2026

Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue Sunday success story. Say hello to OTTB, retired broodmare, Dattt Echo. Owner surrender now with our foster Kasandra Leigh Olson ❤️. She will never suffer the auction because she can no longer do her job. As you can see, she alreay has a new one!www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

We all love happy stories. Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue has another for you!We save horses out of the auction/ slaught...
10/22/2026

We all love happy stories. Hidden Pond Farm Equine Rescue has another for you!

We save horses out of the auction/ slaughter pipeline. The horses no one wants as our mission believes they too need a second chance. As you can see in this photo, Tabitha, her registered Jockey Club name was in poor shape when the rescue saved her. She had no hope of a home. Starved and unwanted. Until.....

Emma, supported by her mother, Sara Cadden took in Tabitha after just 30 days of quarantine, to insure she was free from infectious disease and could clear a veterinary health exam for interstate travel

Renamed, Eclipse by Emma and was put into her loving care. This is a very large undertaking for someone so young and a very big responsibility. With the support of her mother, their new journey began

Emma had to gain the horses trust. Feed her to help her gain a proper weight. Groom her so her new coat would come in slick and shiny When those goals were achieved, it was time to see if she could be ridden. Emmas journey with Eclipse took them both from the impossible for most adults to unbelievable in a years time. A lot of work for someone so young.

I had the pleasure to meet Emma and her friend Eclipse in September at our the Marie Perreault annual trail ride The bond and trust they have in each other is so strong, that day brought tears to my eyes. Not only did Emma teach Eclipse her life was forever changed with love, trust and hard work, Eclipse gives all that back to Emma!

Many thanks to her mother Sara for all the support in this journey and also the the lessons taken by Eclipse and Emma, also to the 4- H program for so many opportunities

I expect we will see much more from this amazing pair
www.hiddenpondequinerescue.org

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Brentwood, NH
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