Kiseki Horse Rescue

Kiseki Horse Rescue Kiseki is the Japanese word for Miracle, and that is what so many equines around the world need, their own miracle.

Kiseki's mission is to enable horses at risk to thrive through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and community outreach programs.

05/15/2026

It’s bedtime! Here at Kiseki everyone pitches in, a metal pin might work better than the twig he used, but lets celebrate … improvisation needs to be celebrated;-)

Last night, we bid farewell to a truly remarkable mare, one who had captured our hearts and left an indelible mark on ou...
04/04/2026

Last night, we bid farewell to a truly remarkable mare, one who had captured our hearts and left an indelible mark on our rescue as Kiseki's inaugural sanctuary horse. We first met Sis at an auction, where she stood strong despite being overlooked by others, her strength and spirit a testament to her resilience; the only other bidder, a stark reminder of the harsh realities, highlighted her value beyond mere physical appearance. Upon arrival, Sis's fears slowly dissipated under the gentle guidance of Andrew Breton, transforming her into a beacon of hope and trust. Though she delighted in testing boundaries, whether it was slipping out of halters and lead lines or playfully shredding rugs, Sis's true nature shone through - a loving companion to Candy, a caring nursemaid to Lily, and a loyal herdmate to both the Kiseki and our own herd. My heart overflows with pride and gratitude for the time we shared with this extraordinary mare, yet aches with sadness at her departure. May Sis now run free, her spirit unbridled, knowing she was deeply cherished.

This remarkable mare is a true testament to your support! Aurora's prosperity is a direct result of your donations - tha...
03/02/2026

This remarkable mare is a true testament to your support! Aurora's prosperity is a direct result of your donations - thank you from the bottom of our hearts x

So many people have been asking what happened to Aurora …. Well here she is, still kicking and clawing her way to recove...
01/30/2026

So many people have been asking what happened to Aurora …. Well here she is, still kicking and clawing her way to recovery, and this lady is one tough cookie! Thanks a million for your donations towards her purchase and care – we're still hungry for more, so keep them coming!

To the person who abandoned Shi Shi, we want to let you know that this beautiful, loyal, and spirited mare, who arrived ...
12/21/2025

To the person who abandoned Shi Shi, we want to let you know that this beautiful, loyal, and spirited mare, who arrived with us in July 2024, passed away this week, leaving behind a legacy of love that will forever inspire. When she arrived at our sanctuary, her age over 35, we made a promise to shower her with the fierce love and devotion she so rightly deserved, ensuring she'd never be alone in her twilight years. Though we may never fully comprehend the reasons behind your decision to leave her behind, we hope knowing Shi Shi was loved to the end will guide you toward healing. To anyone caring for an aging horse facing challenges or feeling overwhelmed, please hold on to hope and never abandon them, instead call a rescue. Fortunately, Shi Shi found her way here but sadly, many horses aren't as fortunate and face uncertain futures. May Shi Shi's memory ignite a spark of compassion and motivate us all to action, as she now runs free, untethered and without pain.

Wishing you a blessed Thanksgiving from all at Kiseki! This is Aurora, 3.5 weeks on from her joining the family and just...
11/28/2025

Wishing you a blessed Thanksgiving from all at Kiseki! This is Aurora, 3.5 weeks on from her joining the family and just being introduced to senior low carb grain. Aurora and all of the horses at Kiseki are deeply grateful to you all for your unwavering support and prayers x

Day 3 of Aurora being home 🙂. Aurora is eating, drinking, and curious about her new surroundings, thanks to the expert U...
11/06/2025

Day 3 of Aurora being home 🙂. Aurora is eating, drinking, and curious about her new surroundings, thanks to the expert UC Davis refeeding guides and alfalfa every four hours - because who doesn't love a good meal? She's adapting to the Shelterlogic, though she's currently enamored with being outside in the rain, which is completely normal for a prey animal like herself. We would of course be overjoyed to see her embracing the comfort of the soft stable mats and shavings in the shelter - we mean, who wouldn't want to hang out in a cozy bed? The boys' company is clearly a highlight for her, and she's remarkably unafraid of the umbrellas, a testament to her resilient spirit. We eagerly await our vet's visit for a thorough check-up, which will hopefully bring more promising updates. Until then, here's a glimpse of Aurora's journey to Kiseki, waiting for the ferry.

Thank you so much for your donations! Meet Aurora - we rescued her today and will keep you updated as to her progress … ...
11/03/2025

Thank you so much for your donations! Meet Aurora - we rescued her today and will keep you updated as to her progress … thank you for your support! Tomorrow she will come home to Kiseki!

We know it’s been a while since we last shared an update, and we appreciate your patience and understanding. Recently, w...
10/04/2025

We know it’s been a while since we last shared an update, and we appreciate your patience and understanding. Recently, we had the opportunity to witness an auction in Enumclaw on Sunday, and we were deeply moved by the plight of a beautiful mare who deserves a second chance. We estimate her price to be around $600, and there’s another horse that also touched our hearts. We’re reaching out to ask for your support to help us bid on these incredible animals. Our goal is to raise around $1000 to bring at least one horse home and provide the necessary veterinary care. Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to making a difference. Please visit https://www.kisekihorserescue.org/product/-the-history-of-mankind-is-carried-on-the-back-of-horses-/1 to learn more.

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Clinton, WA
98236

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