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Twin Arrows Sanctuary

Wild mustang and burro training/ Advocate/ Rescue/ Rehabilitate/ Educate/ Adoptions

11/05/2026

It's amazing what some good feed and minerals can do ❤️

📌 Ways to give:
Patreon – patreon.com/TwinArrowsSanctuary
Website – TwinArrowsSanctuary.org
Venmo:
PayPal: paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=P97W8PY5Q2J9Q
CashApp: $twinarrowssanctuary
Zelle: [email protected]

11/04/2026

Celebrating our 8th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/31/2026

❤️ A little something new for Kitchi!

Here's Kitchi enjoying his new selenium mineral block! 🐴

One thing I recently learned is that Kentucky is known for having selenium-deficient soils, meaning horses relying on locally grown forage may not be getting enough of this essential mineral!

While I was already familiar with the importance of proper nutrition when rehabilitating neglected and underweight horses, I hadn't realized just how important it was to pay attention to selenium levels here in Kentucky.

Why is selenium important?

Selenium works alongside vitamin E to support healthy muscle function, immune health, and protection against cellular damage.

For horses recovering from starvation or neglect, a properly balanced diet is especially important. Vitamins and minerals help support metabolism, tissue repair, and overall recovery as we work to restore healthy body condition.

Of course, selenium is one of those minerals where balance matters! Too little can cause health problems, but too much can be toxic, so supplementation needs to account for everything a horse is already eating.

Rescue is a constant learning experience, and even after years of working with horses, there's always something new to discover! ❤️

10/31/2026

Hey guys! First, I want to apologize if I sound a little aggressive or frustrated in this video. It's been a really rough few days in my personal life, and I'm going to be honest, I'm still pretty angry about a few things.

But let's talk about Kitchi and Birdie!

Both are now at the rescue and settled into their training stalls. Unfortunately, as you can see, neither of them was thriving in their foster placement, and their physical condition is not where we had hoped it would be.

Now that they're here at our home base, we have the ability to provide 24/7 access to hay and small, frequent feedings throughout the day, allowing us to closely monitor their intake, condition, and progress.

In this video, I'm going to walk you through what we're doing to help these two put weight back on and explain a little more about our feeding process.

Please note: This is technically Part 2 of the weight-gain and rehabilitation process for a horse who has experienced starvation or severe malnutrition. The initial refeeding stage requires special precautions and careful monitoring to prevent potentially life-threatening complications. What you're seeing here is NOT where we would start with a severely starved horse.

If you'd like to learn more about how we're helping Kitchi and Birdie regain their weight safely, give the video a watch!

And thank you to everyone who continues to support these horses and their journey. ❤️

Also the weather has been really kind but their shelter will be going up this weekend

10/29/2026

🌾 HAY FUNDRAISER — LOAD #3! 🌾

We're slowly but surely stocking our barn for winter, and thanks to our wonderful supporters, we've already funded TWO full loads of hay! ❤️

Now we're working on Load #3!

🐴 Each load costs just $220, and every bale helps keep the horses and burros of Twin Arrows Sanctuary fed through the cold winter months.

Here's where we stand:

🌾 Load #3 Goal: $220

❤️ Raised: $25

🐴 Still Needed: $195

We're taking this fundraiser one load at a time because even the smallest donations make a difference!

If just 20 people donated $10, we'd have another load covered!

Hay prices are incredibly affordable right now, and we're trying to stock up while we can. Once winter arrives, those prices can climb significantly, and we'd much rather have our barn full and our herd prepared.

Whether you can spare $5, $10, or simply share this post, you're helping us give these once-forgotten horses and burros the security of knowing they'll never go hungry again. ❤️

🌵 WAYS TO SUPPORT TWIN ARROWS SANCTUARY
Patreon – patreon.com/TwinArrowsSanctuary

Website – TwinArrowsSanctuary.org

Venmo:

PayPal: paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=P97W8PY5Q2J9Q

CashApp: $twinarrowssanctuary

Zelle: [email protected]

Let's get Load # 3 stocked up🌾🐴

Thank you for continuing to show up for our herd. We couldn't do this without you! ❤️

10/28/2026

Well, herd, this is the exciting news I wanted to share with you yesterday… ❤️

SEBASTIAN FOUND HIS FOREVER HOME! 🥹❤️

It was definitely bittersweet loading up our sweet boy and watching him leave Twin Arrows. Sebastian has come such a long way, and while I love him dearly, I also know that I simply don't have the time to give him everything he deserves.

Sebastian is perfectly capable of being someone's riding partner, exploring new trails, going on adventures, and enjoying a life beyond our pastures. And that's exactly what I wanted for him.

His new family already absolutely adores him, and I couldn't be happier with where he ended up. ❤️

To think that this boy went from standing in a pen surrounded by deceased horses, facing such an uncertain future, to now having a family of his very own who will love him and give him the life he deserves… it's hard not to get emotional.

This. This is why we do what we do.

Rescue isn't always about keeping them forever. Sometimes it's about being the stepping stone between the worst chapter of their lives and the very best one.

Happy trails, sweet Sebastian. You will always have a piece of our hearts, and we can't wait to see all the adventures waiting for you. ❤️🐴

From forgotten to forever loved.

10/26/2026

For Jerome 🤍

Once a frightened soul, so unsure of the world,
With a heart kept hidden and a spirit unfurled.
You carried your fears like shadows of night,
Until love showed you the world could be bright.
You learned to be gentle, to trust and to stay,
To let all those years of fear slip away.
Behind those soft eyes was a beautiful soul,
A heart once guarded, finally made whole.
Now run through green pastures, forever carefree,
As wild and as happy as you were meant to be.
No fear, no sorrow, just endless blue skies,
Forever our Jerome, our sweet little guy.

RIP our sweet Jerome.
Please bear with us we process this loss. We really aren't too sure what happened he was perfectly fine then he wasn't and we lost him in less than 12 hours

10/21/2026

Sooooooo some updates!
Thanks to a wonderful anonymous donor we now have BLM approved training stalls!!!! we have 4 6ft tall 20x20 stalls and a round pen so we can start up on site training.

Unfortunately our friend who was going to bring our shelter logic shelters from AZ could not. We do have shade sails that we will be putting up and while KY is a state that only requires shade for equines we would like love to still put up shelters. I have some in our Amazon wishlist if you'd like to donate one.

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1BO4Y2SDGJE05?ref_=wl_share

We are still working on our 3rd load of hay we have raised $25 so far and $195 is remaining ❤️ Any donation is greatly appreciated and needed.

I do have several updates and important info so please stay tuned. And as always thank you for your continued love and support ❤️

📌 Ways to give:
Patreon – patreon.com/TwinArrowsSanctuary
Website – TwinArrowsSanctuary.org
Venmo:
PayPal: paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=P97W8PY5Q2J9Q
CashApp: $twinarrowssanctuary
Zelle: [email protected]

10/18/2026

🌾 LOAD #3 — $0 of $220
Hay is still available at a great price, so we want to put away as much as we possibly can before winter.
$20 sponsors one bale.
Just 11 sponsored bales completely funds another load!
Thank you SO much to everyone who helped us get the first two loads covered. Every bale going into that barn is one less thing we have to worry about this winter.
Who wants to sponsor the first bale of Load #3? 🐴🌾

📌 Ways to give:
Patreon – patreon.com/TwinArrowsSanctuary
Website – TwinArrowsSanctuary.org
Venmo:
PayPal: paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=P97W8PY5Q2J9Q
CashApp: $twinarrowssanctuary
Zelle: [email protected]

10/17/2026

We made it! Day 19 of Meet the Herd — Iceman!

Okay, okay... we know.

That's not a mustang.

Iceman is our one domestic horse in a sanctuary full of mustangs and burros. He's a Tennessee Walking Horse, but his story actually isn't all that different from some of the Wild Ones you've met over the last 18 days.

Iceman came through a k*ll pen too.

He was originally saved from the k*ll pen by someone who gave him a second chance. Unfortunately, things didn't work out quite the way everyone hoped.

Iceman would come up lame during trail rides, and he also had a habit of going through the electric fence. Eventually his owner became frustrated and said that if someone didn't come get him, she was going to have him euthanized.(they doesn't say it that nicely)

Another rescue stepped in and got Iceman out of that situation.

Around that same time, we were looking for a riding horse, and the rescue reached out to us about Iceman.

And, we said yes.

As it turns out, Iceman wasn't really going to be the riding horse we were looking for either.

There is something going on with his shoulder that causes him to come up lame pretty frequently. So instead of asking him to push through it or trying to make him into something he couldn't comfortably be, his job description changed.

Iceman is now a professional pasture p**f.

He still LOVES his adventures, though.

He'll go on short walking trail rides around the property—sometimes carrying a rider and sometimes just being hand walked. And you never have to wonder whether Iceman is in the mood to go.

When he's ready for an adventure, you'll find him standing at the gate calling for you. ❤️ Iceman found his forever place here

So yes, our mustang and burro sanctuary somehow ended up with one Tennessee Walking Horse. But after everything he's been through, I think he's earned his spot.

Thank you to everyone who has followed along for all 19 days and gotten to know the animals who make up Twin Arrows.

If you'd like to help us continue giving equines like Iceman a safe place to land, you can join our Patreon for as little as $2 a month. Those small monthly donations add up and give us consistent support we can count on.

patreon.com/TwinArrowsSanctuary

Day 19 of 19 — Iceman

Not a Wild One... but definitely one of ours. ❤️

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Concho, AZ

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

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