Orion Ranch Sanctuary

06/18/2026

More from our visit with the campers of Student Enrichment at Greenbush💚💚

06/18/2026

Spreading the magic of horses one kid at a time🐴Our visit from the Student Enrichment at Greenbush campers was pure joy. Coors and Sparky stepped into their roles as teachers, standing patiently as little hands groomed and giggled around them.

If you ask them, a sunny afternoon filled with attention and pampering is the perfect day.

If you’re local and want to plan something similar with your group, we’d love to hear from you. Send us a message!

05/27/2026

If you’re local to Mulberry, Kansas, we are hiring!🐴 We’re looking for an Equine Sanctuary Worker to join us as we continue to expand. This is hands on, meaningful work with rescued horses. Our horses are like family here, and we’re looking for someone special who cares as deeply as we do. You’ll help create the safe, nurturing environment where they can heal and thrive. There are opportunities for growth as the sanctuary develops. If this sounds like you or someone you know, learn more and apply at the link below!

Please submit all applications through Indeed. We cannot accept messages, comments, or walk‑ins.

Orion Ranch Sanctuary

05/22/2026

Reminder, we will be hosting an equine First Aid Clinic with Cedar Creek Veterinary Service on June 26th. Send us a message to register🐴

We’re excited to host an Equine First‑Aid Clinic with Cedar Creek Veterinary Service on June 26th!

This hands on clinic is packed with practical, potentially life‑saving skills for both seasoned and new equestrians, including:
• A comprehensive first‑aid lecture
• Guided, hands on teaching of vitals and assessing common concerns
• A round table discussion exploring real world scenarios
• First‑Aid kits and refill items available for purchase

If you’d like to attend, please send us a PM to be added to the list. The cost is $75 per person.

Located in Mulberry, KS

PM us to reserve your spot.

05/22/2026

An amazing step forward👏

BREAKING: Today, the US House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee advanced language that would bar the transportation of horses for slaughter for human consumption in the US and abroad.

Each year, more than 20,000 American horses are trucked to slaughterhouses in Canada and Mexico, where they are brutally butchered for their meat using ineffective stunning methods that can leave them conscious during dismemberment.

The bipartisan amendment to the Committee’s five-year surface transportation reauthorization bill, led by Congressman Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ) and Congresswoman Dina Titus (D-NV), would close the legal loophole that permits this practice, achieving the same policy goal as the Save America’s Forgotten Equines (SAFE) Act.

AWI joins the ASPCA, Return To Freedom, Wild Horse Conservation, The Wild Beauty Foundation, and advocates throughout the country in urging Congress to bring this widely supported measure across the finish line.

📸: Alisha