Midnight's Promise Equine Rescue

08/27/2025

Our herd increased by 2 today. Welcome Aeowyn, an 11-year-old Tennessee Walking Horse-Warmblood-X and Stardust her 2-year-old daughter. We were technically full budget-wise but if horses are in danger we will make an exception and try to find a way to make things work. These 2 mares come from a domestic violence situation. The owner still has a pot-belly pig looking for a safe place to land. Thank you to Jane H Wilkinson and Brock Griffith Horsemanship for helping us make this rescue possible. We now have a herd of 10 and could use a little help. No donation is too small. Our PayPal link is https://www.midnightspromise.org/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAMcbfljbGNrAxxt32V4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEepLVHXv0N9AFgZG-9bJpuVmr1YWAZF-ofMXGO1FbZvgqWSzcaqU4D6n_z0PQ_aem_g0mC31aBzzCBuTovJFJdrg.

or send a check to Midnight's Promise
405 Ross St China Grove NC 28023

08/23/2025

Any guesses where I am?

08/13/2025

Is your horse up-to-date on its tetanus vaccination?

08/05/2025

Happy for the rain!

08/04/2025

Here's a short video from farrier day of our happy rescues after getting their hooves trimmed. Thank you to everyone that contributed to our bill Friday. We raised $285 towards the bill of $320!

Enjoy the video

08/01/2025

Our herd of 8 rescues got their hooves trimmed today. Thank you to our farrier Kathryn Nelson for doing a great job. Most of our horses are in their 20s and half have suffered injuries in their lives so lifting their hooves for the farrier can be painful. We give our horses bute to make them more comfortable and Kathryn takes their special needs into consideration when she trims them. Today's bill was $320 or $40 per horse. If you can contribute a few dollars towards it, we would be very grateful. Our link for a online donation is https://www.midnightspromise.org/

*****We've received $220 of our $320 bill today! Thank you sooooo much!***********

07/27/2025

Shady nooks filled with hay and troughs filled with clean, cold well water help the rescues beat the summer heatwave

07/16/2025

Volunteer Carrie Wren beginning Knook's training session with some therapeutic body work this morning.

07/11/2025

07/04/2025

The Fourth of July—also known as Independence Day or July 4th—has been a federal holiday in the United States since 1941, but the tradition of Independence Day celebrations goes back to the 18th century and the American Revolution. On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence, and two days later delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence, a historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson. From 1776 to the present day, July 4th has been celebrated as the birth of American independence.