All About Horses Rescue & Sanctuary

08/22/2025

Not such a little baby anymore 🥹🩵

08/22/2025

We made it to Friday yall! We hope everyone has a great weekend 🤗🎉

08/21/2025

Sweet little Marshmallow 🤍

Marshy is one of our sanctuary residents here at . Why are you keeping such a cute and adoptable little mini you may ask?! I have a list of reasons for yall, let me explain 😝

-She has locking stifles, not just one, but BOTH back legs. We have discussed options with the vet, and decided against the surgery simply because she would be unable to lay down. I also don’t want to just do one, and have the other leg with problems. She manages very well, and walks backwards to “unlock” herself. She is monitored closely, and has no issues at this time.

-Even though Marshy was a very loved little mini (she was an owner surrender) and well taken care of, she has never been a “people” horse. She would rather look cute and appreciate people from a distance (like she was doing as I took this picture 😆). She has had several years to decompress, but her personality has stayed the same! We acknowledge that some horses would really rather just not “people” - and who can blame them!? 🤷‍♀️

-She may have locking stifiles, but she is still SUPER difficult to catch! 😂

Marshmallow is also one of the smallest residents on the property standing at a whole 29” 🥰 she came to us back in the beginning of 2022, and has been with us ever since! We love this little anti social unicorn so very much 🦄

When you help support small rescues like us, you are helping contribute for lifetime expenses for horses like Marshy. We couldn’t do what we do without all of you 💕

08/21/2025

Amos got a pedicure today, wouod anyone like to sponsor his trim? They are $50 each 🥰
I wish I had more pics but this is one of 3 Amos pictures I ended up takng (we were outside over 4 hours 🥲)

Here is a list of everyone that would love a sponsor for this round of trims:

Marshmallow
Douglas
Maggie
Peewee
Gretta
Molly
Highway Man

All donations are tax deductible as we are a recognized 501c3 non profit organization🤍

🔸Paypal- https://www.paypal.me/AllAboutHorsesRescue
🔸Cashapp-
🔸Venmo- astahl92
🔸Zelle- [email protected]
🔸 My Giving Circle- https://mygivingcircle.org/all-about-horses-rescue-and-sanctuary/donate/free

08/19/2025

Help us find sponsors for some of our sanctuary horses! I will be sending out small gifts to those who commit to sponsoring a horse monthly here at our rescue 😊

Penelope has already been sponsored, thank you so very much Marie 🩷
That leaves us with Holly, Jiffy, Nikki and Red.

$25 a month may not seem like a lot to some, but that $25 helps us purchase hay, bags of grain, farrier care, vetting and so much more! These small amounts add up quickly, and help us continue to help horses in need. Whether they are here just for a short time, or with us long term - we are committed to our horses here at together we can continue to make a difference, one horse at a time 😚

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Y5GHH8DDU3NLS

08/19/2025

08/19/2025

We offer free choice hay to our horses 24/7, 365 even when they have pasture!! 💚💚

This is a non negotiable for us. Let me explain why-

Horses need fiber to keep their digestive system in good working order. Not all pasture grass is created the same, and as seasons change it maintains stability for what the horses are eating. We like to keep hay out all the time so that our horses have the choice of doing either, eating hay or eating grass out in the pasture. The horses will choose the fresh, new grass over the hay - however by keeping hay out they’re already use to eating both. This way it’s not such a big shock to their system introducing something new. This can help reduce the risk of colic too!

Hay, clean water, salt, and minerals are ALL non negotiables for us at the rescue 🤍💙🩷💚

08/19/2025

I took the bottom picture this evening… idk about yall but I’m definitely starting to see a difference already. The top picture was his first day home Just 11 days in so far 💙

I’m not sure I mentioned it in any previous post, but Amos is 100% a cribber. I’m almost certain that is the cause for his lack of top teeth - which is what I assumed to begin with 🤷‍♀️

08/18/2025

From 2023 —> to present day 🥲🩷

Can we just take a minute to appreciate how far Aspen has come!? Not only does she look like an entirely different horse, she has the most amazing care taker looking over her. Did I mention Aspen just had her 21st birthday back in May 🥹 We can’t thank Marc enough for everything he has done and continues to do for our beautiful Aspen girl. It truly makes all the difficult times worth it when we have horses land in such wonderful homes.

When you adopt from a rescue, you are helping change lives one horse at a time. Not only are you helping change lives, you are helping create more space at the rescue to help more horses in need. Please consider adoption and giving a rescue horse a chance, they are truly the best 🤍

08/18/2025

"But if we stop riding horses, won’t they go extinct?"

I hear this a lot. And the truth is… horses are some of the most resilient beings on the planet.

They’ve been here longer than humans and have thrived on every continent except Antarctica. They are hardy survivors—able to adapt to deserts, mountains, plains, and tundra. The idea that their survival depends on us riding or training them is… well, a little human-centered.

What is true is that the way we value them determines whether we’ll make space for them in our world. And that’s why I’m so passionate about non-riding, and even non-training relationships—connections where a horse’s worth isn’t tied to their “usefulness” to humans.

This is an opportunity for us to mature beyond our human-centric ideas and actions—beyond the mindset that an animal’s right to exist hinges on what they can do for us.

We’re at a point in history where we can evolve past “working animals” and into interspecies friendships—where horses get to live as horses, and we still find deep purpose, joy, and learning in their presence.

We don’t have to saddle them to save them.
We just have to love them enough to give them a place to be free.

✨ It’s time to evolve.

08/18/2025

I still have shot glasses left yall!! Buy one and help support the rescue 🩷🦄🎉

$20 each (plus shipping if not local 😊)

08/15/2025

We have exciting news yall! A wonderful family (that has adopted from us previously) came to visit the boys…. Not only is Prince adopted, but his bestie Brownie is adopted - and they will be going home together 🥹💙

Prince and Brownie came from completely different places until they met at our rescue. They became quick friends, and were inseparable shortly after. We are SO happy these boys not only get to stay together, but get to live out their lives with such a fantastic family! It’s all we ever want for all our rescue horses 🐴

Prince still has to heal from gelding surgery before he heads to his new home. Him and Brownie will be hanging out in their air conditioned condo with an awesome foster until it’s time to head to their happily ever after!!