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Australian Horse Rescue



Donkey Society of NSW
Promotes the welfare and use of donkeys. Services include national registration system, support and advice for donkey owners, national magazine and local newsletters.



Second Chance Horse Rescue
Second Chance Horse Rescue Inc. is a small Incorporated, non profit organisation dedicated to the welfare of all equines in Western Australia.

RSPCA
Provides professional and intensive care, refuge and protection for rescued, orphaned, abandoned, neglected, mistreated and unwanted donkeys.


Horse Rescue Centre's

If you have a horse rescue story to share or know of a horse rescue centre that should be listed here please send me an email with details and I will add the link asap.

There's quite a few horse welfare organizations around the world to choose from, and they all desperately need funds to continue their great work.

You can become a member, purchase merchandise they may have for sale, donate money, feed, wormers or secondhand horse gear or volunteer your services if there's an organization in your area.

Fancy rescuing some horses yourself?

Well that's a possibility if you have the knowledge, acreage (with grass), money and support. But if you don't, then you're better off donating some money to a horse welfare organization who have the know-how but often struggle for funds.

We all know about the RSPCA

RSPCA

The organization begun in Victoria in 1871 and spread to other Australian states. In 1954 they were brought together under the common title of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

If you see a horse (or any animal) you consider is being neglected or mis-treated, what should you do? PHONE the RSPCA, then the complaint will be referred to the inspector that covers that particular area and he or she will go to the property and investigate the complaint and see what action needs to be taken.

The RSPCA is a charity and depends on donations, please help them out if you can!. To find out about the RSPCA in your state, including contact numbers for reporting cases of cruelty or neglect please visit:

Horse Neglect




Finding homes for abandoned, abused, neglected or unwanted horses, ponies and donkeys from around the world.







UK Horse Rescue

Horseworld UK Horse Rescue Centre
Rescue, rehabilitate and re-homes animals who have been abandoned, neglected or ill-treated.



Horse Rescue Fund
The main aim of the Horse Rescue Fund is to alleviate the suffering of any ill-treated or  neglected equines, bring them back to health and, if possible, back into work and then place them on loan in approved homes.


The Animal Charity That Helps People Too

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Brooke Hospital For Animals

First of all, let me tell you how the Brooke Hospital for Animals began. In 1930 a British lady named Dorothy Brooke arrives in Cairo. As her train pulls into the station, her eye is drawn to a waiting line of thin, dirty horses.
As soon as the train stops she goes over to look at these poor, miserable animals. On closer inspection, she realises that these scraps of skin and bone are ex-cavalry horses. At the end of World War 1, the British Government had sold 20,000 cavalry horses to buyers in Egypt.

These magnificent horses, once accustomed to all the comforts of a good life with lots of love and attention suddenly found themselves working on bustling streets and in the deep stone quarries, everything and everyone so familiar to them was suddenly gone.
Mrs Brooke and her husband were so horrified by the condition of these war-time heroes, they set out to end their suffering. One letter to the Morning Post (an English national newspaper of the time) raised the modern-day equivalent of twenty thousand pounds. Further letters followed and within three years the remaining five thousand cavalry horses and mules abandoned in Egypt had been bought for humane destruction.
Whenever possible Mrs Brooke would allow them a few days of luxury before they were put out of their misery. Then ended their days in peaceful and loving surroundings in the stables Mrs Brooke had bought for the purpose.
The Brooke Hospital continues to work in Egypt but now it's also working in Jordan, India and Pakistan. Whilst the countries in which they work may be different than in Mrs Brooke's time, the problems the animals suffer from are unfortunately very similar. In these countries, a whole family can rely on the income generated by a single horse or donkey. If that animal is too sick to work, the family will not have food until it's working again. In the daily fight for survival, the welfare of the animal is often overlooked.
The Brooke Hospital isn't like other animal charities, they never take an animal away from its owner. If they were to do that, it would be leaving the owner without any source of income for him or his family, which would be disastrous. Instead, they work to make life better for both, now and in the future.



WSPA Australia and New Zealand
. A global Animal Welfare Organisation. Their vision is a world where animal welfare matters and animal cruelty ends.

WSPA


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