Equine Rescues

The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. You did it! We met our $6000 Match! Just like that we doubled our impact! Thank you for you help in getting us there! And, thank you to our anonymous angels who offered to match your donations!  The match may have been met, but we aren't done yet! We are only about $5500 away from our Big Day of Giving goal of $30,000, and there are about seven hours left to give! Give Now Other Ways to Give (1) Set up a bill pay with your bank for a one-time (or recurring) donation. (2) Mail a check to: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. 2201 Francisco Drive #140-174 El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (3) Drop off your donation at: AAE's Used Tack Store 4050 Durock Road #6 Shingle Springs, CA 95682 (4) Donate online using a credit card, Venmo, or PayPay by clicking here. (5) Text AAEBDOG to 53-555. (6) Venmo your donation to @allaboutequine (7) Check with your employer to see if they offer matching funds for your donations (another way to double your impact!). Other Ways to Support AAE ·     Give your time and become an AAE volunteer! We are always in need of volunteers and have opportunities at the ranch, the AAE Used Tack Store, remote roles (such as our outreach, grants, fundraising, or events teams), and more. ·     Adopt! We have some wonderful horses looking for a forever home ·     Sponsor a horse! Donate in honor of a specific horse and make a monthly donation to help cover his/her costs for basic and maintenance care while he/she awaits his/her forever family. Become a hero for a horse! Learn more about our sponsorship program here. ·     Shop at the AAE Used Tack Store in Shingle Springs! There you can purchase tack, clothing, boots, and other ...

The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: A call came in this morning. Can we take a trailer load of 7 mustang kids? 5 MIlk babies and 2 older babies. Of course I am running on Faith as always, so I said YES!. HOWEVER, we need serious help! We need approximately $3500, JUST to get them to Chilly Pepper. It will cost OVER $2000 for 5 babies for EACH MONTH of milk powder. We will need foal lac pellets, grain, hay, wormer, meds and to get them vetted. With seven on the way, we are looking at needing alot of help. I am also having to hire help for feeding, cleaning and taking care of everyone, thanks to my goofy leg. I put up the pix of my knee so folks understand why I need the help. I am not allowed to lift any weight, and am supposed to be on crutches at the very least. Doc said the original x-ray actually looked better, so that wasn't real happy news. I should find out next week if there is any improvement. So far the bone has NOT healed and it is looking like this is the new me until it breaks. They are seriously talking about amputation if it does break, so I am being extremely careful. However, I know God put these in front of me because He wants me to help. Help is an additional expense._ So please give generously. You, my Chilly Pepper Family are just plain awesome. Together, we have saved so many lives. Let's help find these precious souls a home and give them the life they deserve. If you want to donate directly for milk, please call Basin Feed at 509-773-4648. I put in an order for 5 buckets of milk powder this morning. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FROM THE "TRAILER ...

The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. This is BIG, BIG news! With BIG thanks to two special, anonymous and generous horse-loving supporters, donations to AAE from now through 11:59:59 pm will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $6,000! Donate now to double your donation and help us create brighter futures for horses-in-need! Give Now Other Ways to Give (These will count towards the match, too!) 1) Set up a bill pay with your bank for a one-time (or recurring) donation.  (2) Mail a check to: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. 2201 Francisco Drive #140-174 El Dorado Hills, CA 95762  **If you plan to send a check, please send us an email and let us know so we can count your donation towards the match. (3) Drop off your donation at: AAE's Used Tack Store 4050 Durock Road #6 Shingle Springs, CA 95682  (4) Donate online using a credit card, Venmo, or PayPay by clicking here. (5) Text AAEBDOG to 53-555. (6) Venmo your donation to @allaboutequine (7) Check with your employer to see if they offer matching funds for your donations (another way to double your impact!). Other Ways to Support AAE ·     Give your time and become an AAE volunteer! We are always in need of volunteers and have opportunities at the ranch, the AAE Used Tack Store, remote roles (such as our outreach, grants, fundraising, or events teams), and more. ·     Adopt! We have some wonderful horses looking for a forever home ·     Sponsor a horse! Donate in honor of a specific horse and make a monthly donation to help cover his/her costs for basic and maintenance care while he/she awaits his/her forever family. Become a hero for a horse! Learn more about our sponsorship program here. ·     Shop at the AAE Used Tack Store in Shingle Springs! There you can purchase tack, ...

The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. Today is the Big Day of Giving! Adoptable Horses Volunteer Corner, Volunteer Needs AAE Friends, Supporters, & Service Providers Big Day of Giving (BDOG) is a 24-hour online giving challenge that helps AAE and other non-profits in the Sacramento area raise funds and awareness. It is a day to give where your heart is! To learn more about Big Day of Giving, visit www.bigdayofgiving.org. Give Now This is a Big day for AAE, and an important day. Funding today helps bridge the gap between now and our annual Boots & Bling event in the fall. Your support helps horses-in-need like Trinity, Rimes, Sage, Elvie, and Kinsey, recent law enforcement intakes. This year, we've had a surge in requests for assistance from law enforcement. Trinity and Rimes were seized in a nearby cruelty case. Both were thin and needing help. Trinity's hooves were in poor condition, and she had a large swelling over a front fetlock. Radiographs and a vet exam indicated it appeared to be scar tissue from an old injury that was likely untreated. Rimes was lame with swelling over her right rear pastern, and her long hooves caused more pain and discomfort. Radiographs showed two older, unhealed fractures in her hind pastern. Visit Trinity and Rimes' webpages for additional information and photos of each gal. AAE was also called to help with foster and medical assistance for three horses from a stray/abandonment case. They were all thin and needing basic care, too. Kinsey had an old, open laceration over a hind fetlock. Elvie had very long, neglected hooves and infected eyes, and Sage had a nail in her hoof. When no one came forward to claim any of the horses, they were transferred to AAE. Their basic needs (hoof ...

The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. It's the Big Day of Giving, and we are so grateful for your ongoing support and dedication to helping horses-in-need! This is a very important funding day for AAE that supports our cause serving horses-in-need throughout the year. Your gift this Big Day of Giving will helps provide funding for feed, veterinary care (basic and emergency), hoof and dental care, and all the other basic care and maintenance needs throughout the year. You are why we are able to help horses like Miles, Monroe, Liza, and Lola! Give Now Miles, Monroe, Liza, and Lola came to AAE as the result of a collaboration with another rescue organization. This is a group of young reservation mustangs. Miles and Monroe had been with a foster who didn't have experience with mustangs, and Liza and Lola had been with another foster who didn't have adequate facilities for gentling mustangs. They were unhandled/unhalterable, and as a result, they hadn't had any dental or hoof care, vaccines, or deworming. Hooves were long, and Miles was intact and needed to be gelded. There was no adoption interest, and no other fosters available to help. They were not making any progress in furthering their gentling to get them the care they needed. We were asked to assist and the group was transferred to AAE. Monroe and Miles came in December 2023. Lola and Liza came in January 2024 ...

The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. To all of our volunteers, Thank you for being such an important part of the AAE volunteer team! You ARE the heartbeat of AAE, and we couldn't make this world a better place for horses without every one of you! With every moment given, your passion, love, dedication, and hard work make a significant difference in the lives of horses and for AAE. The work isn't always glamorous and the weather isn't always ideal, but you show up to get the job done, and you save lives! Thank you for your commitment to the horses. Special recognition to all of our Shift Leads and Team Leads that have made the huge dedication to the horses, their teams, and AAE leadership. Without all of you, there is no AAE. You truly make the world go around at AAE, you make a much better world for the horses we serve, and it is an absolute privilege to have you in our herd! Thank YOU! Would you like to join our volunteer team? Start here ...