WELCOME to our equine therapy nonprofit and animal rescue center HOMESTEAD HEALING HAVEN. A sanctuary where compassion meets transformation. Dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of horses, we believe in the profound healing power that these majestic beings possess. Our organization goes beyonnd traditional rescue efforts; we've created a haven that merges the rescue mission with equine-assistant therapy
Our equine-assisted therapy programs are designed to support individuals facing various challenges, be it physical, emotional, or psychological. The unique bond between humans and horses serves as a catalyst for healing, fostering personal growth and empowerment. Whether it's therapeutic riding sessions, ground-based activities, or workshops tailored to specific needs, we strive to create a nurturing environment where both humans and horses thrive.
At the core of our mission is the belief that every rescued horse has the potential to be a source of inspiration and transformation. By supporting our nonprofit, you become part of a community dedicated to fostering healing, resilience, and hope. Join us on this journey where rescued horses and individuals in need come together to create a brighter, more compassionate future."
Our Vision
Is to provide a sanctuary and healing space for farm animals and equine therapy for all.
Support our vision
FOOD & SUPPLIES
We accept supplies, including food, grass, hay, straw, crates, cleaning products, paper towels, and blankets. Contact us if you are interested in donating to our rescue. Any help is greatly appreciated.. Any donations qualify for tax exemption.
VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME
we accept volunteers on certain occasions for(walking, feeding, and playing with the animals , cleaning the faculty and simple maintenance.
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Donations and contributions
Help us give farm animals a second chance at life.
Your donation can make a world of difference in providing them with love, care and a safe forever home. Please join us in making a positive impact. As it does take a village.
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