What is Food Stamps for Horses?
Our mission is to prevent starvation of the equine species individually through the development of food stamps for horses.Food Stamps For Horses is being developed as a simplistic way to accept donations by credit or debit card via the Food Stamps for Horses’ web site. All horses previously placed in rescue now and in the future will be categorized as horse orphans and any horse whose owner is facing hardship due to economic times will be eligible to participate in this program. Full Story | 
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Freedom's Flight
Rescued from a slaughter farm in Miami, FL in June 2008 by the South Florida SPCA, Freedom’s Flight’s recovery began! Foaled in Kentucky in 2005, there were high hopes that this fast, spirited, three year old Thoroughbred might be a Triple Crown winner... Full Story |
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Neglected and Starving Horses
We want to people to be able to feed their own animals, but we also want to locate abandoned, neglected and starving horses. This video shows a horse chewing on a canvas tarp, because he couldn't find anything else to eat. Video
Success Stories
Dancing Cloud Farm House Rescue, Inc. DCFHR volunteers first met Sundance on Saturday, February 28, and realizing there was not a day to spare to save his life, rescued Sundance the next day. If Sundance could talk, if he could hug those who have helped him,...
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Toto arrived in December 2002 after narrowly escaping euthanasia Toto arrived in December 2002 after narrowly escaping euthanasia during a Deschutes County Sheriff’s seizure in which 130 horses were rescued. Toto was a year and a half old and had not been...
Read More...Horse History
The modern domesticated horse (Equus caballus) is today spread throughout the world and among the most diverse creatures on the planet. In North America, the horse was part of the megafaunal extinctions at the end of the Pleistocene, but not, for some reason,...
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Clydesdale Working Horse Breed Description & Equine History The Clydesdale horse breed is best known for its size, over 18 hands, about six-feet and the feather above the hooves. This long hair covering their ankles makes this breed easily recognizable and...
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The word "horse" is derived from the Anglo-Saxon hors, meaning "swiftness." Equus caballus, our modern horse, has developed over 60 million years from its earliest ancestor, Eohippus (scientific name, Hyracotherium). This family of creatures includes the donkey,...
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Miami Area On Edge Over Horse Slaughters Police suspect black market behind butchering of at least 17 animals...
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Economic Downturn Sees Increase In Neglect, Abandonment Of Horses The closure of horse processing plants and the economic downturn have...
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