Moms provide the glue that keep a family or herd together. Their strength and caring is the first major life imprint we receive. Here are some "Mom" moments we experienced here at Habitat for Horses. Recently at our ranch in Manvel, Texas, we were...
This is indeed good news - and a long time in coming for these horses who are being pushed by humans into a smaller and smaller area. ~ HFH From: The Columbus Dispatch As the tourist season approaches on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, there’s a growing hope...
Habitat for Horses is a great place to get your next horse. We adopt out horses with a wide variety of skills: from companion horses, donkeys & minis, to barrel racing, to work horses and of course horses for pleasure riding. Our horses were rescued...
Not only is this white spotted Chestnut colored Quarter Horse gorgeous, but spirited too! Nora really needs to be someone's special 4 legged friend or workmate. She will make a great pleasure horse and is smart enough to work with cattle. She is 14.2 hands...
Bay horses can be so gorgeous. That deep reddish brown coat with those dark lower legs and mane. Allegra is no exception. At 8 years of age, this beauty of a Quarter Horse recently received high marks on her ground manners and riding skills. Our...
A friend of mine knows I work with Habitat for Horses on their website asked me this question a while back - "Why adopt a donkey?". I just about stamped my feet when I answered "Because they are awesome.". Here are some reasons, better articulated...
Texas is known for its hot weather. With all these spring rains that means mold - especially in areas around the Gulf Coast. Moldy feed is bad for our horses. Using quality feed in a timely fashion is really the best way to keep your...
We have a number of people who write very thought provoking responses to the articles we post here on Habitat for Horses. Janet Curtis's response to "Wild horse advocates disagree on contraceptives for mustangs" is also rational, intriguing - overall extremely well written. We are...
If the Bureau of Land Management removes these young horses from the Pryor Mountain range, they will be violating their own recommendation of leaving one offspring per mare on the range. Leave these wild mustangs be! **Follow Up on Spring Fundraiser** The Percheron Crossbred Beau has...
[caption id="attachment_34816" align="alignleft" width="150"] Alma and her baby[/caption]Good Sunday Morning to Ya'll. As promised, here is a short video of Alma and her new born foal. He was born just a couple of weeks ago. His Mom, Alma, was a rescue from a nearby county...