Equine Welfare Data Collective Survey 1 is here!

Attention all horse rescues and sanctuaries! Have you submitted your data for the Equine Welfare Data Collective from January – June 2023?

Any 501c3 or state-registered nonprofit or municipal organization that functions as a transition center, adoption center, rescue, sanctuary, shelter, direct placement program, safety net program, or other service involved in equine welfare.

Submit here: https://unitedhorsecoalition.org/submit-data/

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Let's face it - we may all need a little help at one point or another. It's never too early to understand what assistance services are local to you.

UNITED HORSE COALITION'S

EQUINE RESOURCE DATABASE

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OUR RESOURCES:

Resources for Current Owners:

– Facilities that accept horses (what to ask before rehoming/retiring a horse.)
– Feed and Hay Safety Net Programs
– Castration programs and clinics
– Funding for Veterinary Care
– Euthanasia programs and clinics (info on helping to make a euthanasia decision)
– Racing aftercare, placement, and training.
– Other programs

Resources for Prospective Owners:

– Is Horse Ownership right for me?
– Basic Horse Care and Costs
– Alternatives to buying a horse
– Finding “The Right Horse”

Resources for Rescues/Sanctuaries:

– Guidelines for Rescues
– Accreditation
– Match Horses with Adopters
– Non Profit Management/Fundraising
– Equine Welfare Grants
– USTA financial assistance

The United Horse Coalition is committed to helping horses at-risk or in transition by:

Educating current and future horse owners on responsible ownership, proper care and breeding, and options available before a horse reaches a state of becoming at-risk.

Explaining the issue through presentations at industry gatherings, including horse association meetings, conferences, symposiums, and horse fairs

Raising awareness about the issue of horses who are at-risk, and its impact on the horse industry

Reducing the number of at-risk horses and working towards eliminating the problem.

Ensuring that horses are treated humanely and with dignity

Providing information on end-of-life decisions, including veterinary decisions, euthanasia, and disposal