Equine Network Foundations ‘A Home For Every Horse’ and United Horse Coalition Strengthens Partnership to Benefit At-Risk Equines Nationwide
Many hooves make light work. With this in mind, A Home for Every Horse, an Equine Network Foundation (ENF) program, and the United Horse Coalition (UHC) have strengthened their partnership to enhance support for at-risk equines and their owners across the nation. The UHC is a program of the American Horse Council Foundation and serves as a vital link connecting owners and horses in need with essential resources nationwide. A Home for Every Horse endeavors to offer assistance to those organizations that provide these essential resources, serving as a means of giving back and supporting those who tirelessly contribute to the welfare of horses.
“We are excited to continue to leverage the strengths of both organizations and streamline access to resources for horse owners and at-risk equines. Equally vital is our commitment to bolstering support for the rescues and sanctuaries that serve them.” As, Julie Broadway, President of AHC emphasizes: “We cannot assist one without supporting the other.”
Rescue and sanctuary organizations will now benefit from a more streamlined process – requiring just one application for joint AHFEH/UHC membership. With the convenience of updating any changed information as needed through the UHC’s Member Portal, valuable time spent on redundant applications is significantly reduced.
The best part of all of this?
It’s free!
Membership with AHFEH/UHC is offered at no cost to registered 501c3 rescue and sanctuary organizations across the United States. This inclusive membership provides access to benefits from AHFEH and UHC sponsors such as Purina, Absorbine, Tractor Supply, Weatherbeeta, and Equine Discounts, all of whom are dedicated to enhancing support for equine welfare initiatives.
“The Equine Network Foundation is proud to be expanding A Home for Every Horse in 2024 and sponsoring qualified 501c3’s membership to UHC is just one of the programs we are looking to this year,” said Melissa Kitchen, President of the ENF. “We value the partnership we have with UHC, the welfare of the horse is front and center in all that we do, and together we stand by our commitment to help rescues take care of the horses in need.”