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Be the Lifeline They Need

Every horse we save has a story—too often, one of neglect, surrender, or the terrifying journey toward slaughter. We intervene before it’s too late, giving these animals the chance at the healthy, loving future they deserve. With your help, we rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome horses who would otherwise face cruel and inhumane endings.

When you give, you’re not only putting hay in the barn and providing life-saving veterinary care—you’re also joining the fight to end the slaughter pipeline, supporting national education programs, and empowering advocacy that protects America’s wild and domestic horses.

Together, we can save lives, restore dignity, and ensure a safe haven for horses who have nowhere else to turn. Generous donations directly support our mission to create a sanctuary where both humans and horses can heal and thrive. Through rescue horse care, horsemanship clinics, therapeutic programs, and horseback riding lessons for the underserved and less fortunate, we build connections that foster community, resilience, and self-confidence. 

Thank you for joining us to rescue horses from slaughter, neglect, and abuse.  By becoming a sponsor, you also help ensure the continuation of our mission to keep America’s wild horses on the open ranges through education, advocacy, and awareness and advocate for laws that will shut down the cruel and inhumane horse slaughter pipeline..

Corporate Sponsorships

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By sponsoring US Horse Welfare and Rescue you will help us continue national horse education programs, rescue horse care, and promote advocacy and awareness to help combat a cruel and inhumane horse slaughter pipeline. Join our movement to protect horses who have helped build this nation and given their lives to service and companionship.

  • Diamond Level: $10,000

  • Sapphire Level: $5,000

We give our Diamond and Sapphire Corporate sponsors prominent listing on our website and all media, PR releases, newsletter recognition, and marketing materials, etc. for our events for the entire year.

  • Ruby Level: $2,700

  • Emerald Level: $1,500

Our Ruby and Emerald sponsors are listed on our website for a period of 1 year, or until the corporation no longer enrolls with us as a sponsor. Additionally, Ruby sponsors will be listed as a major sponsor for 2 events during the year, Emerald sponsors will be listed as a major sponsor for 1 event during the year.

Corporate Grants:

We welcome corporations to provide grant dollars specific to certain populations or specific therapeutic programs for youth and adults who are not able to afford the programs. Examples of our programs are: Barn Buddies (6-10), Teens to the Rescue(11-17), Horsepower ( all ages 6 and up, designed for those who have emotional disorders, diagnoses, PTSD, anxiety, etc), Healing with Horses (all ages 6 and up) designed for those with cognitive diagnoses such as Asbergers, Autism, Down Syndrome, etc. These programs are provided by skilled facilitators using a guided curriculum, helping the participants develop social and self awareness skills and enabling them to grow.

All sponsors will receive some free tickets to the events, invitations to private events and more.

For more information, please contact Susan Mitchell at susanmitchell@ushorserescue.org

Create your own USHWR Fundraiser on Facebook!

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Spread the word, share our cause and watch our work make an even bigger difference as we move to create a national coalition of rescuers working together, creating a bigger and better voice. But, we cannot do it without YOU.

Help us make USHWR a safety net for America’s Horses nationwide.

It’s easy!

Go to this link: FacebookLink

Click on: Select Charity

Type In: US Horse Welfare and Rescue Organization

Select amount you would like to raise, a stop date and information about your fundraiser!

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Thank you for your contributions to this important mission!

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