Horses with Hope Blog

Winter can be difficult to endure for humans and animals alike.  The extreme cold, shortened daylight, and increase in major… Continue

Horses are natural grazers and in the wild would spend the majority of their day eating.  Since horses were meant… Continue

Just as it is beneficial for us as humans to stretch, the practice is also helpful for our horses. Stretches… Continue

When you look at Daphne today you would never guess that a little over a year ago she was sick,… Continue

As the saying goes, good things come in small packages!  Magic and Frankie are two new adorable geldings who are… Continue

An important part of our training program involves exposing horses to new obstacles and experiences. This helps in setting them… Continue

Oakley is one of the newest additions to the farm. He is a 20 year old, 14.1 hand Morgan/Welsh pony… Continue

Peaches joined our program in late May through collaboration with the NHSPCA. At the time of her arrival Peaches had… Continue

In December of 2017, the MSSPA received two horses in dire need of help. Authorities had been pursuing their owners… Continue

Before meeting Marley, we didn’t have any hands on experience with Tennessee Walkers. As Marley has progressed in his training… Continue

Here at the farm we use a variety of obstacles to help our horses gain confidence and to expose them to… Continue

Horse rescue is a multi-faceted endeavor. Sometimes the equines are in dire need of critical and supportive care just to… Continue

If you spend time observing a mare and her foal, you’ll see the foal mirroring every move its mother makes…. Continue

We’ve all seen those ‘Horse for Sale’ ads that read: “So gentle children can handle.” However, sometimes it ends up… Continue

As we bring new horses into our program, our goal is always to learn as much about them as possible…. Continue

With his good looks and laid-back attitude, Charlie was one of the first horses to catch our eye at the New… Continue