Horses with Hope Blog

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

A teacher asks her student a question: what day is it today?  The student responds with confidence, “It’s Friday!” Again… Continue

In late November, we brought Tommy and Roman up to the arena for the first time. Initially they were so… Continue

When temperatures hit 50 degrees earlier this month, we couldn’t resist the chance to ditch the arena and head to the… Continue

Our cute little Quarter horse Toby has had a busy few months in training. After completing his quarantine in early… Continue

We have some exciting changes coming soon to Horses with Hope. A new program manager will be joining our team, and… Continue

Despite the lingering summer heat, we have been celebrating the disappearance of the deerflies by getting out of the arenas… Continue

Two of our trainers recently embarked on a whirlwind roadtrip to meet with rescues in Maryland and W. Virginia. Our… Continue

As we mentioned last week, all three of our recent arrivals are now in full retraining mode. Koda and Toby… Continue

Now that they have had a chance to really settle into the new routine, we have begun working regularly with… Continue

Summer is an amazing time on any farm. The days are long, it’s warm, sunny and beautiful, and the animals… Continue