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How You Can Help Horses In Need With A Monthly Donation – Protector Team >>

Canham farm horse rescue protecting horses from abuse, neglect and emotional trauma
 

We rescue and rehabilitate wild horses from neglect and abuse at the hands of humans. 

Addressing physical and emotional trauma we help give them the chance of a better future.

 

 

American Horses Need Your Help!

Donate to Help a horse in need

 

What You Should Know About Wild Horses, Horse Cruelty, Abuse and Slaughter

America's Wild Horses Are Under Attack
20,000 WILD HORSES ARE ROUNDED UP ANNUALY. HOW WE ADVOCATE FOR THEM. 
Horse abuse increases each year
90,000 HORSES ARE ABUSED EACH YEAR MANY IN THE NAME OF TRAINING.
American horses shipping to slaughter
20,000 HORSES SHIP TO SLAUGHTER EACH YEAR. HELP US STOP THIS BARBARIC TRADE

 

 

Join us to learn how you can help make change for ALL Horses In Need!                                                                                      

 

 

America’s Wild Horse Crisis!
Ruby Tuesday, a pregnant wild mare captured by the BLM and remvoed from her herd. Why? To make room for Big Ag to graze their cattle

The Bureau of Land Management has plans to round up 20,000 wild horses each year. Many companies contracted to round up these national icons use inhumane methods – – chasing them with helicopers, seperating herds, leaving foals without mothers and older horses to die of exhaustion and injuries. Band stallions panic and try to break out of  temporary corrals. These horses suffer injuries, emotional trauma and sometimes death.

It’s our job to advocate for the protection of our nations wild horses and support the Wild Horse and Burro Protection Act in Congress. 

 

 
“The more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the
protection by man from the cruelty of man.”

unwanted horse, abused horse, neglected horses

 

Serif (shown right) is just one of the 200,000 unwanted horses in the United States. Most discarded horses are either seniors, those with chronic illnesses that need medication and care daily or have outlived their purpose. Many horses are seen as disposable, passed from owner to owner, or trainer to trainer. Many are subjected to either neglect or abusive training methods, or both. This causes heart-wrenching physical and emotional trauma that we try to undo. 

Serif is none of the above. She is welcomed, loved, taken care of, and has free roam of our facility. She will make someone a wonderful companion and could even be part of an equine therapy program very soon. 

   

 

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