I have been volunteering at Elite Equine Rescue (EER) for almost two years. Gina, the owner of EER, is an amazing woman. She takes in rescues or surrenders that were slated for euthanasia and with a lot of work (PT, taping, etc.) and patience, she rehabilitates those horses for adoption. I have seen abused horses come into the rescue that were so afraid of humans, they would cower in a corner of the stall, would not eat or drink. A few months later, the same horses are now happy as can be, come to the fence or the door when they see us, and holler for their food. Elite Equine Rescue is a great place for horses and humans alike. The volunteers always feel welcome and they are treated with respect.
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- 1670 Spring Valley Dr. c/o Elite Equine Rescue & Rehab Colorado Springs CO 80921 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: Elite Equine Rescue harnesses the power of volunteers to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home horses that have suffered abuse, neglect, abandonment or who have sustained an injury. We provide a safe landing for these horses while they receive the care they need during transition.
Results: As we continue to grow solely through word of mouth, so do our efforts and the number of horses that we save every year. Offering a full service Equine Rehab Facility, we are able to provide the very best quality care to horses that were deemed to have no quality and useless.
Target demographics: the horses of Elite Equine Rescue & Rehab
Direct beneficiaries per year: 22 injured performance horses that were headed to slaughter has we not stepped up
Geographic areas served: Elite Equine Rescue & Rehab
Programs: A safe landing to injured, neglected or abuse performance horses. We provide the supportive veterinary care and non-invasive rehab treatments needed to help facilitate their healing.
