My Nonprofit Reviews

When I went looking for a horse, I looked only at rescue organizations. Richard and Debbie at Safe Haven went beyond trying to match me up with a steed I could handle. I brought home General, who is now just a funny looking family member. Since then, I have kept track of all Safe Haven does. They will rescue horses, but they also are trained and equipped to aid in rescuing animals who are stuck or in danger. The crew will load up with donated supplies and go to any area hard hit by a weather disaster and help rescue animals and folks. They have taken their time to get the training they need to help in almost any situation, and they do. They enjoy one of their rescues finding a forever home, but they cry when they can't help a horse too far gone to survive. They are an awesome rescue group.

Adopting a horse from this organization went so well. Richard is very helpful and really wants to match you up with a horse that will fit your need. On the other hand, I've seen the pain in Debbie's eyes when she talks about some of the rescues that couldn't be saved no matter how much effort they put into them. My experiences with Safe Haven have always been good; saving abused horses is what they are all about.

This group of horse lovers has gone overboard to save and protect abused and neglected horses. I have adopted 2 horses from Safe Haven. Richard and Debbie Fincher were more than helpful and a wealth of information in this process. The horses in their care may start out in horrible condition, but they certainly won't remain that way. The care and imprinting the horses receive to teach trust are exceptional. All this is done to show them not all humans are harmful. I really love all this group does.