My Nonprofit Reviews

Hand, Hoof and Heart really impressed me to the limit. They are organized and friendly. The instructors and volunteers are very knowledgeable with teaching and helping children with therapeutic horse riding skills. The staff and volunteers provide wonderful love and care for all their horses from nutrition, hoof care, grooming, etc. I would highly recommend HHH!

Trinity Rescue and Equine Sanctuary is an exceptional organization that I have been actively volunteering with for over 5 years. The people are great to work with. The horses and donkeys that the rescue takes in are given a thorough evaluation and decisions are then made regarding diet, medications and other things. The love and care that they exhibit to these animals is incredible and they make sensible, sound decisions about a situation. The people at the rescue is also wonderful in teaching new volunteers about each horse's situation and about the operation.

I have been an active volunteer at Trinity Rescue & Equine Sanctuary for over 3 years now, and I am happy that I did not miss this great opportunity to help in any way that I can to rescued horses. Cynthia and Joey Heaton are the founders/owners and they say this is a dream come true for them. The truth of the matter is that not only have they helped our horses, but they have also helped people to get to know all about horses, which leads to loving them and everyone else who frequents the rescue. It is unimaginable the amount of friendships (human and equine alike) that have developed here. Everyone is courteous and loving. I can sense that the horses are all happy here until the absolute right person(s) come along to adopt them. Then, or course, it is a bittersweet situation and I can guarantee you that any adopted horse will never be forgotten. Trinity Rescue is truly a wonderful organization and I am thrilled to be a part of it; learning more and more every day.

Trinity Rescue was presented to me on 6/14/15 (over 2 years ago) and I continue to be honored to be a part of this organization. The founders have taught me so many things about horses that need to be rescued. I have seen enough, but probably not all, abuse, neglect and abandoned cases that have come into Trinity Rescue. With a lot of love and medical evaluation and treatment, these horses are restored to their "should be" status. Trinity continues to rehab these horses and trains them to be rideable under saddle before placing them up for adoption. Potential people that want to adopt need to prove themselves worthy of adopting any of these horses. I admire these qualities and I will work tooth and nail with this Rescue to help them achieve their goals. I am "hooked" as they say and once a valuable adoption takes place, it is bittersweet. You feel happy for both the new adopter and the Trinity Rescue horse, but you feel like their is somebody missing in your life when the horse departs. I would recommend Trinity Rescue to any potential volunteer or potential adopter. The people who direct Trinity Rescue work hard to make sure there is an absolute true fit for these horses, and the part that is also admirable is that if the parties (horse and adopter) do not work our, Trinity Rescue will take the horse back in a heartbeat.

Trinity Rescue is the most rewarding and wonderful rescue for horses and donkeys that I have had the great pleasure of helping out at since June, 2015. The owners/managers know everything about equine handling and health. I don't believe that there are any amount of words that can truly portray how much each and every horse, mini horse and donkey there are so loved and taken care of. The leaders and volunteers are quite helpful and understanding and give great direction in how to proceed with daily chores and other things that the horses need. I am proud to be an active volunteer at Trinity Rescue, and recommend highly.

I discovered Trinity Rescue and began helping out on June 14, 2015. The founders and owners (Cynthia and Joey Heaton) have made me a great admirer of their hard work and dedication to horses and donkeys who have been neglected, starved, abused and/or need emergency help and rescue. I decided that I wanted to help out more and more, and perhaps learn more about horses and how to take special care of them. We all work together to help the leaders and other volunteers that come to Trinity Rescue. Our activities include feeding, giving water, hay and other special feedings. Appropriate medical treatment is given to those who are due for their shots and perhaps surgical intervention to try to get these precious horses and donkeys better. There are no amount of words that I can say that truly expresses the experiences I have had thus far at Trinity Rescue. When I realize the dream that came true for Cynthia and Joey, I say to myself "where there's a will, there is a way". After all, it is the responsibility of every human being to love, take care of and be the voice of God's creatures. Trinity Rescue has my ultimate love and respect and I will continue to help them as much as possible.