My Nonprofit Reviews

In January 2022, Dorset Equine Rescue was asked by authorities in Vermont to assist in the efforts to remove a herd of seven neglected horses from a farm where they were not adequately cared for, and allowed to roam free. This neglect had been occurring for years, and the horses were more or less feral. After several months of care and rehabilitation, Dorset Equine Rescue was able to offer these horses to appropriate new homes. I received the mare Fayre Vermont Maid, now known as "Josie" by her friends, to be a retired companion to my other horses. DER helped her heal physically and mentally before offering her out for adoption, which was no small task given how little human contact the horses likely had. Josie is just one of many horses from similar situations that DER has helped put on the path to a better life.

https://www.samessenger.com/news/28-animals-removed-from-dunsmore-road-property-after-run-in-with-a-loose-horse-alleged/article_902c1ba0-8078-11ec-8d39-af58dc71b063.html