Helping Hands Horse Rescue and Equine Therapy is a 501C3 Non-profit organization.
Your donations are vital in sustaining the care and rehabilitation of our rescued animals. Whether it's funding medical treatments or improving our facilities, every contribution makes a significant difference. Help us continue our mission to offer a safe haven and a second chance at life for these deserving animals.
Helping Hands Animal Sanctuary is home to a variety of rescued farm animals including horses, miniature horses, goats, llamas, chickens, ducks, sheep, and 50+ other types animals. Each animal has been rescued from situations of neglect or abuse and is provided with the care and rehabilitation needed to thrive in a loving environment.
At Helping Hands, the well-being of our animals is our top priority. All rescued animals receive a comprehensive health assessment upon arrival, followed by tailored medical treatment and a personalized rehabilitation plan. Our facilities are designed to provide safe and comfortable living conditions, and our dedicated staff includes experienced veterinarians and animal care specialists who monitor the animals' health and progress daily.
Yes, Helping Hands Animal Sanctuary offers educational programs designed to raise awareness about animal welfare and the responsibilities involved in caring for rescued animals. These programs are suitable for schools, community groups, and individuals interested in learning more about animal rescue operations and how to contribute positively to animal welfare. Participants gain hands-on experience and are encouraged to interact with our animals under supervision, fostering a deeper understanding and respect for animal care.
Yes, we welcome visitors who want to learn more about our work and meet our animals. To ensure the safety and well-being of our animals and guests, visits are scheduled by appointment. Please contact us through our website or by phone to arrange a visit and experience firsthand the impact of our rescue and rehabilitation efforts.
There are several ways to support our sanctuary: you can make a financial donation, sponsor a specific animal, or join our volunteer program. Each contribution helps us cover the costs of animal care, medical treatments, and facility maintenance. For more details on how to contribute, please visit our donation and volunteer pages on our website.
Sponsoring an animal at Helping Hands provides critical financial support for their ongoing care and rehabilitation. Sponsors choose a specific animal to support and receive updates on their progress, a sponsorship certificate, and opportunities to visit their sponsored animal. There are various sponsorship levels available, each contributing to different aspects of care such as food, medical care, and habitat maintenance.
Every donation to Helping Hands directly supports our mission of rescuing and rehabilitating animals. Contributions are used to cover essential costs such as veterinary care, food, and shelter maintenance. For instance, a donation of $100 could cover the medical check-ups for two goats, while $500 might fund a month's supply of specialized feed for our horses. Donors receive regular updates on how their contributions are making an impact, ensuring transparency and continued engagement.
Volunteers are integral to our operations and contribute across various roles, including animal care, facility maintenance, and support during therapy sessions. Tasks range from feeding and grooming animals to assisting in therapeutic programs and general upkeep of the sanctuary. To learn more about how you can help and to apply for volunteer positions, please visit our volunteer inquiry section on this page or contact us directly.
Yesterday at Helping Hands Healing Sanctuary we helped facilitate a corporate teambuilding event for a local counseling group. Utilizing the horses, we helped them explore their goal to promote unity and growth for their team. They learned about trust, feeling safe to be vulnerable, while being caring, compassionate and nurturing to each other. It was […]
Helping Hands Healing Sanctuary is hoping to resume our group therapy sessions by Summer 2021 if everything continues to go in the right direction. We will be offering group equine therapy sessions for the following groups: Adolescent girls ages 11-17 and adolescent boys ages 11-17 (focus will be anxiety, depression, bullying and suicidal tendencies) Boys […]
Hello sweet girl!!! Welcome Antea the miniature donkey! Antea comes to us from Malibu, California. She is a super sweet little girl and will be an invaluable addition to our equine therapy program. Here at Helping Hands Healing Sanctuary we provide Equine Therapy using the Eagala model for those in need of healing. Please check […]
