Since its founding, Safe Haven Equine Rescue has grown from a small non-profit sheltering a few horses to a full-scale, well respected national rescue and rehabilitation facility; this success would not have been possible without the hard work of many dedicated volunteers.

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Volunteers provide over 10,000 hours of service each year helping to rescue and rehabilitate horses, educating the community about equine abuse and neglect, and raising funds to provide for future horses in need. Safe Haven Equine offers a wide range of volunteer options, giving volunteers of all ages and abilities the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of abused and neglected horses.

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Due to the fact that many of our horses need some level of rehabilitation based on their individual circumstances, riding the horses is not part of our current volunteer program. However, there are still many hands-on opportunities working in the barn and with the horses. We encourage you to become a regular member of our barn volunteers!

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Here are some of the things volunteers do at Safe Haven Equine Rescue:

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