Horses Without Humans Rescue Organization

Horses Without Humans Rescue Organization Horses Without Humans Rescue Organization's goal is to Rescue, Rehabilitate, Re-train and Rehome horses in need. Follow us IG .rescue

Our Mission at Horses Without Humans Rescue Organization is to Rescue, Rehab, Retrain, and Rehome horses in need and to educate the community about the plight of unwanted horses through outreach and social media platforms.

06/24/2026

Shadow Update 🧔

You gave this mare her mornings back. Here is one of them.

Early morning, her favorite time of day. She walks the center path on her own, the mares grazing on her left, the geldings on her right. A time to be free to pick her spots, drop her head, and eat some grass.

A year ago she could not have taken it.

This is what your thoughts, your prayers and your kindness paid for.

Thank you all for being part of her life.

Cheers, folks,
Yvonne

Well, folks. Some good news landed this morning.HWH Rescue has been named a Best of Florida nominee by Guide to Florida....
06/24/2026

Well, folks. Some good news landed this morning.

HWH Rescue has been named a Best of Florida nominee by Guide to Florida. A nomination like this does not come from a board or a panel.

It comes from people. It comes from you.

Every donation, every share, every kind word you have sent these horses over the years, this is where it shows up. You all did this.
Now we need one more thing. We need your vote.

You can cast it at guidetoflorida.com. It takes a minute, and it costs nothing but that minute. A win puts these horses, and the work of getting them back to their fullest potential, in front of a whole lot more eyes.

So if you have a moment today, head over and vote. Then send it to a friend who loves horses too.

Thank you for standing with us, the way you always have.

Deadline: July 31st

Yvonne

Vote here: https://guidetoflorida.com/bell/pets-animals/horses-without-humans-rescue-organization

06/20/2026

Meet Ozzie Folks

This is truly the kindest sweetest boy that anyone can ride. Right at 15h ozzie is smooth sane sweet and sound.
He is healthy and a good eater. No current medical issues.
21 years young and looking to be someones best friend.
Message us for more or to set up a visit!

Will the owners be charged??? We hear this question often!We heard it this week when a donkey died before we could get l...
06/20/2026

Will the owners be charged???
We hear this question often!
We heard it this week when a donkey died before we could get legal possession of him.
We feel the same outrage as you.
Almost always the answer is no!
The owners are not charged!

We are powerless to change this.
We try, but we do not create or enforce laws.
We can only step in when our assistance is requested.
We don’t seize animals or take them from their owners.
We can’t. They must be surrendered.
In many ways, our hands are tied. But it still hurts.
We see the results of neglect, abuse and general lack of education and compassion.

Does this make us FURIOUS? YES!!

*You can help! SUPPORT HORSES WITHOUT HUMANS RESCUE and OTHER local organizations like ours.
*Get involved at a local level.
*Make your donations count! Support those who are doing the hands on work! TV commercials are compelling but individual Not for Profit Rescues are always in need.
*Explore local laws and ordinances.
*Find out if they charge offenders of animal cruelty or do they look the other way?
*Become a voice for those who have none!
*Make a difference in your community.

ALL animals need an advocate. Become one!
GIVE GENEROUSLY or get involved. TODAY!

Together, we can change the future for horses in need!!!

https://hwhrescue.org/donate

Adoption Update🧔 with Trooper (formerly, Arrow) Kaitlyn  has allowed us to share her touching words about how Trooper ha...
06/17/2026

Adoption Update🧔 with Trooper (formerly, Arrow)

Kaitlyn has allowed us to share her touching words about how Trooper has impacted her life ... we are so grateful that he has landed in such a loving home 🧔

"You know that saying, you don’t always get the horse you want, you get the horse you need?

Trooper is that horse for me.

He’s teaching me patience when things don’t go as planned, how to slow down and move through life a little softer, and how to be brave when fear would be easier.

The funny thing is, Trooper had a special place in my heart long before I ever met him. While he was still being talked about, before he was ever ours, I already felt like he was meant to be part of our family.

His journey hasn’t been easy, but neither has mine, and maybe that’s why we found each other.

Trooper may have come into my life as a rescue horse, but the truth is, I think he rescued a little piece of me too. ā¤ļøšŸ“

Some horses leave hoof prints on your heart. Trooper’s were there long before his feet ever touched our farm."

ā–¶ļø Learn more about our HWH Adoption Program
hwhrescue.org
or email us [email protected]

Lets all do what we can!!
06/17/2026

Lets all do what we can!!

Momentum continues to build for the SAFE Act.

We applaud Senator McCormick and Representative Analilia for joining the growing bipartisan effort to end the horse slaughter pipeline once and for all.

Alongside your voices, letters, and calls, the Wild Beauty Foundation and our coalition partners traveled to Washington, D.C. during Lost Horses fly-ins to meet with Members of Congress and their staff, advocating for and advancing these critical protections.

Every new champion in Congress represents another voice standing against the shipment of tens of thousands of American horses across our borders each year, into the darkness of a broken system that has operated for far too long.

Their support for the stand-alone SAFE Act also sends an important message as anti-slaughter language advances through the surface transportation reauthorization process. As the legislation we have fought for moves toward consideration on the House floor, it is essential that these protections remain intact.

This is an essential moment to keep the pressure on. Please make the call, send a letter in moments through losthorses.org, share this message, and tag your favorite animal-loving celebrities, media outlets, and lawmakers.

Thank you for being part of this journey, and for standing with The Lost Horses.

A donkey died today,Mere hours before we were given permission to pick him up.  I did not know his name. Don’t know if h...
06/17/2026

A donkey died today,

Mere hours before we were given permission to pick him up.

I did not know his name. Don’t know if he had one. He was scary thin, and lonely in his barbed wire pen. Eating his own p**p and I am sure hoping for a much better hand than he was dealt.

From the looks of him he waited a long time for his life to turn around.

We heard about him two days ago and had just gotten permission to fetch him when the call and photo came.

He sadly could not wait any longer. How could he have known that help was finally on its way?

Sometimes my job is so hard on my heart.

I thought about this little guy all day.

People can sure be horrible sometimes.

Sorry little donkey….you deserved much better.

ADOPTION UPDATE:  MauiPlease take a moment to read this update sent in by a lovely young woman named Alexandra who has s...
06/12/2026

ADOPTION UPDATE: Maui
Please take a moment to read this update sent in by a lovely young woman named Alexandra who has spent a lot of time volunteering at the Rescue with her grandmother before adopting Maui.

While we have many hard days in the rescue business, stories like this warm our hearts and help to reinforce our commitment to secure a better future for each horse that finds its way to Horses Without Humans Rescue Organization

ā€œ1 year ago today I adopted Maui. He has become by best friend. The first couple months after bringing him home were rough. I felt like giving up. I knew this horse had potential so I kept trying. Slowly he was making really great progress and his round pen work is amazing now! He hasn’t been ridden in about 6 months due to an injury. He’s healed nicely and is getting back to work I am so proud of how well his groundwork has gotten. The other day I had him tacked up to walk over poles and decided to sit on him to see how he would react and he was perfect. I even walked around for a minute. You couldn’t even tell he’s had so much time off. I can’t wait to start riding him again! I believe this time will be better. I’ve never bonded with a horse the way I have with Maui. You could ask me anything about him and I’m sure I could tell you. Now, he definitely has his quirks but I’ve never seen a horse with so much personality. Maui never fails to make me laugh he’s always being his goofy self. I believe that he needed me and I needed him.ā€

THANK YOU ALEXANDRA!!! Thank you for your compassion, patience and commitment to this amazing horse. We are so happy for you and wish you many more happy years with Maui!

If you enjoy this content, be sure to follow our page and share this and other posts to help us grow and help more horses in need!





Be mindful folks,
06/12/2026

Be mindful folks,

Please remember this the next time you see a horse trailer on the road. šŸ“ā¤ļø

That large gap in front of us isn’t there because we’re distracted or driving slowly — it’s there because living animals are travelling inside.

Horses can’t brace themselves the way humans do in a car. Every sudden brake, sharp turn, or aggressive lane change can throw them off balance and cause serious injuries.

In this photo, a newborn foal is resting beneath its mother during transport. The mare is standing carefully to protect her baby while the trailer moves around them. One sudden stop could turn a calm journey into a dangerous situation in seconds.

That’s why horse trailer drivers leave extra stopping distance, take corners slowly, and brake gently whenever possible.

We know most drivers don’t cut in intentionally to be rude — many simply don’t realise what’s inside these trailers or how fragile the situation can be.

So if you see a horse trailer on the road:
āž”ļø Give it space
āž”ļø Avoid cutting in front
āž”ļø Be patient at junctions and roundabouts
āž”ļø Remember there are animals relying on a smooth, steady ride

A little understanding goes a long way — and could help keep both horses and people safe. ā¤ļø

06/11/2026

Folks, we need to give you an honest update on where things stand with the Citrus County case.

First, thank you. The response to our request for donations and supplies was immediate and generous, as it always is with our HWH family of supporters. You showed up before we even finished asking.

When we were first contacted by the Citrus County Animal Shelter, we responded. That is what we do. We picked up Champagne and Fizzy and we were glad to receive them. There were some details about their situation that were not communicated to us ahead of time. We believe that was an oversight born of inexperience rather than intent. When we raised those concerns with staff, the conversations did not go well. We offered to take additional horses once they were stabilized and ready for training and adoption. That offer was declined. We have also learned that a placement has been found for Champagne and Fizzy and we are arranging transportation today.

Today, three of our staff members rearranged their day and drove out at first light to pick up the orphaned filly we had been asked to intake. We had coordinated the trip, prepared the accommodations, and were already on the road when we were notified that the filly had been adopted out. We were no longer needed.

What we cannot leave unsaid is this. This case has not been handled the way a partnership between organizations should be handled. We came when we were called. Our staff gave their time, their mornings, and their energy. You gave your dollars and your prayers within hours of us asking. That deserves better than what this situation has delivered.

HWH Rescue has been a resource for several counties over the years, for advice, for intake, for the hard cases no one else wants to take. That will not change. But our finances, our inventory, our staff, and our time are not unlimited. Going forward, we will be more careful about where we direct those resources. When we say yes to a case, we need the people on the other end to be working toward the same goal we are.

We sincerely hope every horse from this case recovers fully and finds a good home. That has always been the only point.

Now, here is what we know about your contributions.

If you sent items through our Chewy Wish List, good news. Chewy will credit those returns directly back to you. Please follow the directions at chewy.com/customer-care/returns.

If you made a donation to our campaign and would like a refund, please contact us directly and we will make it right. No questions asked. If you would like your donation to stay with HWH, it will go directly toward future neglect cases. There is no shortage of horses that need us, and when the next call comes, your generosity will already be there.

Please reach us at [email protected] to let us know your preference.

Thank you for trusting us with your support.

We do not take that lightly.

Yvonne

Address

6191 US Highway 129
Bell, FL
32619

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13869353902

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