ATKHER was started in May of 2010 and Incorporated in June of 2010. We are dedica...ted to the rescue, rehabilitation and placement of equines in need; assisting equines in situations of neglect, abuse or threat of slaughter. To educate the public regarding the standards of care required to maintain an equine as a riding partner and/or companion animal in a humane manner.
2. How can I view business fillings by ATKHER? http://www.concord-sots.ct.gov/CONCORD/online?sn=InquiryServlet&eid=99
3. Millington Equine- Millingtonequine.com
4. Who is the Farrier for All The Kings Horses Equine Rescue? Luis Reyes
5. Does All The Kings Horses Equine Rescue have their own site? All The Kings Kings Horses leases our own barn at 630 Forest Rd in Northford, CT
Our mailing address is All The Kings Horses Equine Rescue Inc. PO Box 88
Northford, CT 06472
6. Can I visit ATKHER? Yes, you are allowed to visit ATKHER by appointment only. This is a privately owned property and I ask you respect the owners of the land. You may schedule an appointment by emailing me at [email protected]
7. Does ATKHER accept volunteers? Yes, we accept volunteers to do a variety of chores from, cleaning, feeding, grooming, riding, wound management, and etc. Horse experience is not necessary, and we will train and educate those on equine management. We will also allow local schools to visit our program.
8. How do I adopt an equine from ATKHER? ATKHER requires a signed adoption application and contract. We require a Veterinarian, farrier, and three personal references. We contact all references, and will do a home visit. We ask you to visit the farm to meet your potential equine partner. We will assess to find the most appropriate home and make lessons available for those and their potential new family member. Please e-mail to request a copy of the adoption form and contract. [email protected]
9. How can I foster for ATKHER? ATKHER accepts foster homes with a signed Foster care agreement. We require a Veterinarian and Farrier reference. We also do a site visit to ensure proper facilities for our equines in our care.
