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All About Equine rescues and rehabilitates abused, neglected, abandoned, and/or slaughter-bound horses. View our FB albums to see adoptable horses.

Link below, visit website. https://www.facebook.com/allaboutequineanimalrescueinc/photos_albums

03/11/2026

Fiona checked the forecast and came prepared! ☔️

https://www.allaboutequine.org/fiona.html

03/11/2026

November brings a little extra focus on gratitude, and we're certainly thankful for the horses who remind us why this work matters. Each one has a story, a personality, and something special to offer.

This month, we're shining the spotlight on R***r, an adoptable horse who's ready to meet the person who might just be his perfect match.

Meet R***r!

R***r and his pal Wyatt were part of a group of about a dozen horses seized and taken into the care of a nearby law enforcement agency. Over time, all but these two stallions found adoptive homes, leaving R***r and Wyatt waiting for quite a while for there turn to go home.

The duo came to AAE in March to get a fresh start. Each had successfully undergone gelding surgery the day we picked up at the shelter. Wyatt found his forever home this past summer, but R***r is still hoping for a home.

R***r is waiting for his person. He's an older gelding that didn't have much training when we met him. At least, he didn't act like a well trained guy. At some point earlier in life, he lost an eye, but he's very well adapted to his uni-vision. R***r has come a long ways from his shelter days. He's calm, easy-going, and a really pleasant ol' guy to spend time with. Despite his eye and age, he gets along well. He tends to rest

his left hind while standing, so we looked a little deeper. After radiographs and an exam, it turns out, R***r has an old patellar fracture in his left hind. It sounds scary, but he moves comfortably and without obvious issues. R***r is personable, he enjoys attention, he's relatively easy to handle, and he's good with the farrier.

Because he's such a kind guy, we've introduced him to a saddle and done a little easy saddle work with him. He's done exceptionally well! Due to his age and old injury, he's not going to be a trail horse, per se, but it's looking like he might make a nice little lead-line horse, or one a small human could hop on to mosey up to the mail box and back. He seems to tolerate very light riding well. If you're looking for an occasional ride around the yard, R***r might be your guy.

R***r is current with dental and hoof care, vaccines, and deworming, and he has a microchip. This handsome guy is looking for a family of his own where he can be spoiled in his golden years and not have a worry in the world. He's been living in a gelding pasture, and he gets along with most of the boys, but he tends to be the leader of the band. He keeps one or two of the geldings from joining the group.

If you sound like a good match for R***r, we’d love to hear from you! You can fill out our Adoption Inquiry form to get started:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2MNaaFFwPvLDIYHROYa1Ns0pKlrCIvoBssyx2afnESMst-w/viewform

Even if you can’t adopt, you can still help! Please share R***r's story with someone who might be willing and able to open their heart and home to him!

Consider sponsoring R***r or another one of our AAE horses:
https://www.allaboutequine.org/sponsorahorse.html

01/11/2026

Morning-after Halloween check from Ava… hope everyone had a neigh-mazing night! 🎃

30/10/2026

All About Equine Animal Rescue is looking for volunteers! No experience is required. Bring your curiosity and a willing heart, and we'll handle the rest.

Volunteering with us is a wonderful way to learn about horses up close. You'll gain hands-on skills, meet friendly people who share your passion, and support a mission that truly matters, all while learning about the magic of horses.

Here's where we could use your help:

Barn help: grooming, feeding, and keeping our horses happy and comfortable

Program help: supporting the activities that connect and educate our community with horses

Fundraising help: planning events and spreading the word
And more: there's a place for every skill and schedule

Working in the All About Equine Used Tack Store

Whether you can give a few hours a month or a few days a week, you'll make a real difference.

Sign up today! https://www.allaboutequine.org/volunteer.html

Know someone who's always wanted to work or learn about horses? Tag them below or share this post!
Adults of all ages are most welcome!

29/10/2026

UPDATE:
AVA AND ALEJANDRO

We introduced this special duo to you last month. Now, we’re ready to share an update, but first, let’s do a quick recap...

Ava and Alejandro were abandoned on a property and left to fend for themselves. Eventually, they found their way off the property and were picked up by law enforcement. Their person didn't come forward to claim them, and they had no place to go.

Ava is a big, older mare, who despite being thin and a bit banged up, is sweet as can be. Her companion, Alejandro, is a gelding in his mid-teens. He came in in relatively good condition, but was a bit wary of people. He's warming up.

Today, they are making progress. Ava has gained some weight, her wounds are healing, and she's enjoying a pelleted diet that's helping improve her weight. Alejandro is learning that halters and flymasks are a horse's good friends. He's kind, handsome, and learning to navigate the world better among humans.

Ava's hooves were trimmed, and we're working on Alejandro's hoof handling to make sure his next trim is easier for him and farrier, alike. He isn't as confident with hoof handling, but we're getting closer. These two are coming along slowly but surely, and we're hoping they'll be ready for adoption before year's end.

Every little bit of progress is a step toward a brighter future for Ava and Alejandro. If you’d like to help support their continued care as they heal and prepare for their next chapter, we would be incredibly grateful. Donations of any size make a difference and help us care for horses like these two.

https://www.mygiving.net/donate/All-About-Equine-Animal-Rescue-Giving

Thank you for being part of their journey!

28/10/2026

October brought a little bit of everything to AAE, including a new face joining the herd.

We’d like to introduce you to our newest arrival…

MEET MACKEY!

Mackey is a 15+ year-old stallion who came to AAE through a nearby law enforcement agency after he was found wandering along a railroad, severely underweight and depleted. He was picked up as a stray, but sadly, his person didn't come forward to claim him.

Mackey is severely emaciated, and his road to recovery will take time, patience, and plenty of care. For now, our priority is helping him regain strength and safely put on weight.

We’re following a careful refeeding program consistent with UC Davis guidelines for malnourished horses. Once Mackey is in better physical condition and feeling stronger, we can begin addressing his other needs, including dental and hoof care, vaccinations, deworming, a microchip, and eventually, castration. Given his current condition, we want to allow his body time to stabilize before considering sedation.

Despite everything he’s been through, Mackey has already shown us what a gentleman he can be. He haltered, led, and loaded willingly when we picked him up. He traveled well and unloaded like a champ. He has a very mild-mannered disposition, and we’re hopeful that sweet nature will shine even brighter as he regains his health and strength.

Now, Mackey needs us in his corner.

Will you help us give Mackey the care and time he needs to recover?

Every donation, no matter the amount, helps provide the nutrition, veterinary care, and support he needs to get back on his feet.

Please donate today and be part of Mackey’s journey to recovery;
https://www.mygiving.net/campaign/help-mackey

You can also support Mackey by becoming a sponsor! Learn more about the program and how to sign up here:
https://www.allaboutequine.org/sponsorahorse.html

27/10/2026

Jelly Roll is going places!

Any guesses where our favorite mini mule ambassador landed today? Stay tuned!

23/10/2026

🐴 Calling All Volunteers! 🐴

The AAE Tack and Gift Shop, just off Highway 50, is looking for friendly faces to join our team! If you love horses, own horses, or simply want to give back to your community, we have a place for you.

As a volunteer, you'll help us:

🤠 Welcome visitors and help them find the perfect saddle, cowboy hat, or ranch-inspired home decor

🛍️ Keep our shelves stocked, organized, and looking their best
💬 Share the story of AAE with every shopper who walks through our doors

No retail experience? No problem! We'll show you the ropes. All you need is a warm smile and a heart for horses.

Best of all, your time makes a real difference. All shop proceeds support AAE's mission, so every shift you work helps care for the horses we love. 💛

Gather your friends, bring your passion, and join a community that's making hoofprints on hearts every day.

👉 Ready to lend a hand?
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSeWw7iXLAGYqQ.../viewform

21/10/2026

Our Sponsors Are the Real Treat!

It’s spooky to think about where we’d be without the support of our amazing sponsors and donors! Thankfully, we have a whole community of supporters in our corner.

This October, we’re highlighting one of our horse sponsors who help to keep the work going. Their support is a real treat for AAE and the horses who depend on us!

Thank you to them (and you!) for being part of the herd!

HORSE SPONSOR: DENISE M.

Who do you sponsor?
Allie

What inspired you to become a horse sponsor?
I adopted a horse from AAE in 2016 and wanted to continue supporting the organization.

What about your sponsored horse makes him/her special to you?
I have sponsored quite a few through the years and am just happy to help with any of the horses.

What does it mean to know your monthly sponsorship helps give horses in need the care and second chances they deserve?
It’s fulfilling to know I can help these animals even if it’s only a small portion of the cost of care.

What would you say to someone considering becoming a horse sponsor?
Every bit you give helps these deserving animals have a better life!

Monthly horse sponsorships help provide the care, hope, and second chances rescue horses need every day.

Ready to make a difference for a horse in need? You can become a monthly sponsor today!
https://www.allaboutequine.org/sponsorahorse.html

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