How we’re taking steps to make our rescue and rehoming centres more environmentally sustainable
With the welfare of the environment, horses and people closely interlinked, simple changes can make a big difference.
Retraining to build trust and increase confidence
We catch up with Belwade Farm groom Kirsty, to find out more about Clover’s story.
Applying a whole horse approach at our rescue and rehoming centres
We catch up with Belwade Farm Centre Manager Eileen to find out more.
“When I grow up, I want to work here”
This is something we hear from our younger visitors all the time and it was a dream that came true for groom Lorraine.
Strangles can be stubborn. But so are we!
How we’re treating horses and clearing carriers of the disease at Hall Farm.
Strangles – an update from Hall Farm
We share where we are in our efforts to return to a sense of normality at our Norfolk rescue and rehoming centre.
The Trafficked 20 – Strangles
The hidden issues associated with rescuing smuggled horses.
Reflections on our relationship with the Balmoral Estate
Centre Manager Eileen reflects on Belwade Farm’s connection with Balmoral Estate – the Scottish residence of our late monarch Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – over the years.
Caring for 19 unhandled ponies? All in a day’s work!
Glenda Spooner Farm grooms Amy and Emily describe how a group of unhandled new arrivals kept them very busy last year.
Ever wondered what a day in the life of a World Horse Welfare groom is like? Read on to find out!
Groom Lauren has been a member of the Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre since 2015 – find out how her day pans out during lockdown.
