Welfare Line Appeal – a lifeline for horses

Welfare Line Appeal – a lifeline for horses

Horses' lives are changed forever because your support means we are here to take the call.

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£3 for three months will mean a member of our UK Welfare Line team can respond to somebody reporting a horse or horses that they are concerned about.

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£5 for five months enables a vet and farrier to help our Rescue and Rehoming Centre team assess a horse that comes into our care and make a plan for their recovery.

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£7 for seven months will mean that a horse can be handled daily, socialise with other horses and establish trust in people.

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two horses tethered to a live animal export truck

£10 will mean a member of our UK Welfare Line team can respond to somebody reporting a horse or horses that they are concerned about.

woman looking up at a live animal export truck

£25 enables a vet and farrier to help our Rescue and Rehoming Centre team assess a horse that comes into our care and make a plan for their recovery.

photo of Roly Owers with George Eustice MP

£50 will mean that a horse can be handled daily, socialise with other horses and establish trust in people.

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Why we need your help

Sally was orphaned at just ten days old

 Shetland foal Sally (full name Salvia) came into the care of our Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre in June having been orphaned at just ten days old. She’s been hand reared by the team and was fed every two hours around the clock to begin with.

Thanks to the team’s dedication, Sally has thrived in their expert care and soon showed a real will to survive, growing stronger every day. Her character soon began to shine through and she now enjoys going out to the field with her friends every day.

Sally had to be clipped at the end of the summer as she was too hot with her very thick coat and is now busy growing out of her tiny turnout rugs at speed. She may be small but Sally has certainly got a big personality – and wasn’t at all daunted by meeting the biggest horse on the farm recently.

Sally’s groom says:

“Sally will remain with us until she’s ready for rehoming for youngster handling – with her eye-catching looks and fabulous personality we expect that she’ll be extremely popular. Thanks to a concerned caller highlighting her situation to us, Sally’s future is bright – but it could so easily have been a very different story.”

Our Welfare Line receives thousands of calls each year from people concerned about horses.

We rely on caring people like you to donate £3 a month to ensure a kinder future for horses and ponies.

Please donate today

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It touches my heart with such amazing work you do you such a magical, spiritual animal. It upsets me greatly how animals are treated with such disrespect and disregard. They are sentient beings with thoughts and feelings. Thank you for being there for those that need it the most

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