sponsor a horse
Would you like the opportunity to become a special friend to Williams Family Farm Rescue?! You've come to the right place!
Having recurring donations ensures that we will always have the proper funds to care for our rescues (veterinary care, farrier work, feed, supplements, and more)!
Listed below are the horses that you can choose from! Whether these horses are permanent residents of WFFR or horses that needed a soft place to land and heal, they equally need your help! Each and every horse that comes to our rescue deserves the most exceptional, loving care.
A huge thank you in advance if you decide to join our Family. Each and every one of you means the world to us.
Achilles
About Me
Breed: BLM Mustang
Age: 16 (2009)
Gender: Gelding
My Story
Achilles has had a rough life from being wild on the range, to a life of abuse and neglect, to a life of rehabilitation.
Where am I going?
With Achilles past he will be a sanctuary horse of WFFR where he will help us teach others about what rescue is all about. There will never be another day that Achilles will have to suffer or worry again.
Gemma
About Me
Breed: Quarter Horse
Age: 18 (2007)
Gender: Mare
My Story
There isn't much known about Gemma's past. She came to WFFR when she landed in a pasture as an ornament horse.
Where am I going?
Gemma has some behavioral issues that we believe are pain related. Currently she is on pain management as we try to find the cause behind her problems.
Barnacle
About me
Breed: Thoroughbred
Age: 15 yr old (2010)
Gender: Stallion
My Story
Barnacle is an off the track thoroughbred who after his racing career retired to a pasture life. His owner reached out to WFFR when life changes happened, and he could no longer keep him.
Where am I going
As a stallion Barnacle is not someone easy to adopt out or use in lesson program. For now, Barnacle will remain as a sanctuary horse while we see what his future holds.
Maggie May
About me
Breed: Racking Horse
Age: 23 yr old
Gender: Mare
My Story
Maggie May came to us as an owner surrender with Barnacle. She was purchased as a riding horse for the previous owner's granddaughter whose, unfortunately lost interest in riding. She became a pasture horse with the stallion who began eating all her food causing her to lose weight.
Where am I going
Maggie will get her weight back up and be vetted and available for adoption once she is cleared.
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Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
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