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Saving Horses One Heart at a Time!

HUGE USED TACK SALE!
We are selling the entire contents of this room.
We have 13 saddles, bridles, girths, helmets & much more!

To benefit abandoned animals

HFH RESCUE
Saving animals one heart at a time!

SWEET PASO NEEDS A SPONSOR!

Ricky Bobby needs a sponsor. He was abandoned and left to starve. He is a Paso Fino gelding approximately 28 yrs. old and deserves to live out the rest of his life being pampered and well fed. He does not have anyone that supports his feed bill monthly. Please help!

Ricky Bobby

Beautiful Cats & Kittens for Adoption

We have 45 cats available for adoption. They range in ages from kittens to 14 yrs old.
Please call to make an appointment to visit. 954-501-5240

IMMEDIATE NEEDS

We are in desperate need of litter (Fresh Step Unscented).
We are now in the process of preparing a new area for the cats to live in while they are waiting for their new homes. One section is nearly completed but we have plans to pave another 12x12 area and add on an atrium. If anyone can be of assistance, labor wise, please let us know. The materials, for the most part, have been donated.
DRY CAT FOOD

Feline Secrets

FELINE SECRETS
All natural herbal supplements for cats
www.equinesecrets.com

EBook on How to Train Horses

Click below to learn how!

HOW TO TAME AND TRAIN WILD HORSES
Click here for Ebook

BUY A BALE OF HAY!

For a donation of only $14.95 you can feed one of our rescues an entire bale of hay! Please support Hearts For Horses on our quest to save these abandoned and neglected horses.

BUTTERFLY
The picture below is from the Sun Sentinel Newspaper

Judy Scott, left, Crystal Scott and Cindy Lane tend to Butterfly, who was found starving.

Hearts For Horses was founded due to the economic downturn. With today's economy, so many people were abandoning their horses and we just couldn't look the other way!

We took in our first rescue on January of 2010. Her name was Butterfly and she changed our lives forever. We had never seen a horse as skinny as she was! It was heartbreaking, to say the least. When she laid down she was not strong enough to get up. We had to physically help her to stand. It took a lot of strength and manpower, pulling and pushing. After having her for only fa few days, we became very concerned about her condition. On the 5th day we found her in her stall unable to get up. We managed to maneuver her out of the stall to where you see her in the above photo. Many hours passed and she couldn't get up. A team of us spent 26 hours with her, flipping her over every 45 minutes to keep the circulation going. We brushed her, we hand fed her, we hugged and kissed her. We hoped and prayed that she would have the strength to stand. It took ten of us to help her up. Once she was up her legs trembled and she fell to the ground. Our vet informed us that it was her time to go. Sadly, we had to put her down.

Butterfly broke all of our hearts. We all loved her. She was such a sweet mare, so grateful for the food we gave her, so responsive to the love we gave her. If we would have found her sooner she may have survived. It then became our quest to make the public aware. Butterfly was on a main road in Parkland, Florida and I'm sure many people drove by and saw her. No one notified us about her until it was too late. She was loved and pampered in her last days. At least we were able to give her that. R.I.P. Butterfly. We miss you. :(

I don't think the general public is aware of the fact that you can't just leave a horse in a field somewhere and expect it to survive. There is much, much more to horse care than that.

n Butterfly

Please help us to stop this from happening

THIS IS DREAM CATCHER
He was found wandering the streets of Miami.

BEFORE PICTURE OF DREAMY

AFTER PICTURE OF DREAMY
Healthy & Happy after being at Hearts For Horses Rescue!

SAVING HORSES ONE HEART AT A TIME!

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Call 954-501-5240 for display ads. Monthly sponsorship for $25 is required. Your business info will also go on all of our printed materials and fund raising promotions.

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