Animals Charities That specialise in Horses

Wakefield RDA provides horse riding for people with disabilities in the Wakefield District.Volunteers help with horse care and riding sessions.Training and qualifications are available to riders and volunteers.

Established in response to widespread concern about the viability and long-term survival of the traditional Dartmoor Heritage pony on Dartmoor. We provide: direct grants to breeders and keepers, grazing on Bellever, organisation of multi-year scientific studies, educational walks and talks on Heritage Ponies, advocacy for Heritage Ponies breeders. In addition we promote sale of Heritage Ponies.

Rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of horses and ponies. Rehoming also offered to small animals.

We provide Equine Assisted Learning and Therapeutic Horsemanship to children , teenagers and their families when life is challenging and additional support helps to deal with the issues that they are facing. We are based in Wisborough Green, West Sussex. Families come and spend time with the horses and with qualified practitioners find new skills ,strategies and information to assist them.

The trust aims to provide financial assistance to charities who provide in particular support to children, elderly people and other vulnerable individuals particularly but not exclusively within the Northamptonshire area. The trust also has an interest in supporting equine related charities particularly those within the aims outlined above.

The Horse Rescue Fund aims to prevent and relieve cruelty to horses, ponies and donkeys, to protect them from unnecessary suffering and to advance the education of the public in their proper care and treatment. To this end we rescue any neglected or badly treated equines, restore them to full health and carry out all necessary rehabilitation to enable us to place them on loan in approved homes.

The Charity is a Breed Society maintaining a Stud Book, is a recognised Equine Passport Issuing Organisation and seeks to foster and keep pure the Fell pony breed, and to circulate knowledge and general information about the breed. The Fell pony is recognised as a rare breed by the RBST.

Rehoming & general care of sick & unwanted horses. The charity trades through three shop outlets as well as receiving donations.

Promotion and regulation of the pure breeding of Hackney Horses

To further the education of all those involved in the ownership and care of horses to the intent that all those involved should have access to details of the best veterinary and management practices that are conducive to the welfare of the horses concerned. This is achieved by providing support of appropriate seminars through sponsorship, travel bursaries, and individual educational bursaries.

Blackmore Vale Riding for the Disabled offers riding on real ponies and two mechanical horses at Cherrington Farm Cottage, North Cheriton, Somerset to disabled riders in N Dorset and S Somerset.Our riders range in age from 5-74 and have a range of disabilities. We have 6 accredited coach/instructors and a pool of 50 volunteers. We operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays during term time

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of equines, who may be old, neglected, abandoned or otherwise, in need of care and attention, and in particular to provide and maintain rescue homes and other facilities for the homing, care and treatment of such equines.

The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund aims through financial and any other suitable means to assist those who have been injured in a horse related accident where no other help is readily available.

Lambourn RDA provides equestrian facilities for the disabled. Our vision is to offer people with disabilities in our area therapy by working with horses.Our mission is to enable people with disabilities to ride a horse and achieve their goals through the work of our volunteers.We provide instruction at all levels of ability and currently have 6 ponies and approximately 40 riders.

Providing horse riding for disabled children and adults

Tower House Horses CIO works with young people and adults in Hampshire and the surrounding area to promote mental and emotional health and wellbeing, and rehabilitation, through the provision of equine assisted learning.

A charity to help abandoned horses in the Hampshire Area and also to help the general public with the care and surrender of their horses to help rehabilitate and rehome them.

To relieve sickness, pain, fear and stress amongst sick, elderly, unwanted or neglected horses, ponies and other animals and to prevent ill treatment and cruelty to such animals. Also to educate and advise the public, particularly those members of the public involved in the care of such animals, on the ways in which to care for the needs of such animals.

We offer high impact horse-powered interventions for hard to reach participants. Participants usually have multiple problems and live in difficult situations. The method used is a revolutionary approach to mental health/self-regulation with excellent impact evidence. Participants are helped to become calm and focused by learning to communicate with specially trained horses from the ground.

The Shelley Centre is a member of The Riding for the Disabled Association Charity no 244108. As an independent charity we provide riding for the health & wellbeing for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities. We not only teach riding skills but use the horse for therapy through exercise. We work five days a week during term time with approx 130 riders a year and 90 volunteers.

The company shall hold the income of The White Horse Show and any other income or property received, for thegeneral charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the three villages of Uffington, Baulking andWoolstone. The Trustees assess applications from and provide support, in the form of grants, to worthy community projects.

Weekly Kids Club for children with autism, weekly Lego Therapy sessions, annual Fair, annual World Autism Day, annual camp, day trips throughout the summer, parent drop in sessions, advice and signposting, training for parents, social activities for parents, horse riding for children, swimming.

The charity aims to act as a resource for young people in the area of Rossendale, primarily Whitewell ward. Inspired by Christian faith we provide advice and assistance and organise programmes of physical, educational and other activities. We aim to create a safe environment for young people where they can reach their full potential, allowing them to build a better future for themselves.

The Carriage Foundation aims to promote, care for, preserve and interpret horse drawn carriages as an integral part of the history of transport. We are currently managing the 'Carriages of Britain' project, an online database of publicly accessible carriages and have long term plans to explore the possibility of founding a National Carriage Museum.

Promotion, welfare and protection of the DARTMOOR HILL PONY. Increasing the public awareness through education. Maintaining the bio diversity of the moor and protecting the ponies future. Improving pony health and fertility management. Leading to better managed and more productive commons.