Animals Charities That specialise in Horses

We aim to provide a permanent and holistic retirement home for horses, donkeys and other animals, whilst at the same time creating and sustaining habitats that encourage wildlife, birds and native plant species. We also aim to educate and inspire the public by example and through walks, talks and courses.

At Out of Class our beneficiaries are offered the option to engage in a range of practical and vocational activities. These include but are not limited to: Therapeutic work with horses and dogs

The Association provides horse riding as a therapy for all age groups suffering from physical or mental disabilities. On 2 days per week at their purpose built facilities at Willington, Bedfordshire.

The Charity principally supports equine and City of London related charities

TREC GB is the national governing body for the sport of British TREC within the UK. British TREC is an equestrian sport focussed on orienteering on horseback and the development of skills needed by horse and rider to safely plan and execute a ride in unfamiliar terrain.

Our main work is the rescue and care of abused or neglected equines, rehabilitating them to be the best they can be considering their aptitude/abilities. The aim is to rehome but this is not often possible due to old age or long-term physical issues which often renders them unsuitable for riding but some are suitable as companions. We offer young people opportunities to work with our animals.

The objectives of the Trust are:To prevent cruelty to equine animals, to relieve suffering and distress amongst such equine animals, To provide social services for help for the relief of the aged and infirm.

Horse Riding lessons for children and adults with all types of disabilities, all year round.

The Trust employs several people in Christian ministry in the Bridgnorth area.The Trust provides financial support to various other Christian ministries in Shropshire, in the UK and overseas.

British Breed Society for Connemara Ponies

The Charity's objects are to promote Registered Exmoor Ponies and to encourage and maintain the standards of ponies used for breeding and to form and publish a stud book for the registration of Exmoor ponies. The Charity seeks to educate the public on the attributes of this rare native breed and act in an advisory capacity in reported cases of ill treatment of Registered Exmoor Ponies.

We promote and support educational and recreational facilities for children and adults regardless of their physical or mental ability to enable them to ride, enjoy and learn about horses & ponies. We also participate in prevention of cruelty to all equines, and in improving the standard of horses & ponies by promoting selective breeding and researching matters relevent to equine health.

The charity commenced activities in October 2020, delivering an Equine facilitated behavioral change programme, outdoor learning and campfire sessions as well as animal interaction clubs. The charity also delivers access to some Heritage crafts, such as willow weaving and peg loom weaving, and gardening skills.

To promote humane behaviour towards equines; by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for equines which are in need of care and attention by reasoning of sickness, maltreatment poor circumstances or ill usage and to educate the public in matters pertaining to equine welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among equines.

Equilore provides Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy (EFP) to children (7 onwards), young people and adults who are faced with mental health challenges. In our sessions clients work with the horses from the ground. EFP is particularly helpful when talking therapy has failed because of the psychology and non verbal nature of horses. Equilore is based in Launton, Oxfordshire.

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

To promote the breeding of Dales Ponies. To register Dales Ponies and maintain the Dales Pony Society Stud Book.

Charis Club original aim was and is to educate people through their leisure and social time so to develop their physical mental and spiritual capabilities. Our mission is to make sure all people in need get all the help, support and advice they need, when they need it, no matter what it is. Whether it is free food and drink, a reassuring conversation, equine therapy, education or legal advice.

RESCUE, REHABILITATION & REHOMING OF PONIES

The care and protection of animals, and in particular horses, who are in need of care and attention by reason of old age, sickness, maltreatment, neglect, poor circumstances, or other similar causes deemed worthy by the Trustees.

Assistance to professional or former professional polo players. Education and training for alternative employment or self-employment of professional or former professional players. Assistance towards the welfare of ponies. Encouragement of polo amongst children and the young in full time education. Encouragement amongst members of the Armed Services. Donations to other charities.

Our MissionWithin the parish of Stoodleigh near Tiverton, Devon, is where we rescue ponies and train suitable ones to work with children and adults.The ponies must ultimately possess a calm and gentle nature, which is fundamental for equine assisted activities. Once trained the ponies are able to carry out their work in a number of settings, often with children in hospitals, schools and hospi

Rescuing horses and donkeys, advice on all animal matters, collection of strays (horses) 24 hour service, rescuing of stray dogs and other animals. Helping children off the streets and disabled persons by offering advise and work with the rescued animals.

To advance the education of the public in the subject of the history of the Dartmoor Hill Ponies and any matters pertaining to animal welfare through social media/website, face to face events and work experience placements. Attending to Hill Ponies in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage. We have run gelding clinics.