Posted in In Loving Memory
Jack’s owner died recently and before she died, she asked for him to be euthanized so she could meet him in heaven. Her children wouldn’t do it but somehow he ended up in animal control after she died. He has been auctioned but no one wanted him . Dreamcatcher got a call from animal services saying his time had ran out and he would be euthanized unless we took him, so of course he came home to dreamcatcher! He is blind in one eye but a very sweet old boy.
Our mission at DreamCatcher horse rescue is to rescue, rehabilitate and educate. We strive to rehabilitate each equine with their own individually required vet care, farrier care and nutritional needs. We provide a safe shelter, personal attention and unconditional love so that we can heal their traumatic past. We invite our community to our facility for educational equine programs. We want to share the rewarding love and joy our equines give back to us. Our goals are to create awareness and to educate the community on preventing cruelty, rescue and rehabilitation. Our commitment to these equines is to be their voice and give them the chance they deserve. 
