Phoenix Rising Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation
Phoenix Rising Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation
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At Fox Hollow, we believe in the importance of rescuing horses. We love to cooperate with Phoenix Rising Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation - a non-profit organization that saves and rehabilitates not only horses but all animals.
At Fox Hollow, we believe in the importance of rescuing horses. We love to cooperate with Phoenix Rising Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation - a non-profit organization that saves and rehabilitates not only horses but all animals.
Some of Our Horses From Phoenix Rising
Some of Our Horses From Phoenix Rising
Jackson
Jackson is an Off-The-Track-Thoroughbred. After coming to Fox Hollow from the rescue, Jackson successfully competed up to 1 meter in the jumpers and showed in the 3'6" Juniors and Thoroughbred Incentive Championships. He is now enjoying retirement.
Bailey
Bailey was originally an Amish cart pony, and she was eventually rescued from a kill-pen sale. She is one of the lesson program's most instrumental participants. She shows in IEA and competes in hunters and jumpers up to 2'6".
Baby
Baby is an Off-The-Track-Thoroughbred whose trainer left her at a kill-pen sale. The rescue found her and she has been with us since she was 3. She competed in the 2'6" and 2'9" Thoroughbred Divisions and in the Thoroughbred Incentive Championships. She is another instrumental horse in our lesson program.
Sky
Sky is a kill-pen sale rescue. She used to work with cows, and eventually, as a green 4 year-old, she came to Fox Hollow. She now competes at 2'6" and 2'9" with her owner Nicole Hilleges.The Importance and Impact of Rescuing Horses
The Importance and Impact of Rescuing Horses
Rescuing a horse means saving it from a life of suffering and abuse. Organizations like Phoenix Rising dedicate their efforts to shielding animals from cruelty and neglect. By adopting from rescues such as this, we not only give a horse a new, loving home but also enable the organization to help even more animals. Right now, there are between six and ten thousand horses in rescues throughout the United States, all of whom deserve safe environments and caring owners. These horses have immense potential. At Fox Hollow, we have seen our rescue horses become incredible athletes and dependable lesson horses. Giving horses a second chance through adoption and rescuing allows them to reach their potential and be treated the way they deserve.
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