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Click the image to view the story of the latest HAROTC impound.
Any donations made will go directly to caring for animals such as these.
(courtesy of KOMO news)
News from the President:
As with all organizations that rely on the generosity of the public, we are experiencing a shortage of funds and people who will adopt horses that have been impounded and rehabilitated. Our treasury is at it's lowest point in 8 years and if we have a major impound we won't have sufficient funds to provide the services that animals need. We also need people with horse experience to foster animals until they can be adopted. None of the law enforcement agencies, city police and Thurston County have any funds in their budgets for caring for impounded hoofed animals so we take up the slack. A donation made to Hooved Animal Rescue of Thurston County at PO Box 711, East Olympia, WA 98540 or the donation page on our website helps to fill that gap. If you have room in your pastures and your heart to adopt a rehabilitated horse, even if it isn't rideable, please open yourself to helping us. We have over 20 horses that we are caring for right now that are available for adoption, some we have had for over 2 years. You can visit our adoption page to see horses that are available. There are also a few that haven't been posted yet.
John Countryman
ANOTHER HAPPY HAROTC ENDING
Lucky's feet were so abscessed had to spent a month in protective cushioned boots so he could walk normally.
He was skinny and because of an improper tail wrap his tail had gone from a normal length tail to a bob.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
We're so happy to see Lucky doing so well.
Please visit our adoption page to see all
available horses.
click image to view story
(photos courtesy of KOMO news)
Once the Emu was caught, HAROTC
was able to transport the stranded
Emu to its new home.
Meet Cash, a yearling, quarterhorse cross. He has been started in groundwork.
Plese visit our adoption page to see all available horses
Do you need assistance with humane euthanasia for sick, injured or aging horses?
We are now offering the "END OF THE TRAIL" fund to help offset the cost.
Click the logo to find out more
