HorseNet is in need of caring people to sponsor our horses. Sponsors help offset the cost to care for our horse while they wait for their permanent homes. All sponsor donations are tax deductible.
HorseNet maintains a blind herd, all of which will stay at HorseNet for the remainder of their lives and rely solely on donations for their care. They are listed below, but you may sponsor any of the horses we have at HorseNet, they all need care.
Some of the needs of our horses can be quite costly and having more that one Sponsor is a great gift!
Our goal is to have every horse sponsored, until they find their new home. Please consider being a sponsor for one of our wonderful horses. (Horses may have more than one sponsor)
To become a sponsor:
- choose who you would like to sponsor (listed below or from our for adoption page)
- fill out our sponsor form
- make your tax deductible contribution out to: HorseNet Horse Rescue
- mail the form and contribution to us at:
HorseNet Horse Rescue
P.O. Box 358
Mount Airy, MD 21771
Sponsorship Levels:
$1200 ($100 month) My Own Horse!
- photo of horse
- story of horse
- letter of thanks
- thank you posted on website
- 2 special HorseNet gifts
- Weekly visits (by appointment) |
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$600 ($50 month)
- photo of horse
- story of horse
- letter of thanks
- thank you posted on website
- 2 special HorseNet gifts
- Monthly visits (by appointment) |
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$300 ($25 month)
- photo of horse
- story of horse
- letter of thanks
- thank you posted on website
- special gift |
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$150 ($12.50 month)
- photo of horse
- story of horse
- letter of thanks
- thank you posted on website |
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BANDIT
1980 blind Appaloosa gelding.
*IN NEED OF A SPONSOR*
Click HERE to Sponsor Me |
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BLACK
JACK
1994 blind gelding.
*IN NEED OF A SPONSOR*
Click HERE to Sponsor Me |
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BONITA
Blind Belgian mare. Being sponsored
by Christy C.
Thanks so much for your support! |
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CLYDE
Clyde (left) is a Grand Canyon Burro. You know when its
feeding time, that's for sure.
Being sponsored by Twila, Abigail & Ricki L. Thanks so much for your support! |
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GALLAHAD
1989 blind gelding.
*IN NEED OF A SPONSOR*
Click HERE to Sponsor Me |
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HAWK
Hawk (originally known as Chief) came to us from Berk's Co.
Animal Control in Pa. They had in desperation put out a plea
on the internet after all other options had turned into dead
ends. His name was changed to Hawk to give credence to his "flight
to freedom." Hawk came to us 900#'s underweight - that is 1/2
his body weight -- and 32 years of age -- he is now 33. No one
was interested in him because of his age....and the fact that
he is about 95% blind. He can see a little bit and is just the
sweetest guy. He had spent most of his life (he became blind
at the age of 8) tied to a post in the barn because the family
did not have good fencing. So, Hawk is very happy with
his 2 blind buddies and his large paddock with run in shed.
Being sponsored by Steve P, CSD Financial
Team. Thanks so much for your support!
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MERCY
1997 16.3hh bay Thoroughbred gelding. He is now totally
blind. See before
and after photos.
Being sponsored by Linda W. Thanks so much for your support!
Being sponsored by Maura D. Thanks so much for your support! |
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RITA
Rita is blind as is her best pal Blondie. These two have formed
a lifelong bond. Mare.
*IN NEED OF A SPONSOR*
Click HERE to Sponsor Me |
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ROSIE
21 year old blind Morgan mare Being
sponsored by Alyssa and Sam.
Thanks so much for your support! |
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SHADOW
Shadow came to us from Happy Trails Farm and Horse Sanctuary
in Ohio. He is a 13 year old blind Standardbred. He was left
to stand alone on a concrete-based stall in manure many inches
thick, he was being treated for a severe case of thrush in several
hooves and was suffering from malnutrition; He had no water
buckets hung in his stall. Happy Trails saved him and sent him
to a foster home, where he was lovingly cared for by his foster
mom, Connie. Unfortunately, Connie was unable to keep him permanently,
so in a search for a home, they contacted HorseNet. We welcome
him to our blind herd!
Being sponsored by Linda W. Thanks so much for your support! |
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STONEY
Stoney came to us from a riding school when his eyesight
became a liability. Stoney is completely blind and is keeping
Blondie company within our blind herd.
*IN NEED OF A SPONSOR*
Click HERE to Sponsor Me |
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TOADY
5 year old blind Appaloosa gelding used to be a lesson and pleasure
horse.
Being sponsored by Sam M. and Laura
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Thanks so much for your support! |
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