Foster A Horse

One of the most important things you can do for PER is to provide a temporary home for a horse in need--a foster home. When we are suddenly faced with taking on 10+ horses, just the logistics of where to place the equines--who often are malnourished--becomes a serious issue. Without available foster homes, PER would be unable to help many horses in need.
Foster homes offer a place of refuge for an equine, a place where food and love abound, until an appropriate adoptive home can be found for him or her.
PER acknowledges the cost that homes incur while caring for a horse. So we COVER ALL EXPENSES. All you have to do is offer a place in your pasture with shelter and have love in your heart to give.
Often the best thing these rescued horses need is to see that human beings can be kind. A gentle touch, a few treats, some soft words, (even a lullaby) can do wonders for a horse whose spirit has been broken.
And the reward of fostering a horse is ENORMOUS. Seeing a horse come alive with you, seeing his body fill out and his coat start to shine, seeing the look of gratitude in his eyes--there is nothing like it.
If you would like to become one of PER's precious foster homes, please download our Foster Home Application and mail it to:

No Barbed Wire


Panhandle Equine Rescue
Attn: Foster Coordinator
P.O. Box 777
Cantonment, FL 32533


lady lady

Lady is an aged mare that gets along well with other horses. She has good ground manners.

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Our Man Our Man

Our Man is a 4 year old 15.1 hand Morgan Cross gelding. He is gentle and gets along well with other horses.

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Little  Richard

Little Richard is a very sweet and loving gelding and has great manners. He was a stallion for 14 years, so he would pasture better alone or with other geldings.

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Maggie Maggie

Maggie is a very sweet donkey. She has some trust issues with strangers. She cannot be on lush pasture, due to her obesity; she is on a very limited grain diet.

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