Occasionally we get the question asked about how to recognize when it is time for your horse to retire. Many people decide to […]
The Plants in Your Pasture Can Be a Good CLue
The plants growing in your pasture can be a clue to an issue many horse owners are not aware of with the soil. […]
A Caution About Utilizing a Dry Lot
A very strong caution If you find yourself having to dry lot a horse, you must make a careful survey of the plants […]
Sponsor a Safe Place for a Horse to Recover for a Year
Heart of Phoenix is launching a new program that allows YOU to sponsor a stall or other housing space for 12 months! During […]
Carl Bledsoe “Just Gait” Clinic for Heart of Phoenix
Gaited Horse Folks, Please share the social media event here Carl is an amazing trainer and clinican, and we are so happy that […]
What Makes a Horse More Likely to End up Neglected?
What Makes a Horse More Likely to End up Neglected? There absolutely are factors that help keep a horse considered more valued in […]
Where Does Funding Come From to Run a Horse Rescue?
Where Does Funding Come From to Run a Horse Rescue? The answers we hear in conversation are often far off base. It’s so […]
When a Horse is Dangerous, Traumatized or Chronically Ill: What YOU Should be Thinking of if You are the Owner
Some situations that are very hard for animal lovers to process and truly understand: * Letting an animal have unmanaged pain and reduced […]
The 9th Annual Ride for Rescue at Elkins Creek Horse Camp and Appalachian Trainer Face Off Meet Up!
The 9th Annual Ride for Rescue at Elkins Creek Horse Camp in Ohio for Heart of Phoenix will be paired with the ATFO […]
In Honor of 1 of Our Most Dedicated Volunteers and her Fight to Beat Breast Cancer:
Suzanna began volunteering with Heart of Phoenix more than 11 years ago. Since then, she has been instrumental in helping Heart of Phoenix […]