Our Horses
In Rehab
Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity.
- Hippocrates
Many times, a horse may come in with an injury, emaciated, with neglected hooves, or simply unhandled and scared. Horses that are recovering or are in quarantine from auction find themselves in rehab.
NOTE: We are unable to remove the "Apply to Adopt" button on the liked pages for these horses. Unless we have given an estimated adoptable date for each horse, we will not be processing adoption applications for rehabilitation horses.

Winnie
Winnie is a filly who came from auction with a severely contracted front hoof. She had surgery on June 14, 2024, to attempt to correct it and give her a pain free and normal life.

Lily, 11-yr-old Paint mare
Lily came to GSH from auction with her 2024 foal, Ivy, with multiple facial injuries. She has been confirmed in foal for a late spring 2025 foal.
You Can Help!
Give a Horse a Second Chance
Your donations allow us to give horses in need of rehabilitation the time they need to recover and grow. Consider a monthly donation to help!