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Give Today... Give A Horse The Chance To Give Back

Our Mission

The mission of Horse Aid Live, Inc. is to promote humane treatment for all equines, regardless of breed, and to provide support for non-profit organizations that provide humane treatment and shelter for equines.

News From Horse Aid Live

The Paulick Report features Horse Aid Live as their weekly "Good News Friday" for July 2, 2010! Read the article

Horse Aid Live welcomes our latest Partner - Kentucky Equine Research! Their professionals will be providing answers to horse owners' questions on Horse Aid Live's website each Tuesday. The first Q&As will be written by Equine Nutritionist Dr. Kathleen Crandell.

Logo T-Shirts, men's crew neck and women's scoop neck, and caps are here - visit our Horse Aid Live shop.

Horse Aid Live would like to welcome new Advisory Board members James & Misdee Wrigley Miller of Hillcroft Farm! They compete in Driving, Polo, and Saddlebred shows.

D.W. Moffett, Joe McCoy on NBC's Friday Night Lights, wants to help Horse Aid Live. Although he doesn't sing, D.W. joins the Advisory Board to spread awareness for Horse Aid Live and challenges horse enthusiast everywhere to get involved. We also welcome to our Advisory Board Rick Dees, host of the #1 syndicated radio show The Weekly Top 40 Countdown. In addition, coming to lend their expertise to our Advisory Board are entertainment industry professionals Producer Minor Childers (Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events Co-Producer), Producer/Writer Bobby DeBrino of Bob Debrino Entertainment (The Last Testament of Lucky Luciano Production Company), and Producer Rick Underhill of Underhill Drive Studio (50 Cent: Refuse 2 Die Executive Producer, Eminem AKA Producer).

The Inaugural Event

Spring 2011 Kentucky - Details coming soon!
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Why Horse Aid Live

The increasing number of unwanted horses in itself is cause for concern, and the problem is compounded further because many equine humane centers, shelters, retraining facilities and rescues have closed due to a lack of funding. ...
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Economic Scope

Prior to the downturn in the economy, the economic impact to shelter all the unwanted horses was over $25 million annually. Now, the problem has become two-fold. Not only can many people no longer afford to purchase the horse itself, the cost for veterinary care, feed, hay, bedding, and general care has also increased – thereby forcing some horses already owned into situations of neglect and abandonment. ...
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"2009 Unwanted Horses Survey." www.unwantedhorsecoalition.org.

Who We Are

Horse Aid Live is a non-profit charitable fund-raising organization which provides horse enthusiasts, horse industries, and supporters of equines of all breeds a way to give to one entity which then distributes annual grants to other non-profit organizations that support and provide humane treatment, shelter, and care to equines of all breeds. ...
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