In addition to our regulars, we are fortunate to have multiple service groups log hundreds of hours each year helping to muck the stalls, groom the horses, and perform general facility repairs. Their contributions of time and muscle are essential to the day-to-day operation of the Rescue.
Read MoreIt’s the month for LOVE! Catch up on all that’s been going on at the ranch, and hear about new ways to share the LOVE with the horses!
Read MoreHappy New Year! It’s cold out there, so how about tucking in to read MVHR’s newsletter and get caught up on all that has been and will be going on with the horses in the New Year!
Read MoreYour donations will help MVHR to further reduce our waitlist of 40+ horses in need.
Read MoreMVHR’s Education and Outreach programs grow our volunteer base and educate the next generation, leading to the rehabilitation of more horses and assuring that our efforts continue beyond next year.
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With your help, MVHR can achieve our dream of having the best on-the-ground facility for equine rescue and rehabilitation on the Western Slope.
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60 children, ages 8-14, delighted in games, ranch work, mucking, grooming, saddling and riding; all with the underpinning theme of R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
Read MoreThanks the generosity of the MVHR Community, Casey was one of the 8 lucky horses who found her forever home this year!
Read MoreWith your support, MVHR made great progress caring for our most important physical asset for equines, staff and volunteers: The Ranch.
Read MoreYour donations and dedicated volunteer labor led to a completed, covered Stack Yard…
Read MoreSponsors supported 9 equines this year, including the tremendous medical support needed for Maddie and Ginger…
Read MoreYour support this year made it possible to take in 16 equines in need this year…
Read MoreYeehaw!!!! MVHR is thrilled to announce addition of new staff members!
Read MoreMountain Valley Horse Rescue is looking to hire Program Staff to begin work in August!
Read MoreIt is with a heavy heart and teary eyes that I am writing to let you all know that I will be leaving Mountain Valley Horse Rescue at the end of the summer…
Read MoreA beautiful Tennessee Walking Horse mare who came to MVHR thin and scared, with an eye infection and neglected feet, Luck has since been adopted by a young lady who continues to board her at MVHR where their bond grows everyday. Was it luck...or something else?
Read MoreBefore coming to MVHR, I didn’t know that donkeys came in multiple sizes, much less with spots.
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