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Sponsor a Horse

Help take care for our resident horses in the sanctuary. Choose a specific horse or let us use your donation as needed. Your gift will go toward the care and rehabilitation and may be spent on feed, veterinary care, dental care, hoof trimming, supplements and/or training.

You can contribute directly to Montana Horse Sanctuary, via PayPal, right now. You do NOT need to have a PayPal account and you can use MasterCard or Visa.

Push the button below and contribute now!

Horses looking for sponsors include:

Jake: Sponsor me!

(Not available for adoption)

Age 27, Quarterhorse
Jake is such a darling fella. After a very serious bout of ulcerative colitis early in 2008 we concluded that Jake’s health is too fragile for him to adapt to a new home and new horses. So Jake will live out the rest of his life here at the Sanctuary with his dear horse friends. Jake has been the ideal “uncle” to Isaac who looks up to him for guidance and advice. Jake joined the Sanctuary in 2006 when his owner became frustrated with his behavior. Turns out they hadn’t had his feet trimmed in a very long time which caused him a lot of back pain and an aggravation of his ring bone (an arthritic condition of the lower leg joints). Once his feet were trimmed properly and our veterinary chiropractor adjusted him, Jake calmed down and returned to his former sweet self. Jake continues to receive regular visits with the horseshoer (like all our horses) and adjustments from the veterinary chiropractor. We hope Jake will be with the Sanctuary for many years to come.

Happy
Adopt Me! or Sponsor Me!

(Adoption fee: $750)

Age 3, Quarterhorse cross

Happy is an intelligent and hard-working horse. She has completed groundwork and has been started under saddle with a professional trainer. Happy is ready for a forever home with an experienced rider who will ride her several times a week. She is still young and will need continued training. She will be ideal for a ranch or other location where she can put on lots of miles and really go to work. A wire cut injury of her right pastern will limit her ability to do sports that require lots of fast, tight turns.

Isaac: Sponsor Me!

(Available for adoption soon)

Age 2, Paint

Isaac joined the Sanctuary herd when his owner decided to give him to the Sanctuary because he had osteochodrosis of the hock. Surgery for this condition was successful and Isaac is now gelded and almost ready to spend time with a professional trainer. Once we determine whether his hock will stand up to riding and daily exercise we will know more about the kind of home to which he will be most suited. Isaac is a quiet, gentle guy with lots of love to give.