At Rainfall Ranch Rescue, our mission is to give neglected, abused, or slaughter-bound horses a second chance at life—and in doing so, help people find healing too. We provide compassionate rescue, rehabilitation, and sanctuary to horses in need, while offering equine-assisted therapy and connection to individuals navigating trauma, grief, or emotional hardship.

Rooted in empathy, inclusion, and the power of the human–horse bond, we strive to create a safe, welcoming space where both horses and people can heal, grow, and rediscover trust—together.

It all begins with a MISSION.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What exactly does Rainfall Ranch Rescue do?
We rescue neglected, abused, or ill horses and give them a safe place to heal. From there, they either find loving forever homes or stay with us as part of our sanctuary herd. Many also take part in our Healing Hooves equine-assisted therapy program, helping people who are navigating trauma, grief, or personal challenges.

Q: Are you a nonprofit?
Yes! Rainfall Ranch Rescue is a fully approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations go directly toward caring for the horses and expanding our healing programs.

Q: Can I visit the ranch?
Yes! We offer open barn days, workshops, and volunteer orientations throughout the year. Visits are by appointment only to ensure a calm, safe space for our horses and guests. Follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter for event updates.

Q: How can I help?
There are so many ways! You can donate, volunteer, sponsor a horse, share our story, or attend an event. Every bit of support—big or small—helps us rescue and care for more horses.

Q: What is equine-assisted therapy?
It’s a form of healing that involves guided interaction with horses—no riding necessary. Horses are incredibly intuitive and often mirror human emotions, making them powerful partners in processing grief, trauma, anxiety, or everyday stress. Our sessions focus on connection, trust, and emotional growth.

Q: Are your programs LGBTQ+ inclusive?
Absolutely. Rainfall Ranch is LGBTQ+ women-owned and operated. Our barn is a safe, welcoming space for all—regardless of background, identity, or experience with horses.

Q: Can I adopt a horse?
Yes, when the right match is found. Some horses stay with us for life due to age or health, but we do have adoption opportunities. If you’re interested, we’d love to talk and see if you might be a good fit.

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