MMR Hearts for Horses Non-profit

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Generous Support Helps Build new non-profit Facilities

   

Above Left, in 2001 Julie & Rich Carpenter envisioned the old Christmas tree farm would make the perfect Hearts for Horses facility. Center, Rich and neighbor Rich E. put in hundreds of hours clearing and leveling the pad. By 2004, several years of generous donations of time, money and materials, combined with adoption fees, enabled Hearts for Horses to build an 8-stall mare motel and corrals to house residents for re-training.

 

Hearts for Horses History & Outlook

In 2001 Julie and Rich Carpenter founded Hearts For Horses, a rescue, rehab and educational non-profit at Miracle Mountain Ranch in Jackson, CA. Since then they have helped 18 horses. 

Julie, has educated the public in the joys and responsibilities of horse ownership for more than 14 years. Her “Horsemanship From the Heart” approach teaches people to understand and communicate from their horses’ point of view. Now they are helping more horses with Hearts for Horses.

Over the years, Julie and Rich have been involved in horse rescue organizations and have helped save many horses from mistreatment or death. Hearts for Horses, a nonprofit corporation, is a natural continuation of their desire to bring out the best in horses and people by teaching both how to create harmonious horse-human relationship

Hearts for Horses focuses on improving the lives of horses in need by providing loving care and gentle retraining. The final step is matching them with people looking for an equine friend and partner.

Hearts for Horses ensures that each home remains safe and happy by doing site visits on a regular basis. If an adoptive owner mistreats a horse, they will lose custody. If a partnership is just not a good match, a re-match will be made.  All Hearts for Horses income is reinvested to support and retrain rescued/donated horses, to help more horses, and to educate more people.