It’s here! We’ve released our Summer 2025 newsletter, featuring a Call to Action to protect our Public Lands and the livelihood of Wild Horses and Burros. We also introduce you to the newest arrivals at…
"Sisters, Susan and Karen Wagner, head the staff at Equine Advocates located in Chatham, New York. Accredited by Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance since 2014, the organization is a national nonprofit 501(c)(3). Founded in 1996 when Susan…
Dylan (back), Sly, Willie, and Bruce (L to R) The very existence of America’s Wild Horses and Burros, who live on America’s Public Lands, is being threatened in a way that has not been seen…
“The Call of the Wild” for America’s Wild Horses and Burros Was Heard in Washington A message from President & Founder Susan Wagner Dear Friends!What a “wild” couple of weeks it has been! The…
When our organization adds a rescued equine to our family, it warms our hearts to know we saved one more animal from a tragic fate. It’s an even better feeling when we get to make…
As the livelihood of America's horses continues to be threatened, it's important to continue bringing awareness to the issues that affect these precious animals and advocate for them. Commemorative days are one way to do…
Onaqui, a Wild Mustang, arrived at the sanctuary on June 4, 2022. She had been rounded up and captured by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on July 16, 2021, on the public rangelands of…
THE CALL OF THE WILD! A NATIONAL CALL-IN DAY OF ACTION AND PROTEST TO SAVE AMERICA’S WILD HORSES AND BURROS AND OUR PUBLIC LANDS When: Tuesday, July 1, 2025 This is an urgent alert for…
A message from President & Founder Susan Wagner: Dear Friends, On this day, 15 years ago, an urgent phone call from Elizabeth Forel of the Coalition to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages led us to expedite one…
This year, from June 16th through the 22nd, animal advocates will recognize Animal Rights Awareness Week, a time to bring animal welfare issues to light and speak out about how to best protect them. Sadly,…
A message from President & Founder Susan Wagner Dear Friends, Saturday, June 7th, will not just be a regular Public Open Day at Equine Advocates. DJ Greg Gattine from Radio Woodstock 100.1 WDST FM in…
Live on air - It's Equine Advocates! We're thrilled to welcome Radio Woodstock 100.1 WDST to the sanctuary this summer so they can join in on the fun during our Public Open Days. On June…
At Equine Advocates, we consider all our equine residents and human staff one big family. However, some of our horses are actually related, and we love knowing they’re in the same safe home. In recognition…
CALL TO ACTIONOutrage and Demand for Answers Erupt Over Wild Stallion’s Shooting on the Pryor MountainsA message from EA President & Founder Susan Wagner:Dear Friends,The senseless, needless and cruel killing of Echo, a beloved Wild…
April Showers Bring May Flowers - And Lots of Birthday Parties! April is an exciting time of the year for us at the sanctuary. Both humans and equines venture out more to enjoy the warmer…
After rescuing thousands of equines for nearly three decades, there isn’t much that surprises us anymore. Our latest rescue, though, brought something new to our sanctuary. Last December, we welcomed an adorable pair of miniature…
On Wednesday, March 5th, Equine Advocates President Susan Wagner was interviewed on WPDH FM Radio in Poughkeepsie, New York by Commander Tom Zurhellen on his weekly 'Vets Who Rock' segment of the Boris and Robyn…
A message from President & Founder Susan Wagner on our 29th birthday. Equine Advocates was founded on February 27th, 1996. Dear Friends, Every year on February 27th, we celebrate another year carrying out our vital…
"With thousands of horses still at risk, Equine Advocates remains steadfast in its mission. As Susan’s story illustrates, one act of compassion can spark a movement." Thank you A-Z Animals for speaking with our president…
While fans cheer on horses from the stands during racing season, we know the sad reality many racehorses face when their careers end. Thankfully, after an emergency rescue operation in November, one more horse will…