Sponsor an Equine
Our residents at Equine Advocates Rescue & Sanctuary need constant care. Many are aged or have health problems because of the abuse and neglect they suffered before being rescued. Your sponsorship of one of our equine residents will help provide a happy life for the animal you choose. We have many sponsorship options available!
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Alice
From: $50.00 / monthAlice is a Miniature Donkey born on April 29, 2002. She came to Equine Advocates Rescue & Sanctuary in November of 2012. She is the sweetest animal and just adores spending time with people as well as her best buddy, Lisa. They both live in the Main Barn. Needless to say, Alice and Lisa get lots of love and attention from our staff, volunteers, and visitors!
Alice is proudly sponsored by family members from Chatham, New York; New York, New York; Queensbury, New York; Valatie, New York and Washington, D.C.
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Angie
From: $50.00 / monthAngie, a Draft Cross, was born on June 4, 2004 to former PMU mare Barbra, who Equine Advocates rescued that same year in Canada, along with 45 other slaughter-bound PMU mares. Angie was born in the U.S. She had been adopted out for several years but came back to us in August of 2011. She has her mom’s eyes and face, but not her color. Barbra was a large Belgian Draft who sadly passed away on April 22, 2017. Angie lives in a large pasture that we call “Glamour Girls” with other PMU offspring.
Angie is proudly sponsored by supporters from Wynantskill, New York and Gearhart, Oregon.
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Photo credit: Caroline Christie
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Annie
From: $50.00 / monthAnnie, born around 2001, is a Belgian Draft branded with #157 (the same as Peggy) and was the youngest of 46 Canadian PMU mares Equine Advocates rescued between October 2003 and March 2004. For that reason, she does not seem to have as many physical and emotional scars as most of the other mares rescued during that six-month period. She was adopted when she arrived and gave birth to a colt named Connor. Both horses came back to us in 2008. Annie spends her days with her friends in the area we call “Field of Dreams.”
Annie is proudly sponsored by supporters from Palos Hills, Illinois; Ghent, New York and Eugene, Oregon.
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Arnold
From: $50.00 / monthArnold is a registered Thoroughbred who was born on April 7, 2001 and once raced under the name “Cluster Bomb.” He was rescued, along with two other Thoroughbreds, Mikey and D.A., on January 16, 2007. Mikey sadly passed away on July 8, 2023. Arnold spent more than a month being treated for emaciation and severe skin disease at an equine hospital immediately following his rescue. Dr. Bill Barnes, who treated all three Thoroughbreds, told New York Times reporter Joe Drape, “They had no groceries. They were starving to death.” Arnold and D.A. all live together in a part of the sanctuary called “After the Finish Line.” They share their pasture with fellow retired racers, Monty and Joey.
Arnold is proudly sponsored by supporters from Bronx, New York; New York, New York and Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Babe
From: $50.00 for 1 monthBabe, born around 1991, is a former Work Mule from western Pennsylvania. She and her sister Belle were involved in an accident while pulling a plow and Belle was injured. Both were about to be sold at a slaughter auction when Equine Advocates came to their rescue and purchased them. Sadly, Belle passed away on March 23, 2021. Babe spends her days with pasture mates Henry and Marilyn in their area of the sanctuary we call “Comedy Central.”
Babe is proudly sponsored by supporters from Stuart, Florida and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Bandit
From: $50.00 / monthBandit, a Pinto Pony, was born in 1998. He was rescued by Equine Advocates in 2001 from a car garage in New Jersey. He was adopted at the time of his rescue but came back to us in 2007. Bandit spends his days with Kip and CJ in an area of the sanctuary we call “Goodfellas.”
Bandit is proudly sponsored by supporters from Osterville, Massachusetts; Staten Island, New York, and by a family from Chatham, New York and Washington, DC.
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Beau
From: $50.00 / monthBeau is an unregistered Thoroughbred born in 2003. He came to Equine Advocates in 2008, along with his sire, Clive, and another Thoroughbred, Marty, after their former owner was charged with animal cruelty and neglect. Sadly, Clive passed away in July 0f 2022. Beau is a chronic cribber, most likely due to his poor treatment and confinement by that owner. Cribbing is a neurotic behavior that involves a horse grasping a solid object, such as the stall door or fence rail, with his or her teeth, then arching their neck and contracting the lower neck muscles to retract the larynx. This behavior can lead to health problems if left unchecked. Because of this behavior, Beau now wears a cribbing collar. Despite his physical and emotional baggage, he is very happy at the sanctuary and very attached to his pasture mate, Lorna. The two reside together in a pasture named “Lovers Lane.”
Beau is proudly sponsored by supporters from Sacramento, California; Westfield, New Jersey; Ghent, New York; Hoosick Falls, New York and Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
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Bebe
From: $50.00 / monthBebe, a gorgeous black mare, is the offspring of Scarlet, a PMU mare who was pregnant at the time Equine Advocates rescued her at a slaughter auction in Canada in 2000. Sadly, Scarlet passed away on October 10, 2014. Bebe was born in the U.S. on May 11, 2001, and was adopted soon afterward, but came back to us later that year. Bebe has since adapted very well to her life at the sanctuary and lives in the company of other PMU offspring in a huge pasture we call “Glamour Girls.”
Bebe is proudly sponsored by supporters from Fort Collins, Colorado; Wellesley, Massachusetts and Portage, Michigan.
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Bridgette
From: $50.00 / monthBridgette, a Pinto Pony mare born around 2000, was rescued by Equine Advocates when an upstate New York animal park closed in 2006. The park auctioned off over 1,000 animals, of which approximately 800 went to animal dealers and hunting interests. There were 28 equines for sale and we were fortunate to be able to purchase seven of them, including this adorable little pony mare. Bridgette spends her days on “Pony Hill” with other miniature horses and miniature donkeys.
Bridgette is proudly sponsored by supporters from Paget, Bermuda and Warwick, Bermuda.
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Casey
From: $50.00 / monthCasey, a Miniature Donkey, was born on April 30, 2007 here at the sanctuary. Casey’s dam, Pat, was pregnant with Casey at the time of her rescue from an upstate NY petting zoo. Sadly, Pat passed away on January 29, 2013. Casey is an absolute joy! He is best friends with two other donkeys named Reggie (from the same rescue as Casey’s dam) and Franklin, who came to the sanctuary in 2010. These three are inseparable and are affectionately known as “The Three Amigos.” You will find Casey on “Pony Hill” with his donkey friends and three miniature horses.
Casey is proudly sponsored by a supporter from Capistrano Beach, California.
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Ceci Divine
From: $50.00 / monthCeci Divine is a gorgeous registered Thoroughbred mare born on March 29, 2005 in Virginia. She raced under the name “Royal Citadel” 12 times but was not interested in being a racehorse. She clearly had been bred, but still ended up in a kill pen. Fortunately, Ceci was saved! She arrived at the sanctuary on May 31, 2018. She is a truly remarkable mare who seems to love her life here at the sanctuary in the company of her pasture mates Sylvia and Vicky in our “Girl Power” pasture.
Ceci is proudly sponsored by supporters from Mascoutah, Illinois; Osterville, Massachusetts; Hudson, New York and Red Hook, New York.
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Cindy
From: $50.00 / monthCindy, a mixed breed born around 1996, is a PMU mare from Canada who was rescued by Equine Advocates in 2003 and brought to the United States in 2004. She was part of a large rescue operation conducted by Equine Advocates where 46 PMU mares were saved from slaughter. Cindy is still a little standoffish, most likely due to never being handled or loved while being used as a PMU mare.
Cindy is proudly sponsored by supporters from Nahant, Massachusetts ; Wellesley, Massachusetts; Castleton On Hudson, New York; New York, New York and Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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CJ
From: $50.00 / monthCJ is a registered Thoroughbred born on March 2, 2002. In 2003, he was purchased as a yearling at the Keeneland Sales for $100,000 due to his impressive breeding. His registered name is “Jay W” and he raced 18 times during his career. We have no idea where he went or how many times he changed hands after his racing days were over.
In July of 2021, we received a call that a 19-year-old Thoroughbred was about to be shipped from a Pennsylvania kill pen to a slaughterhouse in Mexico. We immediately offered to provide him a forever home at the sanctuary and renamed him “CJ.” After his rescue was expedited, he was shipped directly to a quarantine facility for 30 days. His condition was poor as he had been severely neglected and was extremely thin. During his time at the quarantine facility, he began to gain some weight. He completed his required stay there in late August and was transported to Cornell University Hospital for Animals in Ithaca, NY for a thorough medical examination and evaluation. CJ arrived at Equine Advocates Rescue & Sanctuary on September 3, 2021. He is a sweet-tempered and kind gelding who did not deserve the ultimate betrayal of being scrapped for slaughter. No horse does! He is now a member of our remarkable equine family, many of whom were also saved from the same horrendous fate.
CJ is proudly sponsored by supporters from Denver, Colorado; Montclair, New Jersey; Saratoga Springs, New York; Bushkill, Pennsylvania; East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania and San Antonio, Texas.
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Connor
From: $50.00 / monthConnor, a mixed breed and the son of PMU mare Annie, was born in the spring of 2004 here at the sanctuary. This strapping chestnut and his mother had been adopted out, but both came back to us in 2008. Connor is one of our kindest horses at the sanctuary. He really enjoys spending his days with Jeffrey Mac in the pasture we call “Wise Guys.”
Connor is proudly sponsored by supporters from Wickenburg, Arizona; Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; Ballston Spa, New York; New York, New York and Queensbury, New York.
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D.A.
From: $50.00 / monthD.A., formerly “Pass the Pie,” is an unraced registered Thoroughbred gelding born on March 14, 2004. He was one of three emaciated Thoroughbreds rescued from a breeding farm in 2007 by Equine Advocates. All three horses were in such poor condition that they had to be treated at an equine hospital for more than 30 days. The story of their rescue was featured in an article by New York Times reporter Joe Drape in April of 2009. The article exposed wide-scale abuse and neglect. The breeder was later convicted and served time in jail. Today, D.A. is healthy and happily spends his days in the company of other rescued Thoroughbreds in a part of the sanctuary we call “After The Finish Line.”
D.A. is proudly sponsored by supporters from Denver, Colorado and Charleston, South Carolina.
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Daffodil
From: $50.00 / monthDaffodil is a Miniature Horse estimated to have been born around 2009. She was rescued out of a New Jersey kill pen in 2016 by Artemis Farm Rescue. When Daffodil was rescued, it was discovered that she had a serious leg injury most likely sustained at the auction. Consequently, she underwent a long rehabilitation. Cornelia Guest, who founded Artemis, arranged to send Daffodil here after she recovered from her injury. Daffodil arrived on August 7, 2017. She now lives on “Pony Hill” with three donkeys and two other miniature horses.
Daffodil is proudly sponsored by supporters from Wellesley, Massachusetts; Ann Arbor, Michigan; Queensbury, New York and Bushkill, Pennsylvania.
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Dallas
From: $50.00 / monthDallas, an Appaloosa born in 1989, was one of 27 Camp Horses and Ponies rescued by Equine Advocates at a bankrupt New York tourist attraction back in 1997. We went up against a known killer buyer who would have sold the animals for slaughter. Every year, thousands of Camp Horses end up at auction and often sold for slaughter at summer’s end. It is imperative that parents research riding camps before sending their children to one where the animals are leased for the season from dealers and killer buyers. There are good camps that keep their horses and retire them. One needs to take the time to find them.
Dallas had been adopted at the time, but came back to us in 2008. He spends his days up at the Main Barn or out in his field. Stop by and say hello!
Dallas is proudly sponsored by supporters from Great Barrington, Massachusetts; South Salem, New York and a family from Valatie, New York.
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Denny
From: $50.00 / monthDenny, formally “Major Deegan,” is a registered Thoroughbred born on February 4, 2002. When he could no longer race, he was admitted to a State University Equine Studies Program. He had sustained a broken coffin bone and had issues with his stifle, so he was about to be dumped at auction by the school when Equine Advocates rescued him, Tim, and another Thoroughbred named Monty on December 5, 2010. Every institute of learning that uses horses in its programs should teach responsible horse guardianship. Denny spends his days with other Thoroughbreds in a section of the sanctuary we call “A Few Good Men.”
Denny is proudly sponsored by supporters from Wellesley, Massachusetts; Draper, Utah and Sandy, Utah.
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Elinore
From: $50.00 / monthElinore, a Percheron/Morgan Cross born around 1994, was an Amish workhorse when she was rescued by Equine Advocates. She was adopted out for several years but came back to us in 2009. Elinore spends her days with her best friend, Zoe, in the area we call “Dream Girls.” Fun fact – Elinore was named to honor the memory of a great friend of Equine Advocates, Elinore B. Gordon.
Elinore is proudly sponsored by supporters from Dunwoody, Georgia; Cold Spring, New York; New York, New York; Old Chatham, New York and Troy, New York.
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Emma
From: $50.00 / monthEmma is a gray Standard Donkey born in 2020. She arrived here on August 18, 2022. As we do not have her exact date of birth, we have designated that day as her “Re-Birth-Day” and celebrate it every year. Our good friend Gerda Silver of Gerda’s Equine Rescue in Vermont rescued her out of the kill pens in Bastrop, Louisiana which are run by the notorious Stanley Brothers. They are responsible for sending thousands of equines to die in Mexican slaughterhouses every year and have been fined and brought up on charges numerous times for violating laws and committing crimes connected to their evil horse slaughter empire. The only way to shut them down once and for all is to ban the slaughter of all equines for any type of food – Period!
Because Gerda does not have a sanctuary, the equines she rescues from slaughter are put up for adoption when they have been rehabilitated. Emma has adapted beautifully to sanctuary life and now lives with Jake, another Standard Donkey, in our “Donkey Serenade” pasture. We are grateful to Gerda for saving this adorable donkey and are happy to provide her with a permanent and loving home.
Emma is proudly sponsored by supporters in Stuart, Florida; Williamstown, Massachusetts; Beach Haven, New Jersey; Wynantskill, New York; Queensbury, New York; Bushkill, Pennsylvania and San Antonio, Texas.
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Franklin
From: $50.00 / monthFranklin, an absolutely adorable Miniature Donkey, came to the sanctuary in April 2010. He was born on October 28, 2008, and is an incredibly sweet and lovable animal. He immediately became great friends with Reggie and Casey, also miniature donkeys, and they are affectionately known as “The Three Amigos.” They reside on “Pony Hill” along with three miniature horses.
Franklin is proudly sponsored by supporters from San Diego, California; Kissimmee, Florida; Monterey, Massachusetts; West Milford, New Jersey; Armonk, New York; Ghent, New York; Hampton Bays, New York and Hudson, New York.
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Ginny
From: $50.00 / monthGinny, a Standardbred born in 1992, is the only horse who lives at the section of the sanctuary we call “Mule Town.” She has been in the company of this group of mules for several years and is definitely part of the herd—in fact, she’s actually in charge! Ginny worked as an Amish buggy horse in Pennsylvania before being rescued by Equine Advocates in 2010.
Ginny is proudly sponsored by supporters from Palatine, Illinois; Germantown, New York; Millerton, New York and Schenectady, New York.
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Gizmo
From: $50.00 / monthGizmo, one of the largest mules at the sanctuary, is the offspring of a rescued Clydesdale mare, Queen, who sadly passed away in March of 2022. Queen gave birth to Gizmo on March 27, 2001, and luckily Equine Advocates was able to rescue them both later that year along with Dolly, a Percheron mare, and her offspring Gomez, another handsome mule. Sadly, Dolly passed away in July of 2022.
Gizmo and Gomez spend their days together in the area here known as “Mule Town” along with another former work mule and one former buggy horse.
Gizmo is proudly sponsored by supporters from Flushing, New York; Mill Neck, New York; New York, New York and Tacoma, Washington.
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Gomez
From: $50.00 / monthGomez is an absolutely gorgeous mule and the offspring of Dolly, who sadly passed away in July of 2022. Gomez was born on April 26, 2001, and we rescued him and Dolly later that year along with Queen, a Clydesdale, and her offspring Gizmo, another beautiful mule. The group arrived at the sanctuary in 2010. Queen unfortunately passed away in March of 2022.
Gomez spends his days with Gizmo and another former work mule, as well as with one former buggy horse, in an area we call “Mule Town.” Gomez has the distinction of wearing the largest halter at the sanctuary—Size 100! Gizmo comes close with a size 90!
Gomez is proudly sponsored by supporters from San Diego, California; Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and Mill Neck, New York.
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Gracie
From: $50.00 / monthGracie, born on April 9, 1999, is a registered Thoroughbred who raced lightly under the name of “Grey Cyane” before sustaining an injury that ended her racing career at age two. She had been adopted out twice, but came back to Equine Advocates.
Gracie is proudly sponsored by supporters from Englewood, Colorado; Granby, Connecticut; Burnsville, Minnesota; Armonk, New York; Hudson, New York; Jericho, New York; Rye, New York and Argyle, Texas.
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Hayden
From: $50.00 / monthHayden, a Wild American Mustang, arrived at the sanctuary on October 1, 2013. Born in 2007, Hayden was captured during a brutal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) roundup in the Pryor Mountains of Montana when he was just two years old. He had been through two adoptions before he came to us. Hayden is a gorgeous equine with a rich history. His unique color is known as Coyote Dun. He has a long dorsal stripe that runs down the entire length of his back and he has black stripes on his legs. Hayden loves the attention he gets from our staff and volunteers and he also seems to enjoy the slow pace and quiet of the farm. He made fast friends with another Wild Mustang, Kachina, and the two live happily in our outdoor arena which we call “Born to be Wild.”
Hayden is proudly sponsored by supporters from Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts; Wellesley, Massachusetts; Altamont, New York; Irvington, New York; Mechanicville, New York; Newburgh, New York; Schenectady, New York and Yonkers, New York.
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Henry
From: $50.00 / monthHenry, born around 1995, was a Work Mule and is one of the most abused equines ever rescued by Equine Advocates. In 1999, he was being auctioned off at New Holland Slaughter Auction in Pennsylvania, one of the worst and most notorious slaughter auctions in the country. Henry’s halter was on so tight that it had become embedded in his skull and had to be surgically removed. He was beaten in the sales ring and had whip slashes all over his face. We believe that sometimes Henry still remembers the abuse, but we also think that he now feels pretty safe here at the sanctuary. Henry spends his days in our “Comedy Central” pasture with other rescued Amish mules.
Henry is proudly sponsored by supporters from Santa Fe, New Mexico; Ghent, New York; Hamburg, New York and Kew Gardens, New York.
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Jake
From: $50.00 / monthJake is a Standard Donkey whose estimated birth year is 2009. We heard about his situation from a concerned neighbor who had been trying to help him for a very long time. Jake had been locked in a stall for years with no access to turnout or other equines. His feet and teeth were also badly in need of attention. Jake’s owner finally agreed to give him up. He was immediately shipped to Cornell University Animal Hospital where he was thoroughly evaluated, treated, and gelded. He arrived at Equine Advocates on February 17, 2018. Equines that come here from cruel and unnatural circumstances like Jake do best in a sanctuary where they receive endless amounts of TLC and time to deal with their issues. Jake lives with Emma, another Standard Donkey, in a section of the sanctuary called “Donkey Serenade.”
Jake is proudly sponsored by supporters from Whittier, California; Coconut Creek, Florida; Lenox, Massachusetts; Wellesley, Massachusetts; Williamstown, Massachusetts; Canandaigua, New York; Hammondsport, New York; New York, New York; Old Chatham, New York and Gainesville, Virginia. His sponsors are affectionately referred to as “Jake’s Club!”
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Janie
From: $50.00 / monthJanie is a registered Thoroughbred mare born on February 11, 2008. Although she was tattooed and registered under the racing name “Faith to Faith,” she never actually raced. In September 2019, she was rescued out of a Pennsylvania kill pen by Gerda’s Equine Rescue based in Vermont. She was completely emaciated at the time and had serious soundness issues. On February 26, 2020, Janie arrived at Equine Advocates. She still has soundness issues, but outside of the fact that she was bred in New York State by AIOSA Farm, very little is known about her background or how she ended up being scrapped for slaughter when she was only eleven years old. We are so grateful to Gerda for coming to the rescue of this very sweet mare and saving her life. Since her arrival here, Janie has adjusted well and seems to enjoy her new life at the sanctuary with her friend Tyler in the area we call “Hope & Glory.” We named her for the legendary singer Jane Olivor, who is a horse lover and a great friend of Equine Advocates.
Janie is proudly sponsored by supporters from Whittier, California; Chatham, New York and Tivoli, New York.
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Jasmine
From: $50.00 / monthJasmine is a Cleveland Bay mare born in 2004. She was part of a major 46 PMU mare rescue that Equine Advocates conducted in Manitoba, Canada. The majority of foals born to PMU mares are considered byproducts and many are sent to auction and/or slaughter. Jasmine was skin and bones when we rescued her and suffered from many signs of severe neglect. Her transformation has been dramatic. She is now healthy and thriving in her new life. She spends her days in the area of the sanctuary we call “Splendor in the Grass” with Wiatt, a Shire.
Jasmine is proudly sponsored by supporters from Chatham, New York and New York, New York.
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Jeffrey Mac
From: $50.00 / monthJeffrey Mac, born on May 1, 2004, is a Draft Cross and PMU offspring who spent the first month of his life in a hospital and almost didn’t survive. Happily, he recovered and today is a very healthy horse. He loves sharing his large pasture that we call “Wise Guys” with his best pal, Connor. Jeffrey’s dam is Fiona, who had also lived at the sanctuary, but sadly passed away in 2015.
Jeffrey Mac is proudly sponsored by supporters from San Diego, California; Boynton Beach, Florida; Bellerose, New York and Cold Spring, New York.
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Joey
From: $50.00 / monthJoey is a registered Thoroughbred who raced under the name “Laila’s Jazz.” He was born on March 9, 2010. Joey raced until he was seven years old with lifetime earnings of more than $253,000. We first heard about Joey in mid-October 2019 from a friend of Equine Advocates who discovered him emaciated and suffering from severe neglect on a farm in Steuben County, NY.
As soon as we saw how weak and skeletal he was, we became involved immediately, as we knew how badly in need he was of medical attention. Joey was transported to Cornell Hospital for Animals where he was described by his examining veterinarian as “a rack of bones” with a body condition score of “1” on the Henneke Scale. After nearly a week in the hospital, he arrived at Equine Advocates Rescue & Sanctuary on October 27, 2019. Joey is an extremely sweet-tempered gelding who was starved and made to suffer needlessly.
We were so happy to be able to offer him a loving and forever home here at the sanctuary. Joey resides in the section of the sanctuary we call “After the Finish Line.”
Joey is proudly sponsored by supporters from Salisbury, Connecticut; Beach Haven, New Jersey; Summit, New Jersey; Brooklyn, New York and Valatie, New York.
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