All The Kingshorses Equine Rescue
Email: allthekingshorsesequinerescue@gmail.com

Equine Rescue, Rehabilitation and Education

HORSE RESCUE SERVICES

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We dedicate this site to all who have loved and cared for God’s most noble and beautiful creature; the horse.

“Rescue those who are being led away to death. Indeed, hold back those who are staggering to the slaughter.” –Proverbs 24:11

“There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” Sir Winston Churchill

“And god took a handful of southerly wind, blew his breath over it and created the horse.” Bedouin Legend

“The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse’s ears.” Arabian Proverb

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Horse Lessons

We offer riding lessons for young children (starting at 4 years old) through advanced riders of all ages.

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Full livery services

We offer riding lessons for young children (starting at 4 years old) through advanced riders of all ages.

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SUMMER RIDING CAMP

We offer riding lessons for young children (starting at 4 years old) through advanced riders of all ages.

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All The Kings Horses Equine Rescue

PO BOX 88

Northford, CT 06472

Founded May 2010 by Mary Santagata

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

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TESTIMONIAL

  • "I would like to impress upon you that the AVMA and AAEP may represent me by profession, but they do not represent me on this issue and until they can show you polling of their membership reflecting it, please do not believe that their governing bodies represent the views of the people they claim to either. Accordingly, I urge you to support HR 503 in any and every way you can!!!! Thank You!!!!"
    -Kerry ZeiglerVMD
  • "Why would the AAEP and AVMA support such an industry? Have they considered the inevitable suffering that the current situation brings about as opposed to the hypothetical suffering that these horses endure if they live?"
    -Nicholas H. DodmanDVM, Diplomate ACVA and ACVB
  • "From the time a horse is picked up by the killer buyer he is meat on the hoof, and that is the way he is treated. In a journey which can take days, or occasionally weeks, he is jammed into trucks, often where he cannot even stand, and left to fend for himself among a load of other terrified horses. Some of these horses actually have fractures and are in great pain. USDA regulations state that they can go 28 hours without food and water (bad enough) and even this is unenforceable. When the horse reaches the slaughterhouse, death is by captive bolt, and if anyone thinks this always works the first time, we have a film they should see. As a veterinarian I realize the inevitability of euthanasia in certain cases, but to equate the slaughter process with humane euthanasia is the height of hypocrisy."
    – John K. GriggsDVM
  • "As a veterinarian, I believe that it is my responsibility to treat all of my patients in a humane manner. Looking at the condition of slaughter-bound horses in the videos and photographs taken by journalists, investigators and welfare personnel (over many years), I could never explain to a client or to a child what is humane about their transport, and I would certainly never recommend this avenue of disposing of a horse to a client. If I cannot support these practices to my clients as being humane, how can I stand up as a professional and present them to the public as such?"
    – Nena J. WinandDVM, PhD

 

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