1. Provide answers to questions about HFH
   

2. Provide education and assistance to law enforcement officers
   

3. Provide referrals to other agencies if we are not able to help you
   

4. Provide volunteer opportunities that meet your needs as well as ours
   

What we can’t or don’t do is:

1. Enter a property without an owner’s permission
   

2. Provide money for temporary assistance of any type
   

3. Accept privately surrendered horses regardless of condition
   

COMMON QUESTIONS WE GET ASKED

Where are you located?  Because of the nature of our work, we do not publicize any of our locations.   If you would like to visit us at any time, please let us know and we will schedule an appointment. 

Can volunteers ride the horses?  We are not set up for training or riding on a regular basis, but do allow skilled volunteers to assess the horses for rideability prior to adoption.

How many horses do you have? That varies throughout the year, but generally we will have 5-10 at our primary care facility and 15-25 at other well-care locations.

How many volunteers do you have and are they required to work a specific number of hours? Generally we have about 25 volunteers at the critical care barn, and another 10-15 who work on projects not necessarily related to horse care.   We ask that volunteers commit a minimum of two hours per week; there is no maximum commitment or fee for volunteering.