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Indiana
Horse Rescue Southwest |
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Joey
Joey is a very special
permanent resident. |
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Prayer
Prayer is broke to drive
and is used for going to schools, educational purposes and doing
parades for IHR and Club HOPE. Prayer also loves attention,
but loves pulling a cart as he loves having a job!

Thank You Jacki C.! |
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Preacher
Preacher is also broke to
drive! He is also taken to schools, projects and parades - the
children are much less afraid of a smaller horse! Preacher is
used for IHR and Club HOPE activities. Preacher is very much a
social butterfly! He loves to get attention, loved and brushed
- he will hog all the attention.

Thank You Jacki C.! |
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Fugit
Fugit is a very special horse as he has a heart murmur.

Thank You Kathryn C.! |
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Cricket
30 yrs of age +/-
She is used for training & testing new volunteers and of
course - the occasional fun!!

Thank You Kathryn C.! |
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Rebel

Thank you Connie G.! |
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Mira
(Means to look or
to see in Spanish)
Mira is Rusty's seeing eye horse.

Thank You Kelsey C.! |
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Ryder |
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Rusty
This boy may be blind, but
don't let that fool you!

Thank You Kelsey C.! |
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Each of the horses below
is a permanent resident for one reason or another. Many for
health reasons, they may have been abused to the point it takes a
lot to work with them, or they could be blind and have special
needs. Each one is used at the rescue for education. We
enjoy working with schools, groups, any type of group that wants to
help with animals even if it from a distance. You too can
help, even if you want to do it from home!
The dogs are friendly so
don't let their barking scare you when you come to visit!
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Anything will help! A bag a feed, a bale of hay, a tube of de-wormer?
As a sponsor, you will get a picture of me and a certificate showing you are a
Sponsor. As a rescue facility, we get a lot of older horses and special
needs horses that people just can't care for anymore. Any donation, no
matter how small goes directly to the care and feeding of rescue
horses.
All work is done on a volunteer basis.
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