Colorado Horse Rescue

Colorado Horse Rescue (CHR) is a US nonprofit organization dedicated to providing shelter, rehabilitation, and care for abused and neglected horses. Established by close friends Sharon Jackson and Jill Pratt, CHR has been a steadfast steward of the human-horse relationship since 1986[2].

Mission

CHR's mission is to reimagine, realize, and resource safe solutions for every horse. The organization aims to create a better future for horses by advocating for their welfare, rehabilitating those in need, and placing them in suitable homes[2][5].

Accreditation and Recognition

CHR has been accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries since 2011. It is also an EQUUS Foundation Mentor organization and an ASPCA Right Horse partner, further enhancing its credibility in equine welfare[3].

Operations

CHR operates on a 50-acre property that functions at full capacity, providing care to approximately 60 horses at a time. The organization offers comprehensive programs including a robust placement process that focuses on quality over quantity, ensuring each horse finds a suitable match[3].

Community and Programs

CHR engages in various community programs, including public education series, volunteer opportunities, and crisis assistance for horse owners. In 2015, CHR received the Nonprofit of the Year award from the Longmont Chamber of Commerce for its impactful work[2].

Team and Vision

The team at CHR includes equine specialists and trainers who are dedicated to delivering high standards of care and rehabilitation. They envision a society where every horse can reach its potential, guided by compassion and a commitment to empowering equine welfare[5].