Rocky's Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc.
Call 240-367-7256 or email: [email protected] for an appointment

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Donkeys and mules !

Dec. 1 2020 is Giving Tuesday. A day for us to thank those who serve humanity unselfishly. Please support the non-profits who work year round helping people and animals in need. You can donate via the donate button below. Thank you.

Raffle winner !!!

As we finished the 50/50 yesterday. We continued to work into the evening. Always lots to be done on the farm.
I did notify Linda Williams of her win. This is where the tears started. Linda graciously donated every dollar back to the rescue then rounded it up to a $2,000 donation.
So if you would, please take a moment to thank Linda for her kindness and generosity. We rely solely on donations at the rescue and of course our own dollars. And Linda you had a cheering section at the rescue via all of us that were working on redoing 13 acres of fencing. So thank you Linda.
 

The link to our Facebook page

Well we have a surprise. Suspicions acknowledged. River is about 6 months pregnant. Dr. Tuck did confirm some other thoughts that this young 8 year old mare has been used as a broodmare. Which for her this will be her last baby. 
Today River cost the rescue $220 to have her checked and a sonogram done. If you would like to contribute towards these costs please see the link below.
Update: Whisper is also pregnant and will be due around the same time as River. Yes BOTH MARE WERE IN A KILL PEN PREGNANT AND WITH COLTS BY THEIR SIDES......
Beaus journey with us is finished. He came in hungry, neglected and beaten down wondering if he would ever be loved at the young age of 4. He finally got on the right trailer.
He spent 45 days in training with Aaryanne Cloutier of Ace Horesemanship. He loved the kids that came in for lessons and it was quickly figured out during training that he would be a child’s best friend.
Today he met his best friend and they are the same age. We can’t wait to sit back and watch them grow up together.
Congratulations to the Williamson family on your adoption of your daughters best friend.

Volunteer picnic 2020. We had so much fun. Thank you to Stephanie and husband for a wonderful feast of crabs and bbq beef. Missing in picture are Jennifer and Aaryanne Cloutier, Paige Tolbard, Karen Snowden and girls, Sabrina Zambito, and Kyleigh Littleton. 

 
 

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Due to the recent events associated with the Covid19 Rocky's is closed to visitors. Volunteers are taking care of the horses but donations are needed to get us through this hard time. Any donation is greatly appreciated and goes directly to the care of the animals. Our founder runs a small business to supplement the rescue funding. Her business has closed down following state regulations until further notice.

 What is Rocky's Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation ?

Rocky's Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation is a 501c3 non-profit horse rescue ( EIN# 46-5656223) located in Rocky Ridge, Maryland. It is run and cared for with a 100% volunteer staff.  We rescue equines from all over the United States to give horses, donkeys, and mules a soft place to land after being abused, neglected, or thrown away at an auction to the highest bidder. We also assist in helping horse owners find a new home for their horse if we are unable to take them in to the rescue.


Our goal as a rescue is to rescue , evaluate , rehabilitate , and find them forever homes.  This process can be easy or difficult depending on the needs of the animal rescued. Many of our equines are adopted out to live their lives happy in their forever home. However, some of the equines we rescue can't be homed and these equines will live out their lives at our Sanctuary.  Most of our horses, donkeys, and mules can be found on the "Our Horses" tab above.