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Every dollar has a name here
Your gift goes directly to the 12 horses and equines in our care — feed, farrier visits, emergency vet bills, and the daily work of keeping a sanctuary running. We publish every dollar publicly so you always know where your money went.
Choose your impact
Every tier is tied to a real, named expense. You'll receive a receipt and a follow-up showing exactly how your gift was used.
$25
Feed a horse for a day
Covers hay, grain, and senior feed supplements for one horse for one day. Horses like Jorah (32 years old) depend on a special high-calorie mash every single day.
$65
One farrier visit
Healthy hooves are essential — especially for Cyprus, who manages laminitis, and Scarlet, whose arthritis requires careful barefoot trimming. This covers one full visit from CK Hoof Care.
$100
Emergency vet fund
Contributes to our emergency medical reserve — the fund that keeps Rocky Top Veterinary Service on call 24/7 for our herd. A single colic surgery can cost $8,000–$15,000.
$250
Sponsor a horse for a month
Full monthly sponsorship — your name goes on the stall board and you receive a monthly photo update and personal note about your horse. Choose from any of our 12 current residents.
Sponsor a program
Give any amount directly to the program that matters most to you. Every dollar is tracked and published on our Impact Dashboard.
Senior Horse Care
Specialized nutrition, dental care, and daily monitoring for our aging herd. Senior horses like Jorah (32) require high-calorie mash, joint supplements, and more frequent vet check-ins.
Emergency Veterinary
Keeps Rocky Top Veterinary Service on call 24/7. A single colic surgery can cost $8,000–$15,000. Your gift builds the safety net that means we never have to choose between a horse and a bill.
Pasture Expansion
More land means more room to roam, graze, and heal. We're working to expand our fenced pasture so every resident has space to move freely — essential for physical and mental wellbeing.
Behavioral Training
Many of our rescues arrive with trauma-related behaviors. Gentle, trust-based training helps them become safe, and confident — giving each horse the best chance at a forever home.