Home of Runnin Wild Equine Rescue
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Our Mission Statement:
We as a foundation dedicate ourselves to rescuing and rehabilitating horses. We are striving to provide every horse the opportunity to lead a new, healthy, and full life. We are also dedicated to providing educational opportunities, so that no horse ever has to endure preventable hardships in their future.
Runnin Wild Equine Rescue Foundation is committed to saving and rehabilitating horses that are in need in ours and the surrounding areas. These horses may come from situations of neglect, abuse, injury, or cases of being unwanted.
“With a loving heart and caring hands, we bring these majestic creatures out of the storm and into the calm.”
~Tracy DeMoe, Founder and President of RUNNIN’ WILD EQUINE RESCUE.
CURRENT NEWS:
Spring 2012 - We have an urgent need for donations due to nine new rescues – four of which are underweight.
Our most urgent needs include:
- Tinker Bug G, who is a reg. apha mare. She needs surgery and is having trouble breathing. She will have to go to the UT Vet School in Knoxville for her surgery. Hopefully afterwards she will start regain some weight.
- Another mare has cancer on her udder and needs surgery.
- Misunderstood has had surgery on his back leg. It is still healing and thousands of dollars have been spent on his recovery. He still has a long way to go.
Other special needs: One horse has arthritis in her knees which requires special care. We have several horses that need senior feed. And one mare has to have a special shoe on her front foot to help her walk and ease the pain.
As always assistance in any of the following areas is appreciated:
*Volunteers
*Feed
*Monetary donations always appreciated.
04-16-2012
Order “Maps of Fate” through Athletes on Equines and $1 of each book sold will go to Runnin Wild Equine Rescue!
04-18-2012
Need tack? Want to help also? Please go to http://www.barnflytack.com/ and buy some tack, enter “RWR” at the checkout, and Barn Fly will donate 5% to Runnin’ Wild! Thank you Barn Fly Tack!






