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Rosie

Rosie is a talented Rainhorse and we are honored to have her as part of our program. 

Sponsor Rosie
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Meet our Equine Partners

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Please help a Rainhorse today! 
Click here to donate. 
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Our cost to keep one Rainhorse healthy and happy is between $250-$300/month.
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Rainhorse sponsorships pay for our equine care, including:

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  •        Feed (hay, grain, pasture)

  •        Supplements

  •        Farrier

  •        Routine veterinary care (vaccinations and worming)

  •        Grooming and exercise

 

You may choose a level of sponsorship that fits your individual budget. On each horse's individual page, we've provided REAL costs for each horse. Some horses need more special care than others, so costs do vary.  All of our horses receive the finest care possible.

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Coco

A retired Thoroughbred racehorse, Coco is named for Coco Chanel, since she is cool and stylish. She is a classic beauty that shares her healing spirit with the Rainhorse participants.

Sponsor Coco
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Finnegan

Finnegan (Finnegan's Flame) was born for the world of Thoroughbred racing, but never ran a race. She has a huge, kind heart, and plenty of common sense to boot. 

Sponsor Finnegan
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Gabriella

Gabriella (Gabby for short) is a miniature horse who is the sweetest sweetheart ever. She loves everyone she meets, from babies to elders. 

Sponsor Gabriella
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Gandalf

Gandalf is a miniature horse who has the prettiest white eyelashes in the world. Gandalf cheers you up just with his presence.  

Sponsor Gandalf
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Daylight

Daylight is an American Quarter Horse, born and bred in Wyoming. Daylight has a Master's degree in equine-assisted counseling! She has changed lives of many people participating in Rainhorse therapy programs. 

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Rosie

Rosie is a 25 year-old registered American Quarter Horse. She grew up on a huge ranch in northern New Mexico where she ran wild until she was 2 years old. She is the lead mare in our herd, meaning she is the real boss. She is a very gentle leader, and runs the herd with calmness and kindness. What it might take other horses to say with a nasty shake of the head or a kick, Rosie says with a small turn of her ear. We credit Rosie with the calm nature of our herd.

Sponsor Rosie