Freedom Hill Horse Rescue

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Annual Appeal

Check out the 8 furry reasons you should donate to FHHR during the Holiday Season. You can also head to our online store to purchase your FHHR gear and support our horses when you're out and about buying Christmas presents! Head to the links below or click on the "donate" button to give back to FHHR and our horses.

Please EMAIL us at freedom.hill.org@gmail.com to schedule an appointment if you would like to visit the barn.

Donations are GREATLY appreciated. Thank you!

Maryland Charity Campaign (MCC) FEIN# 20-1933165

8 Furry Reasons

Holiday Photos with Horses & Holiday Market

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Thank you to everyone who attended Holiday Photos with Horses & the Holiday Market!

If you had your picture taken, your portraits will be emailed to you from freedom.hill.org@gmail.com by...

Until then, check out everyone who helped us get jolly!

DECEMBER 2nd

See His Paintings

Benne Mo-Neigh has new paintings available!

Head to the link below to purchase one of his original paintings!

All proceeds go to the care of the FHHR horses. Freedom Hill Horse Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

Combined Federal Campaign Contributors (CFC #52449)

Maryland State Contribution Campaign Contributors (MD Code 201933165)

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Freedom Hill Horse Rescue is a public non-profit 501(c)(3) organization committed to saving neglected, abused and unwanted horses that are typically difficult to adopt. These horses are often older, sustained injuries, or developed chronic disease. Because most cannot be ridden or medical treatment is beyond the reach of many people, these gentle souls often find themselves at auction or on a trailer to the slaughterhouse. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Older, injured, and well-managed horses still have a lot of love to give and deserve to live a life with dignity and compassion. These horses, after rehabilitation and healing, often become amazing healers themselves to the people they encounter through our Equine Assisted Educational and Community Outreach Programs, as well as our visitors and volunteers.