Ginger Sponsorship

Meet Ginger! Ginger is a thoroughbred, aged in her late 20's. Ginger was rescued with a group of 20 horses out of Arkansas. We pulled the 2 worst cases in the herd. (Scarlet & Ginger). Ginger is pretty laid back but she picks her people. She will definitely test you but once she bonds with you, she will be in your pocket. Ginger doesn't stand for the farrier but she tries. (insert toddler tantrum attitude) Ginger is easy to catch but really she just wants you to tell her she's pretty and give her treats. Sadly, Ginger has not had the best 2025. She was diagnosed with Cushings. She is on a daily medication to help but it does cost around $70/month. She is also on more of a special diet to help control her cushings symptoms. Ginger is up for adoption but only as a companion horse. She is not suitable for any type of riding. 

HOW DOES A SPONSORSHIP WORK?

You can choose to donate any amount each month. Our goal is to get her monthly bill of $370.20 covered each month by sponsors. 100% of your donation goes directly to the horses in our care. Our rescue is powered by amazing volunteers!

The sponsorship program is where an individual, business or group makes an annual or monthly gift which provides us with the support that allows us to continue rescuing horses and focus less on fundraising.  Your commitment creates a happy ending for the shattered lives we rescue.  

Sponsorship is for any business, group or person who wants to help save horses, ponies, donkeys or mules and can financially commit to providing an annual or monthly donation for a rescue’s care.  Many of our rescues often require more medical attention than the average horse. Rescues may need months or even years, to return to health and rebuild their trust in humans.
Sponsorships make legendary gifts to give a friend or family member who loves horses.  Give a sponsorship as a gift for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions.  Sponsoring a rescue is a great way for groups and organizations such as schools, church groups and clubs, to support their community.