Mending Hope Equine Rescue

Mending Hope Equine Rescue

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Mending Hope Equine Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Fairmount City, PA dedicated to equine rescue, rehabilitation, rehoming, and mustang gentling.

Mending Hope Equine Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit in Fairmount City, Pennsylvania. We are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming mustangs and domestic horses. We rely on the support of the community to continue to rescue and care for equines. Intake fees can be high and vary depending on the horse. The majority of the equine that we take in are older and not broke, untouched or ill. We

07/29/2026

Jody had some help from the herd, whether he needed it or not! 😂🐴

The horses are always happy to supervise and make sure everything is done correctly. 💙

07/28/2026

Winslie has been working on her leading skills! 💙🐴

She's learning, gaining confidence, and coming right along. 🌟

07/28/2026

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People often ask what makes a Mustang different from any other horse.

The answer isn’t just where they came from—it’s how they think.

Mustangs have spent generations surviving in some of America’s harshest landscapes. Every decision they make is based on awareness, curiosity, and self-preservation. They don’t simply accept pressure because a human asks them to.

They choose to trust.

That choice is what makes training a Mustang so rewarding. Every soft response, every willing step, every quiet moment isn’t something you forced—it’s something you earned.

That’s why so many people who own one Mustang end up owning another.

Because once you’ve experienced that kind of partnership, it’s hard to imagine anything else.

America’s wild horses aren’t just part of our history—they continue teaching us lessons about patience, leadership, and trust every single day.

Have you noticed something unique about your Mustang compared to other horses? Tell us in the comments.

PIC: 4yr Curly Gelding from Black Rock Range, NV

Photos from Mending Hope Equine Rescue's post 07/27/2026

🐴 Available for adoption-Willow 🐴

Willow is a 2024 Murderers Creek Mustang mare who arrived at our rescue from Double Devil Wild Horse Corrals in July 2025.

She is lightly started in halter and is sweet, curious, and eager to learn. Willow continues to gain confidence each day and would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a gentle, affectionate Mustang. 💕

Please note that Willow will require an approved Devil’s Garden adoption application, which is separate from our rescue’s standard adoption application. Interested adopters should contact us for this application.

📣 If you’re interested in giving this special girl a home, visit our website to fill out an adoption application. Please like and share this post to help Willow find her forever home! ❤️

www.mendinghopeequinerescue.com

Photos from Mending Hope Equine Rescue's post 07/26/2026

🍓 Strawberry Has Found Her Home!

Strawberry came to Mending Hope Equine Rescue after being seized by the Humane Officer in June 2025. Since then, she has received the care, rehabilitation, and training she needed to prepare for her next chapter.

Now she's officially adopted and beginning life with her new family.

Thank you to everyone who played a part in Strawberry's journey. We wish Strawberry and her adopter all the best! ❤️

Photos from Mending Hope Equine Rescue's post 07/25/2026

🐴 Adoptable Horses Looking for Homes🏡

This month alone, we've been asked to take in five horses. Unfortunately, we are at our maximum capacity and had to say no to every one of them.

When we're able to take in horses that people can no longer care for or no longer want, it helps keep them out of auctions and the slaughter pipeline. 💔

Right now, the best way you can help is by helping us find adopters for the horses currently in our care. We'll list them below. 👇

With donations down, we realistically need to rehome 10 to 15 horses before we can responsibly take in more. Hay season has also been a difficult one this year, and prices are higher than usual. 🌾 Tammy and Jody have already donated as much of their personal hay as they possibly can.

❤️ Like and comment on this post to help us reach more people.
📲 Share our post so everyone on your friends list has a chance to see them. You never know who may be looking for their next horse!

Every share, every adoption, and every donation helps us make room to save another horse. Thank you for helping us help them. 💚

⚫️Ava- 2023 Thoroughbred, green broke

⚫️Aria- 2020 BLM Mustang, halter broke and possibly started under saddle

⚫️Rain-2024 Murderers Creek Mustang, not completely halter broke

⚫️Willow-2024 Murderers Creek Mustang, not completely halter broke

⚫️Dove-2025 yearling, halter broke

⚫️Thor-2025 yearling, halter broke

⚫️Spartacus-2020 hinny, green under saddle and pulling a cart

⚫️Duchess-2014 BLM Mustang, halter broke

⚫️Winslie-2026 filly, leads and picks up all 4 feet

⚫️Serenity- (currently in training) 2017 Mixed Breed (Criollo × Tennessee Walking Horse × Quarter Horse), lightly started under saddle

⚫️Hope- (currently in foster) 2022 Devil's Garden Mustang, started under saddle

⚫️Gypsy- (currently in training) 2016 Devil's Garden Mustang, halter broke

07/24/2026

🎉 Just in case you missed it... our Pampered Chef Fundraiser starts today! 🥳

If you're looking to pick up some great kitchen products, now's the perfect time! 🍳🥣 Every purchase helps support the horses at Mending Hope Equine Rescue, so you can shop while making a difference. 🐴❤️

🛍️ Please share this post to help make this fundraiser successful!

Click the link to join the fundraiser page and start shopping! Thank you for supporting our rescue! 💚

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07/24/2026

💙🐴 $5 Friday 🐴💙

Sometimes we make little changes around the rescue to give the horses new areas to explore and enjoy- like the driveway on the other side of the fence 🌿

Keeping a rescue running takes more than just the big moments. Hay, feed, vet care, supplies, and daily maintenance are all part of caring for our herd.

A $5 donation helps with the everyday expenses that keep these horses safe and cared for. 💙

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/fundraising/15b7f71e-583f-4952-8882-0987257542b1

https://venmo.com/u/MendinghopeER

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/MendingHopeER

Donations by mail can be sent to:
Mending Hope Equine Rescue
337 Townline Road
Fairmount City, PA 16224

07/23/2026

Serenity and Strawberry recently enjoyed massages from Pam! 💆‍♀️🐴

Here's a look at Serenity's session. She seemed to enjoy every minute of it! 💙

Pam offers both equine and canine massage services, so be sure to check out her page tagged below! 🐶🐴

Gentle Touch Equine & Canine LLC

07/22/2026

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, Aria's adoption could not be completed.

She's back out in the pasture with her daughter, Dove, and the rest of the herd where she's happy and settling right back in. 💙🐴

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337 Townline Road
Fairmount, PA
16224