| CTR is operated completely on volunteers and donations. All donations are tax-deductible. CTR's Wish List |
| Colorado Thoroughbred Rescue a 501c3 Non-Profit Equine Rehabilitation and Adoption Center |
Please help us continue to help horses that can not speak for themselves
| Colorado Thoroughbred Rescue thanks our supporters! Without your help, CTR would be unable to help these thankful horses. |
Thank you to everyone who has donated funds towards auction rescues or towards veterinary treatment of CTR horses. Your generous contribution has made it possible to allow us to help horses that can't speak for themselves. Snowy Ridge Ranch- Thank you for your assistance with the Animal Angels Horse Rescue seizure, transporting our rescue horses, and your wonderful photography skills. "Friends of Barbaro"- Thank you for never-ending kindness and support. Every one of our horses has been touched by the spirit of Barbaro. Dr. Rebecca Boncheck and daughter Natalie- Thank you so much for providing a new shelter for our young horses. More horses will stay dry and warm this winter, because of you. Colorado Horse Rescue- Thank you for assisting with the massive Animal Angels Horse Rescue seizure. Katherine Payne Photography- Thank you for your photographs of our rescued horses and your incredible kindness. Rocky Mountain Equine Podiatry Clinic- Thank you for giving our horses outstanding care. Special thanks to Dr. Stacy Bluhm and farrier Thom Rossen for your kindness. Rood and Riddle Equine Clinic- Thank you Dr. Brian Fraley for your support. Littleton Large Animal Hospital- Thank you for your thorough exam and radiographs of our injured filly, Peggy. Dr. Laura Brinton- Thank you for treating our injured filly, Riley, and for supporting our program. Greener Pastures Horse Transportation- Thank you for always being available to help haul horses. Options Real Estate- Thank you for offering an quarantine spot for CTR's horses. Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation- Thank you for your mentor-ship and continued support. Rocky Mountain Horse Rescue- Thank you for accepting "Dixon" into your program. Colorado State University's Pre-Vet Club- Thanks for your support and volunteers. Colorado State University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital- Thank you for assistance. The Exceller Fund- Thank you for your continued support. THANK YOU for taking the time to learn about our program. |
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- Adoptive Homes are desperately needed for our rescued horses. By adopting one rescued horse, you
allow the rescue to save the life of another horse. If you can not adopt, please consider sponsoring a horse
that is waiting to find a home. Full sponsorships are normally $200 a month, however, partial
sponsorships begin at $20 a month. Please contact us if you are interested in sponsoring or fill out an
application if you are interested in adoption.
-Donations of horse supplies (halters, de-wormers, medicines).
-Donations of hay and grain are always needed. Donations can also be made via credit card or check to
our feed store, Ranch Way Feed. They can be reached at 1-800-333-7929. We prefer Triple Crown feeds,
which are approximately $17.95 per 50 pound bag.
-Fencing supplies (prefer 4" round posts and 1"x6"x 16' wooden boards) We get most of our fencing
supplies from: Forks Lumber Company, PO Box 1151, Laporte, CO 80535 (970) 221-1756 (Please speak
with Amy)
-The rescue runs completely off volunteers. Volunteers may work directly with the horses or may help with
administrative tasks, such as writing grants. Many volunteers can help without ever having to come to the
rescue!
-Monetary donations are always needed and are used to pay 'bail' on horses, and cover veterinary care on
injured horses. As a non-profit organization, Colorado TB Rescue lives or dies based on donations.
-A heavy duty truck or trailer (currently we operate solely on volunteer's trucks and trailers). A strong truck
and trailer would allow CTR to personally deliver adopted horses and would enable more funds to be used
to help horses.
allow the rescue to save the life of another horse. If you can not adopt, please consider sponsoring a horse
that is waiting to find a home. Full sponsorships are normally $200 a month, however, partial
sponsorships begin at $20 a month. Please contact us if you are interested in sponsoring or fill out an
application if you are interested in adoption.
-Donations of horse supplies (halters, de-wormers, medicines).
-Donations of hay and grain are always needed. Donations can also be made via credit card or check to
our feed store, Ranch Way Feed. They can be reached at 1-800-333-7929. We prefer Triple Crown feeds,
which are approximately $17.95 per 50 pound bag.
-Fencing supplies (prefer 4" round posts and 1"x6"x 16' wooden boards) We get most of our fencing
supplies from: Forks Lumber Company, PO Box 1151, Laporte, CO 80535 (970) 221-1756 (Please speak
with Amy)
-The rescue runs completely off volunteers. Volunteers may work directly with the horses or may help with
administrative tasks, such as writing grants. Many volunteers can help without ever having to come to the
rescue!
-Monetary donations are always needed and are used to pay 'bail' on horses, and cover veterinary care on
injured horses. As a non-profit organization, Colorado TB Rescue lives or dies based on donations.
-A heavy duty truck or trailer (currently we operate solely on volunteer's trucks and trailers). A strong truck
and trailer would allow CTR to personally deliver adopted horses and would enable more funds to be used
to help horses.
| Colorado Thoroughbred Rescue 14215 N. County Rd 9, Wellington, CO 80549 info@ColoradoTBrescue.org |
| Colorado Thoroughbred Rescue P.O. Box 884 Wellington, CO 80549 info@ColoradoTBrescue.org |
| Beyonce the pony when she was rescued with horribly overgrown hooves. |
