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Advocacy in Action
YOU helped us in rallying the community’s awareness and together, we advocated for justice! We got the attention of law enforcement and the wheels of change have begun to turn! The following story may be disturbing to some, but awareness and reality must be spread regarding this all-too frequent occurrence of animal abuse, abandonment
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Sadie
On May 3rd, 2024 we received a call for help. A woman's neighbor was ill since Thanksgiving and could not take care of Sadie. As a good neighbor, she and her husband took it upon themselves to care for this beautiful 22 year Arabian mare. The owner's well was broken and they had to haul water to her corral. Sadie arrived at Equine Voices on the evening of Saturday May 11th, and was transported by our faithful hauler Janna.
In order for us to understand her true age and ailments, Adobe Veterinary arrived on May 15th to assess her condition.
Isabella
Our newest mule, Isabella, arrived on the ranch in October, 2023. She had no name, so we gave her one that suited her beautiful face. She was undernourished, and her feet and teeth needed care. She receives two starvation bowls a day along with her hay and bermuda, until she regains a healthy weight.
Ginger
Ginger is a female mule. She arrived in 2022 at approximately 25 years old. She has recently lost her vision.
Milagro
Milagro was born at Equine Voices in July 2019, She is part of the Devils Garden Mustangs Herd.
Archangel Michael
Archangel Michael is father of the wild mustang family that arrived at Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary in August 2018.
Domingo
Domingo is the baby of the Sahuarita mustang family, born to mom Layla on September 2nd, 2018.
De Novo
De Novo is one of the rescued mustangs from Devil's Garden. The name De Novo is of Latin origin, meaning, "starting from the beginning, anew."
Amari
This mare is part of the herd rescued from Devil's Garden Plateau in California that arrived at Equine Voices on December 29, 2018. Previously known as "Tag #320" she has been named Amari. Amari is a beautiful American name, meaning ‘miracle of God.’
Mago
Mago is part of the Devil's Garden herd. The name Mago is of ancient Korean origins, meaning, "Mother Earth."
Aurora
Aurora's name is of Latin origins and means "of the dawn." The name became more popular as a girl's name after "Sleeping Beauty" was written.
Kenji
Meet Kenji, the last mustang from the Devil's Garden Plateau mustang herd to be named. He arrived at Equine Voices on December 29, 2018.
Braveheart
Braveheart is part of the Devil's Garden herd rescued from slaughter from Northern California.
El Guapo
El Guapo means "the handsome" in Spanish. He came to Equine Voices when his owner experienced health issues and could no longer care for him.
Montana
Meet Montana, a Devil's Garden mare rescued from slaughter with the rest of her mustang herd.
Cherokee
Cherokee is the "alpha" mare of the Devil's Garden herd. She is named after the strong Cherokee Indian tribe that were driven from their lands.
Rosetta
Rosetta was born right here at Equine Voices on August 29, 2016, to her proud parents Rosie and Dominic.
Bindi Sue
Bindi Sue is a visitors' favorite! She arrived at Equine Voices with three of her original herd on July 3, 2013. The herd was purchased at auction after a BLM Bait Roundup.
Rosie
Rosie is one very lucky burro. She was rescued by Celine Myers of Ark Watch Foundation from a feedlot in Texas right before she and her baby “Bunny” were going to be shipped to slaughter.
Strawberry Moon
Strawberry Moon was born here on June 22, 2016, during a strawberry moon lunar phase! His mother, Nayla, was found abandoned and starving in the desert and delivered him just six days after her rescue!
Desert Breeze
Desert Breeze served time as a Premarin mare in Canada before being rescued and brought to us in August, 2005.
Chavali
Chavali is a very sweet and beautiful mare. We originally rescued her as a Pony-Skin back in 2004.
Ariana
Ariana was found wandering in the desert, abandoned, starved, thirsty, and all alone. The Arizona Department of Livestock picked her up and then gave us a call. Of course, we agreed to take her in.
Janelle
Janelle is a completely blind horse. Turning Pointe Donkey Rescue and Mary Adams saved Janelle from a kill pen in Texas. They took her to Reata Equine Hospital for rehabilitation. Ark Watch Foundation connected her to us, and she arrived here on May 25, 2016.
Carly
Carly is a beautiful, sweet mare. We originally rescued Carly as a Pony-Skin back in 2004. She was quickly adopted but returned to Equine Voices in February, 2016.
Nayla
Nayla was found wandering the desert, abandoned, alone and starving in 2016. She was rescued by Equine Voices and just 6 short days later, her foal, Strawberry Moon was born.
Joy
Joy was born at Equine Voices in 2005 after her mother Little Miss was rescued from an auction in Texas. Joy is simply stunning! She is sweet, and gets along well with the other horses.
Diamond Rio
Diamond Rio came to Equine Voices in 2009 after he was found severely wounded, near-death in the desert by Arizona Livestock.
Bobbi Socks
Bobbi Socks is a beautiful red roan quarter horse who was rescued from a feedlot in Canada. Bobbi has been ridden under saddle, leads, loads, and picks up her feet. She tends to be dominant with other horses, but is great with people.
Maya
Maya is a beautiful buckskin, former PMU mare who was adopted in 2009. She was pregnant at the time and had her filly Annabella.
Mystic
Mystic is a gorgeous Percheron-cross former PMU mare. Mystic arrived at Equine Voices in 2006 with a load of thirty five mares and foals saved from an out of business PMU farm and slaughter in Canada.
Illusion
Illusion is a beautiful dun mare with one blue eye. Illusion was found in the desert in 2010 and was then released to Equine Voices.
Spanky
Spanky is one of Equine Voices "Founding Four" former PMU foals, rescued from auction.
Dominic
Dominic was rescued in July, 2013 when 71 burros were at risk of being shot. Equine Voices mobilized a group of concerned individuals and other rescue organizations and assisted in saving each and every burro.
Bella Luna
Bella Luna is one of Equine Voices' "Founding Four" former PMU foals, saved from auction along with Gulliver, Deuce and Spanky.
Dream Catcher
Dream Catcher is the son of Delta. Dream Catcher and his mother Delta came to Equine Voices after they were rescued from auction.
Gulliver
Gulliver is one of Equine Voices' "Founding Four" former PMU foals rescued from auction along with Spanky, Deuce and Bella Luna. They said Gulliver was going to be big and ugly but he is anything but!
Deuce
Deuce is one of Equine Voices' "Founding Four" former PMU foals, rescued from auction along with Gulliver, Spanky and Bella Luna.
Sela
Sela is a former PMU mare who arrived at the sanctuary in 2005. Sela is sweet, gets along well with other horses, and is looking for a good home with lots of love and attention.
Ziggy
Ziggy is a former PMU mare who arrived at the sanctuary in 2005. Ziggy is sweet, gets along well with other horses, and is looking for a good home with lots of love and attention.
Delta
Delta is a beautiful Arabian cross bay mare. Delta and her son Dreamcatcher were rescued from a local rancher that was going to send her to an auction.
Angelina
Angelina is a beautiful Percheron-Quarter Horse Cross, former PMU mare who was rescued from a Premarin farm in 2007. She spends her days with Maya, Mystic and Diamond Rio.
Spitfire
Spitfire is the daughter of Harley and Little Deuce. Spitfire lives up to her name; she can be quite a character!
Shikobah
Shikobah came to Equine Voices with three other orphaned Navajo foals in December of 2013. We helped bring them to safety after their mothers were rounded up and sent to slaughter.
Harley
Harley is a beautiful red roan quarter horse. She has a wonderful and sweet temperament and gets along well with other horses.
Dakotah
Dakotah came to Equine Voices with three other orphaned Navajo foals in December of 2013. We helped bring them to safety after their mothers were rounded up and sent to slaughter.
Catori
Catori came to Equine Voices with three other orphaned Navajo foals in December of 2013. We helped bring them to safety after their mothers were rounded up and sent to slaughter. Catori means "spirit" in Navajo.
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