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We need your help! HPAF receives no state or federal funding and exists only through donations. The amount of neglected horses and horses whose owners can no longer afford to feed them has exploded recently and your donations make it possible for HPAF to continue the work of protecting and saving horses.
No donation is too small. Please help us help the horses.
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Safiro
Safiro is a large pony Mustang, he was a stallion when he came in, and he just turned 3.5 years old (his second incisors just fell out). He was originally adopted at the 2007 Ocala Mustang adoption and had been with his adopter for about a year and a half. Read More-->
HAVE a HEART for the HORSES
POKER RUN & RAFFLE – GREAT PRIZES!!!!
Ride 5, 7, or 10 miles
Saturday November 7, 2009 – starting at 8:00 am
At Tidewater trail head, Goethe State Forest, Levy County, Florida
Third Annual Charity Event and Poker Ride
All proceeds will go to the Horse Protection Association of Florida, Inc.
Clink on the above link or go to Events for details.
Open House & Barn Sale
Open House and Barn Sale Saturday June 20th and July 11th from 11am to 3pm.
Visit the farm, meet the horses and maybe find some goodies for yourself in the Barn Sale. Applications will be available and you can find out specifics about the horses who are seeking homes.
For directions call 352-466-4366 or email hpaf@bellsouth.net and tell us where you are coming from for directions. We are located in Shiloh, west of McIntosh off County Road 320. Exit 368 heading north from Ocala or Exit 374 heading south from Gainesville.
Horses In Need Of Homes
No Adoption fee or donation for any horse except where noted.
Horses need homes so we can take in other horses who have no place to go or are not being fed. Please give a home to a horse and help save a life.
Our Mission Statement
To provide equine rescue, rehabilitation, education and adoption services within the state of Florida.
To provide assistance to law enforcement and animal agencies with cruelty investigations, as well as the care and placement of horses.
Twenty New Arrivals!!!
In March of this year, we received 17 new arrivals in a single week. One was a 12 year old Quarter Horse mare and the rest are all well-bred young Thoroughbreds. We expect that they'll come along quickly and be ready for new homes soon. You can see and learn more about them them on our new arrivals page. More>>>
We've lost a good friend!
Our dear friend, Betty Moree passed last week. Betty was a long time supporter of HPAF. She understood and was deeply committed to what we do. The family has graciously requested that donations be made to HPAF in her memory. We sincerely thank Betty's family for their understanding of her wishes.
27 Horses Need Homes!
A privately owned herd of 27 horses consisting of stallions, mares, foals and numerous young horses desperately need homes. Many are Mustang crosses, some Palominos and a few Paints. The young horses have never been handled and the older ones have not been handled in a long time but they are not afraid of people and should be trainable with daily feeding and handling. Donations are needed to be able to pay for the manpower to provide and set up temporary corrals so that Coggins can be drawn on the horses. Please email for pictures so that you can reserve the horse you want now. Please send pictures of the property where the horse will be kept, references and where you are located. Adopters should be experienced with young or untrained horses.
There are also a number of horses whose owners can no longer afford to feed or care for them and we are trying to find adopters for their horses. Please send photos and references and we will put you in touch with the horse’s owners.
Help the Horses when you Search Online!
Use iSearch.igive.com and Goodsearch.com when you search the web and enter Horse Protection Association of Florida as your charity and earn 1cent for the horses each time you search. Tell all of your friends about iGive.com, iSearch.igive.com and Goodsearch.com. Together you can be a powerful force helping the horses.
Help support the Horse Protection Association of Florida by shopping online at one of over 700 retailers! More>>>
Our deepest appreciation goes out to Paulo Prado for the article published in The Wall Street Journal. More>>>
Come Visit HPAF!
Visitors are welcome by appointment. Please call 352-466-4366 at least one day ahead of time as we generally do not check phone messages until noon when we have finished morning feeding and chores.
HPAF Newsletter
Our current newsletter is available online. More>>>
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