Days End Farm Horse Rescue

I’m great organization I’ve been volunteering here for six years and love every bit of it!

I came here today to support a worthy cause. They conducted a fundraiser to help stay in business. It a noble endeavor that need support from the communities. They take in abused and mistreated horses from all over the state of Maryland. I can imagine how expensive it can be to feed, provide medical attention, and nurse the horses back to health.
They had a fall festival today and it was a great event. The weather cooperated so I brought my daughter out because she loves horses. They had pony rides for the kids with a variety of events and activities to keep the whole family entertained. You couldn’t park at the farm be issue they had all the space used for the event. They provided free parking at the elementary school. It was a short walk so I didn’t mind walking over. I was tired after a few minutes and I didn’t feel like dragging a sleeping 4 year old back three quarters of a mile back to my cat. Luckily they provided a shuttle to transport people back and forth.
I encourage everyone to come out and lend your support if you are able.

This place is an amazing haven for rescued horses and other neglected animals. The lady who gave me and this other lady a tour was very informative and professional. This place is wonderful to taking care of each animals special needs to get them back to healthy. Thank goodness for a place like this! I highly recommend if any one wants to adopt here this place is wonderful or if you want to donate this place could use all the donations to help maintain and care for the animals.

This amazing horse rescue took in the 2 most horribly-​treated horses I have ever seen. In fact, that just about ANYONE has ever seen. They have huge, kind hearts and have already begun to change the lives of 2 beautiful horses who lived in filth for years and whose hooves were 3-​feet long! I can’t imagine the number of years of neglect it took to get the hooves to that point. But today the horses’ lives began to change and they are being fed and loved and cared-​for and they will be given the proper medical treatment and almost as importantly, a lot of love.

Days End Farm Horse Rescue is located out in Woodbine, MD — they are a non-​profit organization that is solely volunteer-​based, and has been around since ’89. A rescue and a rehabilitation facility, they house up to 80 horses, and the horses come through various means (animal control and/​or humane agencies). They also offer monthly events, where you can sign up to volunteer (you just need to attend a DEFHR Orientation that is held on the 2^nd Saturday and the 4^th Tuesday of the month). They have horses for adoption, for foster care, as well as senior horses that you can sponsor!!! HEART HEART HEART. If you’re an animal and/​or if you are interested in volunteering or sponsoring, check Days End Farm Horse Rescue: D
+all volunteers need to attend a DEFHR Volunteer Orientation (2^nd Saturday or 4^th Tuesday of the month)
+monthly calendar filled with volunteering events
+horses available for adoption, for foster care, or senior horses to sponsor: D
+located out in Woodbine, MD

I recently contacted this group and found the staff were highly unprofessional and did not assist in answering my questions. When I asked questions, the staff mocked me, by asking how old are you? My question: Isn’t it normal to ask concerning a horse’s current welfare, prior to adopting? When the administrator was contacted about the adoption coordinator’s lack of professionalism, every effort was taken to defend the coordinator and none was taken to listen to a potential customer’s complaint. I am hoping to find a more open staff, willing to accommodate customers fully, in the adoption process. Also, most horses listed are untrained for saddle; this happened to have been one of my concerns.

What a wonderful group!
They have been rescuing all types of animals, mostly horses of course, for decades. They have a wonderful facility/​property in the country and devote their lives to rescuing horses from dire neglect and abuse from all over the country.
They are also one of the only trained Emergency Response Teams in the country — so they answer calls from all over the East side of the US to come to these animals’ rescue.
I love to take a day here and there to volunteer — its easy, fun, and so very rewarding!
Come check them out and/​or donate generously to this great group!

I recently visited for the first time to attend their fund raising fair with my family. We had a very nice time while learning about the work they do. The event was well organized and the observable facilities were clean and well maintained.