A bay mare and a chestnut pony grazing beside a white fence

Leipers Fork, Tennessee

Unbridled Hope

By rescuing horses, you're not just giving them a second chance at life — you're also making a statement about compassion and kindness.

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The work

Rescue horses in Tennessee.

Britta's Horse Rescue focuses on horses in this state. We bring them in, rehabilitate them, and look for people who will keep them well.

A second chance

Every year, thousands of horses are abandoned or mistreated, left to suffer from hunger, injury, and neglect. Rescue is the decision to interrupt that.

Then rehabilitate

Once a horse is here, the work is feed, feet, veterinary care, and time in a herd. Horses are intelligent and social. Trust is rebuilt slowly, on purpose.

Then a careful home

The aim is an appropriate, caring home — a relationship based on trust, respect, and mutual understanding, not a quick placement.

Why a horse

Because it's the right thing to do.

Join us in the fight for animal welfare and rescue a horse today. Your impact can change lives — both for the horse, and for you.

The herd

More of the pasture.

A bay mare and a chestnut pony grazing beside a white fence, autumn trees behind them — Fence line
Early fall pasture

A flaxen draft horse standing quietly with a child in a dirt paddock — Quiet company
The home paddock

Three horses grazing a wide pasture beside a white fence in late light — Open grass
Leipers Fork

Portrait of a chestnut draft horse with a flaxen mane and feathered hooves — Flaxen
Paddock light

A bay mare and her foal walking together through tall pasture grass — Mare and foal
The back field

A palomino horse standing beside a weathered wooden barn — Barn side
After chores

A dapple gray horse standing under trees with yellow autumn leaves — Under the leaves
Hardwood edge

A bay horse trotting along a white fence — At the trot
The rail

Visit

Write the barn.

Leipers Fork, Tennessee.