
A majority of the members of Wings of Hope's herd have been donated.
Do you have our next equine partner?
wings of hope's needs:
- Ideal age is 7 to 15 years of age and no older than 18.
- Under 16.2 hands tall
- Trained with a versatile background in multiple disciples (English, Western, Trail, Show, etc.) or a specific discipline ie: tenured experience in a specific discipline (Cutting, Reining, Dressage, Western Pleasure, etc.)
- Sound at the walk, trot and canter, with three rhythmic and balanced gaits.
- The quality of the horse’s movement is what most benefits the participant.
- Must be physically and behaviorally sound with no injuries or vices.
- Quiet and well mannered on the ground and under saddle.
- Tolerance of one or more people walking along side.
We do not accept stallions or horses younger than 5 or over the age of 18.
If you are interested in learning more about our needs or believe you have the next Wings of Hope herd member please contact, Development Manager, Jennifer.
The Horse Trial Process
Step 1
Do you think you have Wings of Hope's next equine partner?! Connect with Development Manager, Jennifer. We want to learn more about your horse and how he/she might be a good fit in our programs and explain the prospective donation process in detail.
Step 2
If your horse aligns with our current needs and herd we will request for you to submit information detailing your horse's age, training, experiences and qualities. In addition, we request the submission of photos and videos of the horse being ridden and groomed/tacked if possible.
Step 3
If your horse appears to meet the current needs of the herd and be a potential match, a Wings of Hope staff member will visit the horse. This visit will include observation of watching you groom, tack, and ride in person and make a video of the visit to share with other staff. Members of the Wings of Hope team may additionally ride during this visit. If your horse suits our current program needs the horse will come to Wings of Hope for a trial evaluation period of up to 90 days. During the trial, the horse will be ridden and evaluated by our staff and trained volunteers. Evaluations of temperament, soundness and ability to participate in the program and acclimate to program activities in a manner that is safe and comfortable for all will determine the transition and confirmation from trial to herd member.
Joining the Herd
Joining the herd
