Help Us Save Lives in Southern Baja — One Horse at a Time

We’re reaching out from our hearts — and from a place of urgency. Our horse rescue and rehabilitation center is the only facility in Southern Baja that not only rescues and rehabilitates animals in crisis, but also provides free counsel and hands-on help to local horsemen so they can learn better standards of care.

For seven years, we’ve been rescuing horses and other large animals — many found suffering from bee attacks, tetanus, rabies, entanglement injuries, toxic plants, dehydration, abuse, and colic. Each one of these lives matters deeply to us.

But today, our center is under serious pressure. We need help to keep going.

We’re asking compassionate friends and animal lovers like you to join our mission by giving $20/month or $50/month to sustain our work.

Every contribution goes directly toward:

• Medicines and emergency treatments

• Subsidized hay, grain, and supplements for malnourished animals

• Critical infrastructure, including a new sanctuary field for large animals along the coast — where rescues can heal and live safely.

Our team is almost entirely volunteer-based, led by Director Suez Taylor, a lifelong equestrian who represented Team USA and taught at the college level. Together with our expert veterinary team, we are not only saving animals in distress — we’re transforming the culture of equine care in our region.

Our mission is simple but profound:

To shift care practices that cause emergencies toward those that prevent suffering before it begins — by managing health, wellness, and education for every animal we touch.

Right now, your monthly support means survival — for our center, and for the animals who have nowhere else to turn.

Please become a monthly donor today.

Your $20 or $50 per month will keep our rescue operating, our feed bins full, and our sanctuary open.

Together, we can make sure Southern Baja remains a place where every horse is cared for, protected, and given the chance to thrive.

Donate now — and help us keep hope alive.