Looking for your child’s next pony? A companion? A competition horse? Rehoming from World Horse Welfare frees up vital space at our UK rescue and rehoming centres for us to take in more horses in need.
With close to 7,000 horses around the country at risk of requiring help, rehoming is more important than ever. Each horse or pony we rehome means another can be rescued and taken into our care — which they so desperately need.
All of our horses come fully MOTd, with the honest facts about their health, temperament and abilities, a lifetime of free advice and support — and should your circumstances change you can return them to us at any time.
Please take a look at horses and ponies waiting for new homes today at www.worldhorsewelfare.org/rehoming
We update our pages weekly so please check back often to see if you can find your perfect match.
Picture: World Horse Welfare Wilma with her rehomer Jan
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