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Welcome to

Jackson Hole Horse Rescue

The oldest Horse Rescue in Wyoming

This site is for individuals who have a desire to learn about and then help unwanted, abused, neglected and elderly horses find peace and safety in a caring home. Some will live out their lives at this rescue facility, finding dignity and security. Others will be healed or rehabilitated to find a forever home. 

Built on Years of Local Rescue and Real Impact

When you’re looking for a way to help, you want to know your time or donation is going somewhere real—like helping horses. Jackson Hole Horse Rescue has been caring for horses since 2011, rescuing more than 300 horses and supporting 37 currently in care today.


Jackson Hole Horse Rescue is primarily located on a private 250-acre ranch just west of the Jackson Hole, Wyoming, airport. The property adjoins Grand Teton National Park. The owner of the ranch graciously provides 40 acres of irrigated pasture for the Horse Rescue in exchange for us taking his family and guests riding when they visit. Through the generosity of another owner, the Horse Rescue has recently obtained the use of a second 40-acre irrigated pasture located at a private ranch in the National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole. In addition, irrigated pasture for our horses is now also being provided by the Teton Science School on property south of Highway 22 in Jackson, Wyoming.


Jackson Hole Horse Rescue is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, therefore your donation is tax deductible. Our Tax ID is #26-3534202 Our Wyoming Nonprofit Corporation ID number is 2008-000561283.


We could not do our work without our dedicated, hard-working and compassionate volunteers

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Our Programs

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Rescue & Intake

When a horse is unwanted, neglected, or at risk, knowing who to call can feel overwhelming. This program provides a clear, responsible path to safety and immediate care.

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Rehabilitation & Vet Care

Many rescued horses need ongoing medical attention, which can feel like a major unknown. Structured care, including veterinary support and farrier work, helps each horse recover and stabilize.

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Adoption, Fostering, and Sponsorship

You want to help, but the right path depends on your situation. Whether you’re ready to adopt, open your space for fostering, or support a specific horse through sponsorship, each option gives you a clear, meaningful way to make a difference. 

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Ways to Help

Support Our Mission

DONATe to US Today

FOSTER, SPONSOR, OR ADOPT A HORSE

VOLUNTEER WITH US

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Trinity Ranch, Home of

Jackson Hole Horse Rescue,

adjoining Grand Teton National Park

Two horses grazing in a sunlit pasture by a wooden fence

Happy-Appy at age 33 and Ruby at age 32.

They have since passed on to the Great Pasture in the Sky.

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Home of Jackson Hole Horse Rescue

Our pasture, stream, horses, and Teton range of mountains.