Sanctuary
While our primary goal is to find the best new home for the equine we rescue, we always do what is best for them. Sometimes that means keeping them here at the rescue. Equine who have been neglected their whole lives often come to Hasty's Haven with permanent health problems. Others may have arrived here at an old age. These individuals have found sanctuary with us and will live out the rest of their lives here. These lucky equine also call Hasty's Haven their home. You can learn more about the wonderful equine who have found sanctuary with us here on this page. Though these animals are not available for adoption - we do still need donations to help with their ongoing care.
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Athena is the largest horse we have here at Hasty's Haven. She is 20 years old and came to us with a keratoma in her hoof and we are still working on getting it completely healed. Due to her health concerns, we have decided to sanctuary her.
Athena
Ember is a 14 year old owner surrender who came here from a neglect situation.
Ember
April was born here at the rescue on 04/10/2023. Maple is the best mother despite being blind. We haven't quite decided if April will become available for adoption.
April
Hazel has a sweet soul and makes a wonderful addition here at our haven.
Hazel
Turkey has been with us for a few years now and is such a great pony for introducing kids to equine for the first time!
Turkey
Sunflower came to us with her daughter, Hyacinth, and they have both been chosen to remain with us here at the rescue. Sunflower likes to get dressed up as a unicorn for photoshoots with little girls!
Sunflower
Hyacinth came to us with her mom, Sunflower, and will be staying at Hasty's Haven for the rest of her life.
Hyacinth
Hattie Mae is a blind mini donkey. Her farm is being sold and she needed safe haven.
Hattie Mae
Misfit is Hattie Mae's seeing eye goat. He came to us with her needing safe haven when their farm was being sold.
Misfit
Charlie
Charlie is a sweet pony who came to us in need of a lot of corrective trimming. Some of the damage is irreversible and at this time she remains with us as a sanctuary.
Maple is around 12 years. She is a Belgian/halflinger cross pulled from a Tennessee kill pen. Maple is completely blind and since arriving has had to have surgery to remove one of her eyes. She gave birth to a healthy girl - April - on 04/10/2023 here at the rescue.
Maple
Cooper is part of a bonded foursome that were surrendered together by their elderly owner. They were previously used as therapy animals.
Cooper
Angelique
Angelique is part of a bonded foursome that were surrendered together by their elderly owner. They were previously used as therapy animals.
Dani is part of a bonded foursome that were surrendered together by their elderly owner. They were previously used as therapy animals.
Dani
Willow is part of a bonded foursome that were surrendered together by their elderly owner. They were previously used as therapy animals.
Willow
Skipper
Skipper is a 7 year old schooling horse for the Caisson. He has found a happy retirement here at Hasty's Haven.
Geraldine was bullied by her old herd, so her previous owners asked us to take her in.
Geraldine
Tali didn't fit in with the sanctuary herd at Red Bell Run, so she is here with our four minis who she has integrated well with.
Tali
Warrior
Warrior is a 7 year old OTTB pulled from a broker/pen by Race Fund. We are currently working on getting to know him.
Beau is a 7 year old quarter horse pulled from a broker that was going to run him through an auction due to a large wound on his fetlock/hoof. He's had surgery and has a 6 month recovery ahead of him.
Beau
Gold's First, or Rusty, is a 23 year old OTTB pulled out of an Oklahoma kill pen just hours from being shipped for slaughter.
Gold's First
Teeter was brought to Hasty's Haven within days of her birth. Her mom had rejected and attacked her, so she needed a safe place to land. She is now a life-long resident as she has made a lasting impression on everyone at Hasty's.
Teeter
Jack is the sweetest senior mammoth donkey. He came to us after one of his owners and his pasture mate passed away. Life changes led him to find a new home here with us.