We were awarded Top Rated Non-Profit 2018 & the Guidestar Gold Seal of Transparency. "They say it takes a village...if that's true I wouldn't want to live anywhere but here with all of you!" Terry Figueroa. Together we can accomplish anything. Thank you everyone, we are honored as top-rated for the 7th year in a row.

On 6/26^th this tornado took out the roof, electrical wiring, support beams and a few walls, basically rendering our back barn useless, which normally houses 10 horses in inclement weather, especially during the winter. When the roof was torn off, along with its support beams (6x6s 4' in the ground), it blew it over the front barn causing damage to that roof which now needs to be replaced and planting the metal and beams up on the power lines. The holes in the front barn caused rain to destroy about 100 bales of hay in the loft, luckily no damage to the walls or stalls in that barn. The sliding entry door into our indoor roundpen was torn down, tracks and all, mangled and left hanging in the small 5 foot aisle between barn and ring. Fencing was torn and knocked down by wind and falling trees, our 2 horse trailer was pushed into the larger trailer causing frame damage to the smaller one and siding damage on the bigger one, as well as blowing the door off it and flying debris broke the windshield on our truck. Our chicken coops, poultry housing and fencing was torn down, a utility trailer we use for storage damaged and some minor damage to the house.

Our insurance covers some of this but we find ourselves still falling a few thousand short for repairs between the deductibles and what is not covered, trailers, chicken coops and their fencing. It is scary going into winter with only 17 stalls instead of the usual 27 we have. We normally house about 40 horses and every bit of space we have is utilized. We also thought, since the barn needs to be rebuilt mostly, that now would be the best time to add those much needed extra stalls.




Meet Charlie

Will, Grasshopper, Charlie, Persia and quite a few others are the permanent residents of the "sanctuary" side of our rescue. As you can see he looks great for a 40 year old blind horse, but that requires extra care, specialized feeding and lots of love to stay looking like that. A few are blind, some are crippled and others have cancer or various medical issues. They range in age from 23-45 but are happy and will remain safe & loved while here at ARM. We need your help to keep them that way. Won't you consider being a HALO for one of these angels? For as little as $1.00 a month you can help maintain one of the residents of our assisted living program. Just click the link and choose the amount of your monthly, life-sustaining gift NOW: 

Part of one of the herds we have helped:

 We have launched the next phase of our EDRF program and are fundraising. We now offer Euthanasia assistance to owners and rescues who have horses who are or will be suffering, are too old to re-home or are unsustainable due to age, injury or neglect. Check out our EDRF page for full details on our owner assistance programs. And help us continue helping them by giving and paying it forward. A huge Thank You to those who have already donated & the MR Foundation.

 Here's another easy, free and cool way to help ARM. Click-to-Donate! Just click the link, scroll down and click-to-donate everyday. Each click earns us $.02 and costs you nothing.You click and they donate, quick and easy.

Thank you to the Petfinder, Purr N' Pooch Foundation & the MR Foundation, Tuleta White, Patricia Lee, Laurie Booth, On Shore Foundation, Judy & Howard Strauss Foundation, Debra Shearer, Barbara Podowski, Carol Aligretti, Zadek Family Foundation, Baum Plumbing & Heating, Ray & Nora Tatum Charitable Foundation, Gayle Christie, Jil Boatright, Leslie Stevens, Shawn Torrence, Susan Cooper, Richard Godinez, Victoria Marone, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Keefe, Gethrel Bradfield, Paul Giesey, Starline Arabians, Margaret Thompson, Judith Bradford, Heminia Sayre, Col. Carol Edgington, Diana Bingham, Mr & Mrs. Douglas Brock, David Davis, Grayce Ohashi, Orrion Farms, Victoria Marone, Mountain Valley Trail Riders Assn., Judith Osborne, Mr & Mrs. Paul Cole.

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 We are in desperate need of good foster homes. Our immediate areas of need are AL, FL, MI, MO, NJ, NY, OH, PA, SC, TX, WA and CA! If you have room and can take in one or more, please fill out our FOSTER APPLICATION. Without fosters we cannot help as many as we do. Thanks. 

 Our KY farm is beautiful and has 25 stalls and 40 acres. We can fit quite a few horses down there, but without the resources to care for them we can't take them.

 Please help us continue Making a Difference, Everyday! by giving to our KY Farm Fund!

http://www.arabianrescuemission.com/

We need your help to keep our KY farm going, one that is capable of helping so many horses by DONATING NOW!

Thank you, Terry & ARM

Making a Difference, Everyday!

Our 3rd Quarter Fundraising Auction is live NOW. If you have any items you would like to DONATE to future auctions which help support our horses, please contact us right here! 

 Shopping for Gifts! Check out our custom products with the ARM Logo! Click on the MUG to enter our shopping portal of must have items, any time. 

 We have mugs, hoodies, tanks, tees & fleecy jackets on sale NOW, as well as horse treats. We also offer our own line of fine wines and scented candles. Each one featuring one of our gorgeous rescues. And in October we will be taking orders for our 2016 calendars & mousepads.

  So click the picture and place your orders now!

We have 12 rescue horses in NJ of which 8 are Permanent Residents, and are now up to 35 in KY including 11 permanent residents. We NEED YOUR HELP!  Give a few dollars monthly, purchase one of our gorgeous calendars, mugs or custom holiday cards, MAKE A DONATION NOW!

Will you Foster? Click for an Application

Want to adopt? Click for Adoption Application

PLEASE HELP US HELP THEM

Want to help feed one of our rescue horses? You can click the SUBSCRIBE button for a monthly donation, click the DONATE button to make a one-time tax deductible donation, or call one of our feed providers or healthcare facilities to donate directly to them! You choose.

Animal Hospital of Sussex County (973) 579-1155

Hudson Valley Feed (845) 699-4119

Please remember to mark or mention Arabian Rescue on your donations. Thank you!

Media Release

Please scroll down to the bottom of this page and click DONATE to help us help them!

People ask why do we rescue Arabians? A picture is worth 1000 words!

If you plan on shopping online, check out our products, designed exclusively for ARM or shop one of our stores! Click the link and download the iGiveiSearch toolbar and EVERY purchase you make in one of their delegated stores will donate a percentage of your sales to ARM. Use their search bar (Bing search engine) to earn even more.

One final opportunity. You can now apply for a Capital One Visa card with the ARM logo and one of our famous rescues. Proudly display our logo and earn donations for ARM every time you use this card. It's that simple. Frequent your normal haunts, pay with our Visa card and our horses get food, hay and shelter.

Help Save A Horse's Life Today!

Want to make a difference in the life of a horse?  Are you a horse-lover that wants to help?  No time for your own horse, but wish you could?  Donate to the Arabian Rescue Mission and help save a horse's life today.

All donations are tax deductible, and every penny helps.

Why not sponsor a horse! For less than $1.00 per day, you can help feed and care for one of these lost souls. Again, your donation is fully tax deductible!

 What We Do

We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that  was founded by Terry Figueroa, with its primary mission being to rescue Arabian horses in need.

In addition to Arabians, ARM has helped many other breeds as well.  Our goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and find loving, permanent homes for them.

Our secondary mission is educating people in the responsibility, commitment and knowledge which can provide them with the tools necessary to offer nurturing, healthy environments for their horses.

 We are of the belief that every horse deserves a caring, responsible, educated owner; and every person deserves the chance at owning one of God's most dignified and gracious creatures.