Harmonious Revival for both Human and Horse

AT 307 we only take in Draft Horses. This breed is often overlooked by other horse rescues due to their sheer size and their needs are so much greater than light horse breeds. If possible we put them into our rehabilitation program and get them ready for service into our Equine Programs for our Veterans and Youth and Women’s programs.

Because of their significant size and weight, draft horses are expensive to keep.They often go for meat at auctions due to their weight. But, at 307 Draft Horserescue we believe everything the draft horse represents is exactly what peopleneed to find their centeredness again. They can ‘hold space’ for humans trying tofind their way. They create a powerful contrast: the massive physical weight ofa draft horse alongside the emotional lightness of a human finding their"wings."● Can you adopt a horse from 307 Draft Horse Rescue?Yes, we have a limit as to how many horses we can keep at our location,therefore, if we take in more than we have room for, the ones that are able to beadopted out will be put up for adoption.● What happens to horses that cannot be adopted?We operate as a sanctuary where "hard-to-home" horses—those with chronicinjuries, age-related issues, or lack of training—live out their lives in a herdenvironment. 307 Draft Horse Rescues finds loving retirement pastures close byfor all we take in. Because of their significant size and weight, draft horses are expensive to keep. They often go for meat at auctions due to their weight. But, at 307 Draft Horse rescue we believe everything the draft horse represents is exactly what people need to find their centeredness again. They can ‘hold space’ for humans trying to find their way. They create a powerful contrast: the massive physical weight of a draft horse alongside the emotional lightness of a human finding their "wings".

Yes, we have a limit as to how many horses we can keep at our location, therefore, if we take in more than we have room for, the ones that are able to be adopted out will be put up for adoption.

What happens to horses that cannot be adopted? We operate as a sanctuary where "hard-to-home" horses—those with chronic injuries, age-related issues, or lack of training—live out their lives in a herd environment. 307 Draft Horse Rescues finds loving retirement pastures close by for all we take in.