After caring for several horses with health and safety issues, I realized that my situation was not unique. Many horse people have rescued horses, or have considered adopting a horse from a rescue organization. All kinds of horses are available for adoption, from mustangs to retired thoroughbred race horses. My book covers adoption procedures, as well as providing guidance on health care and training issues.

Book on Caring for Abused and Neglected Horses

There are several books available on subjects pertaining to equine welfare - one of these books is….

Give a Horse a Second Chance - Adopting and Caring for Rescue Horses

This book has been favorably reviewed by many premier horse publications:

Western Horseman - August 2007 Issue - Bunkhouse Reviews - pg.170 -
“Wise initially considers why horses must be rescued, legitimate adoption facilities, the adoption process, and selecting and appropriate horse to adopt.
Chapters devoted to horse health address not only routine equine care, but also special needs for malnourished, abused, or old horses.”

Horse Illustrated - April 2007 Issue-book barn - pg. 26

“If you plan to rescue a horse and need a primer on dealing with the health and behavior issues often seen in neglected and abused equines, this book is a good choice.”

Natural Horse - July/August 2007 Issue - Book Bits and Video Views - pg. 52

“Provides sensible information and insight on adopting and caring for rescue horses, including wild horses. Pros and cons presented; list of adoption agencies included.

Book on Caring for Abused and Neglected Horses There are several books available on subjects pertaining to equine welfare - one of these books is…. Give a Horse a Second Chance - Adopting and Caring for Rescue Horses This book has been favorably reviewed by many premier horse publications: Western Horseman - August 2007 Issue - Bunkhouse Reviews - pg.170 - “Wise initially considers why horses must be rescued, legitimate adoption facilities, the adoption process, and selecting and appropriate horse to adopt. Chapters devoted to horse health address not only routine equine care, but also special needs for malnourished, abused, or old horses.” Horse Illustrated - April 2007 Issue-book barn - pg. 26 “If you plan to rescue a horse and need a primer on dealing with the health and behavior issues often seen in neglected and abused equines, this book is a good choice.” Natural Horse - July/August 2007 Issue - Book Bits and Video Views - pg. 52 “Provides sensible information and insight on adopting and caring for rescue horses, including wild horses. Pros and cons presented; list of adoption agencies included.

Give a Horse a Second Chance
Give a Horse a Second Chance is a blog for anyone interested in horse adoption, care, and training, as well as people who are interested in writing about horses, animal welfare subjects, and country living in general.