named programs · 3 · from sources
what they call their work
Equines In Arms
Pairs veterans facing PTSD and other combat injuries with a horse for companionship, purpose, and peace, providing access to horses, training on care and riding, and ongoing support.
First Generation Riders
Pairs rescue horses with children who want to experience horse ownership, providing access to horses, training on care and riding, and ongoing support.
The Gold Senior Program
Dedicated to giving senior horses care, respect, and rehabilitation, including refeed programs. Some are rehomed, others stay for life, and some are hospice situations.
activities · 2 groups
what they do
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Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation 6 activities
- Equine Welfare and Cultural EducationEducates the public on horse welfare, their legal status as companion animals, and the cultural significance of the horse-rider relationship.
- Horse Adoption and Training for First-Time OwnersSupports the creation of 200 first-time horse owners or riders through adoption and training programs, promoting responsible horse ownership and long-term placement success.
- Horse Ownership and Riding TrainingOffers adoption and training programs that have created 200 first-time horse owners or riders.
- Horse Rehoming and PlacementRehomes rehabilitated horses, successfully placing 75% of rescued horses in adoptive homes across the American West. The founder has personally rehomed over 550 horses.
- Horse Rescue and RehabilitationRescues at-risk horses, including those from slaughter, rodeos, or life-threatening conditions, and provides comprehensive veterinary, dentistry, and farrier care to rehabilitate them. The organization has rescued over 600 horses, with 75% successfully rehomed.
- Horse Rescue and RehabilitationRescues and rehabilitates horses, including those at risk of slaughter or deemed "rejects" from other environments. The organization has rescued over 600 horses, including a filly who survived multiple life-threatening incidents, and expanded its rescue efforts by opening Lucky Break Rescue in 2020.
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Equine-Assisted Therapy for Veterans and First Responders 2 activities
- Equine-Assisted Programs for Youth and VeteransProvides rescued horses to youth through the First Generation Riders program, serving 200 children, and to veterans through the Equines In Arms program, supporting at least 25 veterans. Horses also serve as protectors and companions for young riders.
- Equine-Assisted Programs for Youth and VeteransProvides access to rescue horses for therapeutic and developmental purposes, including the First Generation Riders program which served 200 children, and the Equines In Arms program which served at least 25 veterans. These programs offer opportunities for natural and instinct-driven activities like cattle herding and provide horses that act as protectors for young riders.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$89K
Contributions & grants$89K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$104K
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balance sheet
Total assets$14K
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Net assets$14K
3 years on record · 2021–2023 · YoY revenue +32.5%
relationships · 5
who they work with
- Celeste Partner — Individual closely involved in the rescue and emotional rehabilitation of Gigi, making personal decisions to secure her safety.
- Corral West Horse Adventures Partner — Trail riding company that exclusively uses rescued horses; Lucky Break Rescue expanded horse rescue efforts beyond this company.
- Cowboy & Co Partner — Donates 10% of all sales to Lucky Break Ranch.
- Vintage Boho Bags Partner — Donates directly to Lucky Break Ranch when purchases are made through their affiliate link.
- Wylde Cactus Candle Partner — Directs 65% of proceeds from the "Save A Horse, Ride A Rescue" candle to Lucky Break Ranch.