Our Partners

EQUUS Foundation:We are proud to have been designated an EQUUS Foundation Guardian for the second year in a row! Guardians are organizations on the Equine Welfare Network that demonstrate a commitment to public transparency by their willingness to publish and share extensive data about their programs, operations, and horse care practices. 

GER is proud to have been approved as a Response Partner for the ASPCA!

The FIR (Field Investigations & Response) Response Partner Program allows the ASPCA to join forces with local and national shelters, rescue groups, disaster response teams and animal control agencies to help animals in dire situations. Partners also provide rescued animals a chance for a new life by accepting them into their adoption programs. FIR's response partners have placed thousands of animals from disaster and cruelty cases into loving homes and that number continues to grow. 

We are proud recipients of a One Horse at a Time, Inc's Emergency Medical and Gelding grants. One Horse at a Time, Inc. or “OHAAT”  differs from traditional rescues in that they offer financial support for emergency hay, feed and vet care, not just to 501(c)3 rescues but also to private owners in need. They also provide assistance through their gelding grant program. They believe that one of the leading problems facing the equine population is overbreeding. Unlike most gelding programs available, OHAAT provides funds upfront to help pay for gelding. 

We are proud recipients of an Albert Schweitzer Animal Welfare Grant awarded in 2017 that allowed us to retrofit our Isolation Barn for miniature horses. The Albert Schweitzer Animal Welfare Fund was founded by two lifelong humanitarians, Dr. Marjorie Anchel and Dr. Herbert Rackow, to help finance animal protection projects undertaken by non-profit, tax-exempt humane organizations based in the United States.