Parkland County
A Sanctuary & Rescue to Help Horses and Farm Animals
Helping Equine and Farm Animals
About Us
A Winning team
Teaching kindness and compassion
Teaching kindness and compassion
A Winning Team is what it takes to make a difference one animal at a time. You can help us help the horses and farm animals we work with; for long term care and rehabilitation, with some of them helped into new and forever loving homes. We have many years experience helping animals learn trust and that comes with steady care and experien
A Winning Team is what it takes to make a difference one animal at a time. You can help us help the horses and farm animals we work with; for long term care and rehabilitation, with some of them helped into new and forever loving homes. We have many years experience helping animals learn trust and that comes with steady care and experience.
We advocate to help raise awareness to stop live horse shipments to Japan, for instance, exports from Canada happen where those horses go live for fresh meat.
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Teaching kindness and compassion
Teaching kindness and compassion
Teaching kindness and compassion
Seeing a need for a nonprofit to support our community's equine and farm animals, we formed our organization to provide sensible solutions, for abused, neglected, abandoned and unwanted equine and farm animals. We strive to showcase love and respect for them and teach this way of kindness to children, who otherwise might not understand wh
Seeing a need for a nonprofit to support our community's equine and farm animals, we formed our organization to provide sensible solutions, for abused, neglected, abandoned and unwanted equine and farm animals. We strive to showcase love and respect for them and teach this way of kindness to children, who otherwise might not understand what some animals sometimes have to deal with. This is possible with your help and we offer our thanks to you, the helping hands of this amazing community; together, we can do more to make a positive difference in society one helped animal at a time.
Providing Sanctuary with pasture
Teaching kindness and compassion
Providing Sanctuary with pasture
Horses and all farm animals, like us, need regular care, feed and sometimes medical attention, especially as they age. Housing such as a dry area to lay down in that is warm in winter and cool in summer is essential. The age of a well cared for horse for instance can easily exceed 25 to even 30+ years old! We strive to keep all the animal
Horses and all farm animals, like us, need regular care, feed and sometimes medical attention, especially as they age. Housing such as a dry area to lay down in that is warm in winter and cool in summer is essential. The age of a well cared for horse for instance can easily exceed 25 to even 30+ years old! We strive to keep all the animals at the Sanctuary healthy and content with fresh water and ample dust free hay and supplements. They need to always have a place to be safe and well kept; whether they are past their "using years" or not. Good pasture is essential for optimum health and we are working hard to expand the pasture areas for more grazing area on the land here.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
E Transfer any amount to info@exodusequinesanctuaryrescuesociety.com
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About Us
Solicitation Material for donations to the society describes what the funds raised will be used for a we thank you for your support in the community. Please scroll down for more information:
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission. Solicitation Material:
Exodus Equine Sanctuary & Rescue Society is planning to raise an estimated amount of $80,000 this year on Fund-raising campaigns. It will cost our organization $25,000 to raise this.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission. Solicitation Material:
Exodus Equine Sanctuary & Rescue Society is planning to raise an estimated amount of $80,000 this year on Fund-raising campaigns. It will cost our organization $25,000 to raise this. The money raised will be going to provide shelter, rehabilitation, and care for abandoned, abused, or neglected equine and farm animals with ongoing programs to help educate the public about these animals. Elder equine will be cared for at the sanctuary to live out their remaining years. For further information, please contact Liz Poburan 1-780-920-6582. Our address is 53312 Range Road 272 Spruce Grove AB
Canada T7X 3N3
~Our goal is to maintain the lowest administrative costs possible. We cannot provide tax deductible receipts as we currently are a registered Provincial society only.
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Meeting the rescued and aging animals in our care and learning about them and their story helps children to understand their need for love and care. We find that the experience offers a chance for children to ask questions and learn about what the animals needs are and that the animals all want us to treat them well and be kind people to them.
Animals need reassurance and love just like us! They come to love attention when we show them care and respect and this is something we love to share with children. The animals crave attention and will come around if given a chance to be in a safe place with a routine. We strive to help the animals learn that they are safe with us and as possible teach them new things to help them in life!
Meeting the rescued and aging animals in our care and learning about them and their story helps children to understand their need for love and care. We find that the experience offers a chance for children to ask questions and learn about what the animals needs are and that the animals all want us to treat them well and be kind people to them.
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Join us on September 30th at Putting Horse Ranch
Join Us on September 30th
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
Saturday September 30th
EXODUS OKTOBERFEST
All day all putting golf with a hot dog, pop and bag of chips only $25 per person or $90/family of four at Putting Horse Ranch located 2km N of Spruce Grove on Century Road. Show up from 9 am on all day long!
Horse Leading Rides
with photo op for ages 3 to 9
On a first come basis begin at 9 am to n
Saturday September 30th
EXODUS OKTOBERFEST
All day all putting golf with a hot dog, pop and bag of chips only $25 per person or $90/family of four at Putting Horse Ranch located 2km N of Spruce Grove on Century Road. Show up from 9 am on all day long!
Horse Leading Rides
with photo op for ages 3 to 9
On a first come basis begin at 9 am to noon on Sept 30th.
$25 per child (5-10 min)
Proceeds to
Exodus Equine Sanctuary & Rescue Society.
Mandatory Riding Waivers and helmets will be available for you.
Take a photo of your child on a horse and walk beside them.
Our first fundraiser on August 26th for Exodus Equine Sanctuary & Rescue Society is complete with great memories and some much needed help from our sponsors who we are so grateful to!
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
With winter coming we appreciate your help for the animals
Fresh hay and water with supplements provided daily at the sanctuary
With winter coming we appreciate your help for the animals
Winter time in Alberta when its 40 below! We all want to feel warm in cold temperatures and animals are no different than us in this regard. We strive to always have lots of extra hay for the animals and any help we receive helps us ensure that the ones we have rescued and retired also get the additional grain and supplements and a warm b
Winter time in Alberta when its 40 below! We all want to feel warm in cold temperatures and animals are no different than us in this regard. We strive to always have lots of extra hay for the animals and any help we receive helps us ensure that the ones we have rescued and retired also get the additional grain and supplements and a warm blankets to wear; especially when temperatures dip below zero.