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©2017 Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County, an affiliate of the HandsOn Connect, 1740 17th Ave | Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Welcome to Canham Farm Horse Rescue
Since 2017 Canham Farm Horse Rescue (CFHR) has worked to help horses thrive.
CFHR works locally and nationally to protect all horses from abuse, both physical and mental, neglect and slaughter. At every level, we collaborate with horse entities in the United States, California and specifically the around California’s Central Coast (Santa Cruz, Monterey and Santa Clara Counties) to develop and deliver solutions that protect domestic and wild horses in our care and in the natural places in which they live.
CFHR works to help local and national wild and domestic horses. We aim to protect and advocate for all equines to ensure their safety for now and forever.
CFHR untilizes partners, our supporters in the United States, specifically in California’s Central Coast, as well as partnerships with communities, and companies, to ensure that horses have a voice and are taken care of lovingly for the rest of their lives. Some will be adopted by vetted adoptees, others will become part of our foster program. But all will be safe from abuse and neglect.
Our financial assistance program ensures that a change in the circumstances of a horse’s guardian will not impact a equine’s quality of life due to the lack of funds to pay for veterinary and daily care.
Our dedicated board is supported by over 50 volunteers (and is growing) who are share a love of horses and all animals. Given our commitment to the welfare of animals in general we adhere to a “no animal products” being consumed at any of our events whether onsite or out in the community.
CFHR works to create a diverse organization where all unique views, experiences, and backgrounds. We do not tolerate discrimination and harassment of any kind whether it is based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, or pregnancy. This applies to all volunteers, staff, clients, donors and all those affilitated with CFHR.
Recognizing that the problems facing equines are increasingly complex and urgent, CFHR focuses its work on ambitious goals. To challenge our equines greatest threats (humans) and ensure a healthy future for horses free from fear, abuse and hunger.
©2017 Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County, an affiliate of the HandsOn Connect, 1740 17th Ave | Santa Cruz, CA 95062
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