Equine Collective Inc 501c3 Rescue & Sanctuary

03/08/2026

01/03/2026

🐴Different ways to help the horses🐴

We currently have 20 rescues. Any amount helps. 5️⃣, 1️⃣0️⃣, 1️⃣5️⃣, 2️⃣0️⃣ it all adds up.
No amount is too small or too big. All donations are tax deductible and greatly appreciated!!!

PayPal.me/equinecollectiveinc

Venmo~

Zelle~[email protected]

Checks or money orders to:
Equine Collective Inc
5555 S. State Hwy NN
Rogersville, MO 65742
(417)827-4044

You can directly pay on our accounts at the vet clinic. You can mail a check or give them a call and pay any amount you would like to over the phone.

Spragg Veterinary Clinic LLC
8690 East US Highway 60
Rogersville, MO 65742
(417)753-2417

We also have it setup at our feed store for you to call and put a credit on our account.

Gordon's Feed and Pet
7410 US-60
Rogersville, MO 65742
(417)753-8646
Ask for Ben

Bag of Purina Equine Senior $28
Bag of Purina Strategy Heathly Edge $25
Bag of Blue Bonnet Alfalfa Nibblets $20
Bag of Beet Pulp $15

Other items to send your support for:
Load(8) of Grass Hay Round Bales $520
Grass Hay Round Bale $60
Wormer $20
Hoof trimming $50

Sponsor a horse for a week $50
Sponsor a horse for 2 weeks $100
Sponsor a horse for a month $200

Thank you for your support!!!!

01/01/2026

Saying goodbye to 2025...
This was a hard post for me to write.

The hardest decision you ever have to make when you have an Equine Rescue and Sanctuary, is when is it time to let them run pain free in horse heaven.

On October 16th, we Laid to rest three beautiful souls.

Cap came to us Sept 2022 as an owner Surrender. He was loved by everyone he met. He loved to come in to his stall for breakfast and dinner. He would usually test a new volunteer to see if they could coax him to go back out to his pasture.
He will be deeply missed.

Annie came to us October 2018 from a kill pen in Pennsylvania. We believe that she used to be a ranch horse/trail horse for someone. She did best with more experienced riders. She was such a sweetheart and so beautiful.

Belle came to us Oct 2020 from a kill pen in Mississippi. She was one of the starved to death horses that we have rehabbed and helped her be heathly again. She was not rideable. We never tried to ride her, we let her live out her life. If she knew you, she would let you touch her.

Rest in Peace To each of you❤️🐴❤️

Annette

12/02/2025

As the year is coming to an end we would like to take the time to thank all of our supporter’s that have helped throughout the year! Our rescue couldn’t continue without all of you!!
This Giving Tuesday we are asking for donations to buy the crucial hay and grain to get us through the winter! We have close to 30 horses we care for daily! Every cent of your donation goes toward the rescue to take care of these precious souls!

Our goal is to raise $5000!! Anything helps and adds up! Please take the time to donate using one of the following:

~ PayPal.me/equinecollectiveinc

~ Venmo is Equine Collective Inc

~ Zelle is [email protected]

If you do not have any of these, but you still want to donate, you can mail a donation to our address!

Equine Collective Inc
5555 S. State Hwy NN
Rogersville, MO 65742
United States

Thank you again so much!!

10/11/2025

We just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who attended our Fall Fest last Saturday!! Thanks to you all we raised a whopping $1040 to cover the costs of feeding the rescues, vet costs, as well as farrier services! Please keep an eye out for other events happening at our barn! We hope to see each and every one of you again!!

08/28/2025

I honestly couldn’t choose between these two pictures so I’m just posting both.
🎉ADOPTION STORY! 🎉
Nick (now Harvey) came to us in December of 2024 along with his pasture mate Holly. They were an emergency call from Greene County Sheriff. The sheriff’s dept helped get them signed over to us and they were both in bad shape. Nick needed food, worming, and had a serious fungal infection on his skin from being out in the rain with no shelter. From February into May he required regular baths with a special shampoo which wouldn’t have been so bad but he was scared of water. His new family is one of our riding families that fell in love with him every week during his rehab and finally they decided to make him officially theirs. Nick went from being discarded and abandoned to being loved by his girls.
Congrats to Kayla, Braylee and Enzlee on their new best friend!

If you would like to adopt your own best friend please contact the rescue and we have a few currently available for adoption. Or if you would like to sponsor a sanctuary horse, you can donate directly on Venmo, your donations are tax deductible. ♥️
(Nicks before pictures are listed in the comments)

08/14/2025

🎉ADOPTION STORY🎉

Dozer came to the rescue in 2019 with two of his friends, Jazz and Kal. Jazz has since been adopted leaving Dozer and Kal with their other pasture mate, Brave. Dozer has had his fair share of rehab issues mostly with his feet and teeth. Last year we had to pull him from the pasture to heal his foot and work on training with him. He’s been a staff favorite because he’s so loving (despite being a bit spooky and a cow kicker 🤣)
Earlier this summer our volunteer trainer that was here from Houston on an internship came and fell in love with Dozer. Kamryn spent the summer working with Dozer and being challenged by him. By the time her internship was over, the adoption papers had been signed and now Dozer is living in Houston Texas with his new mom.
We are so happy that Dozer got the happily ever after he deserves.

Congrats Kam and Dozer!

07/25/2025

Our 3rd Annual Fall Fest is coming!
We have opened registration for vendors to sign up!
Please click the link to register. It is a $10 vendor fee that will go back to the rescue for our winter expenses.
The last two years we have have doubled our attendance each time and there is usually about 100-150 ppl in attendance throughout the day. This is a great event for smaller businesses to be seen by families.

If you don’t want to be a vendor, but you would like to set up for trunk or treat, we will have a sign up coming soon!

06/27/2025

We cannot begin to thank everyone that came out for United Way Day of Caring! We pour so much into caring for our rescues and giving lessons to our kids that the barn itself goes by the wayside. Having an entire team of people here to help us give the barn the love and refresh it deserves was overwhelming.
Thank you again to everyone that showed up and will continue to show up in the future. We can never explain how much this helps us.

We will have before and after pictures soon!