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Horse Assistance & Intake

If you’re wondering where to surrender a horse, how to surrender a horse, or need horse intake assistance or help with equine care options, CS Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation is here to support you. 


If you are facing a situation where you can no longer care for a horse, you are not alone. CS Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation provides assistance for horses in need and works with owners to explore responsible care options during times of transition.


 We serve North Texas, including Anna, TX, Collin County, Denton County, and surrounding areas, and work with owners looking for local intake help or responsible surrender options. 

Where to Surrender a Horse


CS Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation accepts owner surrenders and offers horse intake support when space and resources allow. We evaluate each situation individually and will work with you to determine the best option to ensure your horse’s welfare. If intake is not immediately available, we can help you explore responsible alternatives or refer you to other nearby resources.


Situations We May Be Able to Help With

 We understand that every situation is different. We may be able to assist with horses affected by:

  • Financial hardship or unexpected expenses 
  • Owner life changes such as relocation, health issues, or family circumstances 
  • Horses needing rehabilitation or additional care 
  • Horses requiring long-term support due to age or condition
     

Owners often ask us “where to surrender a horse” or “how do I surrender my horse?” — please contact us if your situation fits any of the categories above. 

How the Intake Process Works

 

To ensure responsible care and sustainability, all intake decisions are made carefully.

  • Intake depends on available space and resources 
  • Each horse and situation is evaluated individually 
  • Not all horses can be accepted immediately, and in some cases we may not be able to accept a horse
     

Our priority is the well-being of the horses already in our care, as well as those we may be able to assist in the future.


We discuss intake steps including how to surrender your horse and what information we’ll need to evaluate the request.


Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@csequinerescue.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.

If you can no longer care for your horse, reaching out to a local equine rescue or horse assistance organization is a responsible first step. CS Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation works with owners in North Texa to discuss possible care options and next steps. 

Yes. We do accept horses from owners when space and resources allow. Each situation is reviewed individually to determine whether we are able to provide appropriate care. 

Start by contacting us with information about your horse’s age, health, location, and why you’re seeking intake help. We’ll walk you through the process, including next steps and any requirements we may have for surrender or intake consideration.  

Please visit our Forms page 

If you are in North Texas or surrounding areas and need to surrender a horse, CS Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation may be able to assist. If we cannot accept the horse due to space, we will help you explore nearest responsible equine rescues or care options. 

Responsible care options do exist. Our organization provides care for horses in need when possible and works to ensure horses are treated with respect and consideration. Availability depends on current capacity. 

 If you are located in Anna, TX or elsewhere in North Texas and need help for a horse, please contact us directly. We are happy to discuss your situation and provide guidance on available options. 

Why We Offer an Alternative to Auction

Horses sold at Texas auctions are frequently bought by kill buyers and transported to slaughter facilities outside the United States. During transport, horses may go without adequate food, water, or rest. Once across the border, they are processed in facilities not regulated by U.S. humane slaughter standards.


Many owners are unaware this is where auction horses often end up. Our goal is to provide another option.

If you’re considering auction

please reach out before making that decision.
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