Our Chief Field Officer shares an insight into how this piece of legislation informs our work.

"I feel honoured to have this opportunity and proud to be making a difference to the lives of so many equines."

"It’s an amazing opportunity to give horses like these a second chance in life so they are loved and cared for."

"It can be quite the emotional rollercoaster, ranging from the joy of a horse being rehomed to the perfect long-term home, to the pain of seeing a severely neglected foal lose its battle to live."

“All of us love the horses we care for and when things go wrong, we really feel it, as this isn't just a job for us. If we didn't love them all, we wouldn't be working here to try and make a difference.”

Chief Field Officer Claire Gordon explains how horses and ponies can come into our care for all kinds of reasons and from all kinds of situations.

Glenda Spooner Farm grooms Amy and Emily describe how a group of unhandled new arrivals kept them very busy last year.

Senior Groom Steph introduces lovely filly Buena and explains how the team care for foals from birth right through to finding them a loving home for youngster handling.

Find out what really goes on behind the scenes as a World Horse Welfare Field Officer.

One World Horse Welfare Field Officer describes what it's like to join the team.