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Areas Triple R Horse Rescue serves
We are located in Cave Creek Arizona and serve the entire state of Arizona.
Triple R Horse Rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Horses can be viewed on our website.
2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Horses can be viewed on our website.
3.
Approve Application
Additional adoption info
Interested adopters must complete and submit our adoption application. • Interested adopters will be contacted for an appointment to meet the equine • Potential adopters will be screened, and references checked. An on-site assessment will be scheduled and completed. Final approval will be determined after all information has been assessed and site assessment is complete. • Adopters can now schedule delivery/pick up. Adoption application and fee is due at this time. • Adopters are financially, legally and morally responsible for the adopted equine. • Adopters understand mares are not to be bred. • For the protection of the animal, Triple R Horse Rescue will retain title and / or ownership papers of any adopted equine for six months, at which time a final inspection will take place and the ownership papers will be released to the adopter. • Triple R Horse Rescue will do the 30, 60, and 90 day follow ups by phone or email. • During the first six months, Triple R Horse Rescue will do periodic inspections (with notification to the adopter). If, at any time during the first six months, the Adoption Policy guidelines are not being met, the horse must be returned to Triple R Horse Rescue without any reimbursements or compensation to the original adopter. • If, for any reason during the first six months, the adopter can no longer care for the equine, Triple R Horse Rescue must be notified, and arrangements will be made for the return of the equine. Encumbrances of any liens, including feed liens, will not apply. • Adopters are to understand that all health and behavioral conditions of adopted equine may not be obvious and Triple R Horse Rescue cannot know all of the details of the adopted equine’s history. • Every equine adopted from Triple R Horse Rescue is up to date on vaccinations, feet, teeth, and has completed a full veterinarian and farrier check. • Adopter can consult a licensed veterinarian and trainer to evaluate adopted equine if they wish to do so. The veterinarian and trainer need to be approved by Triple R Horse Rescue and the fee of the inspection(s) is the Adopters responsibility.
Interested adopters must complete and submit our adoption application. • Interested adopters will be contacted for an appointment to meet the equine • Potential adopters will be screened, and references checked. An on-site assessment will be scheduled and completed. Final approval will be determined after all information has been assessed and site assessment is complete. • Adopters can now schedule delivery/pick up. Adoption application and fee is due at this time. • Adopters are financially, legally and morally responsible for the adopted equine. • Adopters understand mares are not to be bred. • For the protection of the animal, Triple R Horse Rescue will retain title and / or ownership papers of any adopted equine for six months, at which time a final inspection will take place and the ownership papers will be released to the adopter. • Triple R Horse Rescue will do the 30, 60, and 90 day follow ups by phone or email. • During the first six months, Triple R Horse Rescue will do periodic inspections (with notification to the adopter). If, at any time during the first six months, the Adoption Policy guidelines are not being met, the horse must be returned to Triple R Horse Rescue without any reimbursements or compensation to the original adopter. • If, for any reason during the first six months, the adopter can no longer care for the equine, Triple R Horse Rescue must be notified, and arrangements will be made for the return of the equine. Encumbrances of any liens, including feed liens, will not apply. • Adopters are to understand that all health and behavioral conditions of adopted equine may not be obvious and Triple R Horse Rescue cannot know all of the details of the adopted equine’s history. • Every equine adopted from Triple R Horse Rescue is up to date on vaccinations, feet, teeth, and has completed a full veterinarian and farrier check. • Adopter can consult a licensed veterinarian and trainer to evaluate adopted equine if they wish to do so. The veterinarian and trainer need to be approved by Triple R Horse Rescue and the fee of the inspection(s) is the Adopters responsibility.
We are a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization based in Cave Creek, Arizona. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in need. We are a 100% volunteer organization with our volunteers pouring their dedication and determination into providing daily care for all of our horses. Our Arizona horse rescue facility accommodates 15 rescued horses on any given day.
Triple R strives to be a partner in the equine community by providing awareness and education about options for helping horses in need. We offer opportunities for educational programs, schools, groups and individuals to participate in spreading this awareness, and by having groups and individuals become involved in Triple R's daily activities. Our goal is to be an educational resource for any group that can benefit from a relationship with our horses. Veterinarian-technician students from Anthem College, Boy/Girl Scouts earning their badges, and many other community/service-minded groups have benefited from their time spent at Triple R.
Your tax-deductible donations are the foundation of our horse rescue and adoption process. As a 100% nonprofit organization, we strive to make the most of what our generous donors are able to provide. All funds are dedicated completely to the welfare of our horses.
We are a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization based in Cave Creek, Arizona. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in need. We are a 100% volunteer organization with our volunteers pouring their dedication and determination into providing daily care for all of our horses. Our Arizona horse rescue facility accommodates 15 rescued horses on any given day.
Triple R strives to be a partner in the equine community by providing awareness and education about options for helping horses in need. We offer opportunities for educational programs, schools, groups and individuals to participate in spreading this awareness, and by having groups and individuals become involved in Triple R's daily activities. Our goal is to be an educational resource for any group that can benefit from a relationship with our horses. Veterinarian-technician students from Anthem College, Boy/Girl Scouts earning their badges, and many other community/service-minded groups have benefited from their time spent at Triple R.
Your tax-deductible donations are the foundation of our horse rescue and adoption process. As a 100% nonprofit organization, we strive to make the most of what our generous donors are able to provide. All funds are dedicated completely to the welfare of our horses.
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