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Horse Success Story:

“Tinkerbell” is the perfect name for a little horse with a roan coat and spots that shimmer in the light, and a sparkly personality to match. Everyone adores Tinkerbell, who loves parades, county fairs and spoon races.

Read more about Tinkerbell..

Stop in and Tour the Farm and Facilities…
Tours daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Meet our staff, volunteers and horses
Hear stories of successful rescues and adoptions
Visit our souvenir and tack shop

Discover our volunteer opportunities, events and programs!

Horse Rescue & Rehabilitation

Days End Farm is a Maryland-based organization that is nationally recognized for responding to calls for help when a horse is in trouble. We help Animal Control remove horses from situations of abuse and neglect, provide shelter for abused/neglected horses, and offer rescue services during disasters.
Our dedicated team of veterinarians, farriers, staff and volunteers nurse horses back to health while handling and preparing them for loving homes.

Horse Adoptions & Sponsorships

Are you thinking of adopting a horse? Check out our Adoption Guidelines and come meet our horses! Not looking to adopt but long to be involved? We have foster care and sponsorship opportunities for horses not yet ready for adoption, or for seniors and other special needs horses.

Education & Training

Thinking about buying your first horse? Want to know what to do if your horse falls and can’t get up? We offer a variety of programs for kids and adults: horse care clinics, large animal rescue training, cruelty investigation workshops. . . We also have internships for adult students thinking of an equine career.

Events & Lectures

Do you have a horse lover in the family? Bring the kids to one of our many year-round events—like our Spring Carnival or Fall Festival, where you’ll enjoy games, pony rides and a petting zoo. Girl Scouts can earn their horse lovers badge at Days End. Fun-loving adults may want to take in our Holiday Party or Grapes of Hooves event.
You can also invite a Share A Heart facilitator to come speak at your school or organization!

Volunteer Program

Volunteers are the foundation of our rescue and rehabilitation work! Our horses wouldn’t get all the time and attention they deserve, and we couldn’t offer our various programs without volunteers. Join us and receive an in-depth orientation and training on horse care and management. The horses need you, and we need you!

"Protection for Horses.....Education for People"
301/854-5037 or 410/442-1564

The pictures posted on Days End Farm Horse Rescue's website are copyrighted and are the property of Days End Farm Horse Rescue. The use of these pictures is forbidden except where permission has been given in writing by Days End Farm Horse Rescue's Board of Directors.

E-Mail: Info@defhr.org

Donating through the CFC Campaign?

Days End Farm is part of "Animal Charities of America"

National/International - Contact us for current CFC number.

Please donate what you can to help the horses, your gift is sincerely appreciated!

If you are a current Days End supporter or Volunteer, or thinking about becoming one, check out our Yahoo! Group! We keep current on Days End Events, Volunteer Opportunities, and other news. The Group also hosts moderated chats, discussion boards, and a cyber-place for DEFHR folk to hang out.

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For more information call:
301/854-5037 or 410/442-1564
E-Mail: info@defhr.org

Physical Address:
1372 Woodbine Road
Woodbine, MD 21797

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 309
Lisbon, Maryland 21765

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Days End Farm Horse Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer based humane organization
whose mission is to ensure quality care and treatment of horses
through intervention, education, and outreach.