Welcome to Golden Hills Ranch Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.                     Since June 2008
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit
  
We here at the ranch would like to thank you for taking a look at us and hopefully for your consideration to donating money,
time or your prays in our mission.  
Its hard work to be honest with you, i wake up every morning wondering how I'm going to make it through the day, then i
walk down to the corrals to be greeted by whinnies and big brown eyes, makes everything worth it.  
Thank you again and remember your donation is tax deductible.

C.C. Hotchkiss
Founder/President


Mission Statement

Our mission at Golden Hills Ranch Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. is to improve the quality of life for all horses.  
We are a non profit 501(c)(3)  publicly funded horse rescue and our mission is to save as many horses as we can.  We are
committed to the rescue and rehabilitation of horse and equine suffering from abuse or neglect and to find homes for those
best suited to be with someone else. We also aim to improve the public awareness and knowledge of the standards of
care necessary to take care of the horse both financially and physically through educating the public on the proper care,
responsible horse ownership and all related issues involving equines.
Each year countless numbers of equines are euthanized or sold at auction,  there are those who for unforeseen
circumstances as owners they can no longer take care of their hoofed friends, or prior to buying a horse did not think of the
expense, time and energy it took to care for these animals, and there are also those who buy more horse than they can
handle at their level of riding ability.  We would love for the chance to give these horses a second chance at life and to find
them homes where they will be taken care of properly.  We take every step humanly possible to insure the new homes our
horses go to have the proper facilities, proper care, the understanding and knowledge it takes to care for a horse for the
remainder of their life .
Golden Hills Ranch Equine
Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc.
Everyone here at the ranch is into
rescues...My MALE dog Henry and his
kittens.  
These orphan kittens were raises by him
from the time they were two days old and
no way was he going to let his sister
have one, well he finally gave in when
they were about 4 weeks old and let her
have one, SHE didn't know what to do
with it.
Who said guys don't make good moms!!!
:
Just one of our permanent  
residences.  We will in the near future
be offering programs to teach
mentally and physically challenged
kids and adults.


Below is Justin who is paralyzed and
is in a wheel chair.  At 16, 23 now he
was in a dirt bike accident and
everyday faithful he works with all the
horses to get them use to those
bound to the chair.  He is also our
ranch foreman and drives, all the
tractors and  make sure all is running
smoothly and all the horses are
tended to.  He can out work most of us
here and get it done faster in that chair.
All donations be they big or small will go directly to the horses, we are all
volunteers here and your donation is tax deductible.
We could always use volunteers, so contact the Ranch if your interested.  
You must be 18 or older or have a parents signature.  You must also have a
valid ID for proof of age.  
We have a few horses that need to be exercised and if you are an
experienced (or have some time in the saddle) rider/trainer thats a huge
plus.

Make your check or money order payable to,  and mail to the following
address:

Golden Hills Ranch  Equine Rescue
P.O. Box 632
Aguanga, CA 92536

Visitor's are welcome at the ranch but you must make an appointment.  Not
required but it would be nice if you brought a bag of carrots or some treat
for the horses.  Hay is also welcomed, these guys love to eat and be
pampered.  Go to the contact page and send me an email...Also if you
have a pair of boots, i have a muck rake there is always road apples to
pick up.

Golden Hills Ranch Equine Rescue is located at: 43945 Golden Hills Drive
Aguanga CA 92536     951-767-9331
Two best friends...The pig Wilbert thought the dog
Roxy was a great pillow.  The pig is actually asleep
in this photo.
Member Anza Valley Chamber of Commerce
DONATIONS
HORSES NOW AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Help the horses at Golden Hills Ranch and recycle at the
same time!  Donate your used ink cartridges
Mail to the PO Box listed below or drop them off at the ranch
Miabella born March
24th 2009
Black and White
FriesianxPaint Filly.
Another way you can help...Go to www.goodsearch.com  and add it to your tool
bar, it simple and quick every time you search using goodseach they will donate
funds to the rescue.  
So every time you search we earn.
Just put Golden Hills Ranch Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation as your choice
for charity.
Thank You
Misty a 25+ year old OTTB
I'm sad to announce Misty past away
today May 7th 2009 at 11:22am.  Misty
had crippling injuries from her racing
career and who know what afterwards
that the pain she was in was heart
breaking.  Arrangements were made
and she is now in horse heaven...She
was a great horse with nothing but
love to give to anyone.  She will be
sorely missed.  
She was a battle worth fighting for and
great effort was put into her, i want to
thank everyone for helping this big old
girl, a tree has been planted in her
honor...I miss you baby girl, you will
aways have a place in my heart.    
IN LOVING MEMORY
MISTY
You can help by sponsoring a horse check our Sanctuary Horse section.  You
can come visit with and work with the horse you sponsor.  100.00 a month for
full sponsorship, 50.00 for 1/2 sponsorship per horse.  Visit with your
sponsored horse is encouraged but not required.  
Don't know much about horses i would love to teach you.  
Closed toes shoes required at visit.
Those needing placement for their horse (s)
We have a few space available and spaces coming available soon.
Please send me all your info on horse, pictures are nice also.
Check out our new blog
http://ghrequinerescue.blogspot.com
Cowboy
IN LOVING MEMORY
BUTTERCUP
Buttercup Draft cross and one of our
therapy horses passed Aug 2, 2009
This is one that will be missed she
was a extremely kind mare.  
The picture here shows Chris who is
21 years old and autistic working
Buttercup.
We are going to miss this big ole girl
and my heart is broken...She is the
reason why i started this rescue.  
In your honor Butter many horses will
have a chance for a new life, I will
never forget you, nor will anyone else
whose heart you touched.  
New News

This year has started out bad with the hay situation, but the only way to go now is up.  We received a generous donation,
our first grant from The Komarek-Hyde-McQueen Foundation.  We are so grateful to them, we couldn't thank them
enough.  

Cherrio our Thoroughbred is due this month, should be any day now...I will have a heart attack before this is over, I am
the nervous mother at this moment.  

New arrival this month, March 2010...Cricket a blind POA pony.  She is lovely and so good with the kids, we started her off
meeting a few of the kids in our program and she was not afraid.  I will post her story later, I have been sick and my brain
doesn't seem to want to work right now...Pictures coming soon...Also three Kinder goats were donated to the rescue, their
pictures coming soon also...They came from an awesome home so there is no bad story on these three, they were very
pampered.

I'm really excited about a new program we have going on here...The kids from the UHS school workability program have
been coming here 2 days a week to work.  We are so proud of the job they are doing, they work hard, they complete their
task, and the area they are doing right now is looking great.  We gave them a section of the property we were not using to
plant and do with as they think needs to be done there, they are a part of the plan, its their garden.  They will be working
all over the ranch, but i thought maybe a little corner to call their own, where they would be proud to look at and say "we
did that."  Monday and Tuesdays 10am they are here, weather permitting or the days can vary due to rain.  
Honestly i was a little hesitant at first taking this on, I am so thankful we are doing this.  I believe people are only limited to
road blocks they place in front of them, these kids may have mental and physical challenges but the heart they put into
this would make anyone proud...They are willing to learn, they are bright,  big heart kid...i wish they were here everyday.  
I will be creating a section here in the days to come, i will use the title "Workability Program" and i will be posting pictures
of their progress.     
If you have plants or trees you would like to donate, these kids would appreciate them.  You may also come by Mondays
or Tuesdays and bring the plants right to the kids.  Please call ahead so i know your coming (951)767-9331 ask for C.C.
Visitor from UHS School Hemet
campus.  21 Autistic kids we had
a blast...pigs were a hit everyone
like them some were not to sure
about the horses but all went
great, looking forward to their next
visit.  All the horses especially
Cowboy handled this large crowd  
like old pros. Thanks kiddos for
the great cards and letters i will
treasure them forever.
Our newest
addition....
Everyone meet
MISS HOLLY
BERRY
Born
12/20/2009
6am
a healthy black and
white filly pony
Mom is our  
WelshxQuarter
pony Jasmine
ITZA GIRL
Bay Roan Filly Foaled June 10, 2009 Registered AQHA reg #5199773
Reg name ONE BAR GAL
Sire
SNIPPYS ROAN BAR
DAM
ONE ROAN GAL

Adopted
IMPORTANT NOTICE

This rescue does not have any
attachments business wise to any
other horse rescues, or persons
claiming to belong to, or claiming
to be a  part of  this rescue.
All horses that come into the
rescue are handed over to me and
if you didn't talk to me personally
then I'm sorry someone claiming
to be a part of us has your horse
.
People please be careful who you
hand the lead rope with your horse
attached to, that horse is relies on
you to make sure they are in safe
hands.  Please don't be afraid to
ask for an ID.

Thank You
C.C. Hotchkiss
President
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