Welcome to Tenerife horse rescue blog page
Here each Monday you can read up on our latest news, opinions, stories as blog posts. Written by our team, volunteers and helpers who have something important to say.
We will keep you up to date with horse and animal news and stories, some happy and some sad but always full of truth and written from the heart. We are very passionate about what we do and what we believe in so we enjoy sharing it all with you about our latest building updates or our new rescues that join our animal sanctuary. You can read more about each animal on their personal profile on the meet the animals‘” page or sponsor them on our patreon page for behind the scenes updates. Don’t forgot to keep up to date with pictures and fun videos you can follow us on our Instagram or Tiktok account as well @Tenerifehorserescue
12/10/2020
Tim\’s last day photo, saying good bye with vegetables. Tim was so good at organising the donations of food and the kitchen. Tim\’s last day photo, […]
14/09/2020
I came here to volunteer five weeks ago and was told that the finca is freegan. Which means that we eat whatever is donated or food […]
02/09/2020
Rescue Horses – Healing From the Inside OutBy Tamara from Madrid – currently volunteering with us at Tenerife Horse Rescue.Every horse lover always has wondered how […]
19/08/2020
Adventures in Manure CompostingI\’m Joanne and I\’m a volunteer here at Tenerife Horse Rescue. I\’m sort of from the UK, sort of from France but I […]
28/04/2020
While I write this blog on week 7 or 8 (does anyone really know) of lockdown… our first answer is, out of lockdown hopefully is where […]
17/02/2020
He spent 6 years in a cage in another rescue centre before coming to us. We have had him since early 2018. He was one of our first dogs we rescued on the island. Sadly no one wants this poor happy soul.
16/02/2020
So honestly this blog is a little pointless, but you will enjoy it! So i needed 3 posts to get our exciting new website up and […]
11/02/2020
The beautiful Shanty came into our lives as a very sudden emergency and surprise. We were bursting at the seems with horses, some living in our […]
