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
29/02/2024
This poor horse has an amazing story like no others, he is famous on the island. He was brought to the island as Turbo, a very […]
23/02/2024
Sometimes our responsibility is offering a last act of kindness. Saving an animal from a miserable future even though we can not heal them. Bringing them […]
22/11/2023
Introduction At Tenerife Horse Rescue we are committed to the well-being of every animal in our care. It can be incredibly heartwarming to see animals recover […]
16/11/2023
When her previous owner faced a medical emergency and was taken into the hospital, Nala, along with another horse, was left alone in a field for […]
13/11/2023
This sweet girl was discovered wandering around the feeding station at our finca by one of our volunteers. She was skin and bones and her skin […]
30/10/2023
This lovable furry companion, named Nacho because her ears look like nachos, arrived together with James and Noisy. They came from a place where 19 cats were taken from a home where they unfortunately suffered from abuse. They were very traumatized and terrified, and one can only imagine the horrors they endured. Especially Nacho was a very, very frightened cat. It took a whole year of patience and gentle care to be able to slowly gain back her trust. She spent a lot of time watching the birdies in our bird cage.
24/10/2023
The world of animal conservation and welfare is a multifaceted realm, where zoos and sanctuaries stand as two distinct pillars. While both institutions can contribute to […]
23/10/2023
This little feline was discovered by one of our compassionate volunteers whilst out on a walk, in a truly distressing situation. He witnessed the poor kitten getting thrown out of a car window. Despite the kitten’s understable fear, our volunteer managed to rescue him. He carried the scared, scabby and skinny kitty home in his bag and brought him to safety.
23/10/2023
This furry feline used to live his life in a village with an owner who loved him. Sadly, when she died no one wanted him because he is "boring" and black. He is however, very friendly and loves people. He has moved around and around at the finca to find a volunteer to stay with. Currently he is staying with two lovely volunteers in their cave. He loves cuddles, mostly stays at home but also can be playful from time to time.
23/10/2023
This canine companion made an unexpected appearance at the finca, on the very day that Iggy was rushed into the vets. Iggy, who has been with Emma since she was 18, is the reason the sanctuary started. Remarkably, Zazu looks so much like Iggy in both appearance and behaviour. When he attached himself to Emma whilst Iggy was in the vets, it was a touching and emotional sign that he wanted to join their pack. And now he is, another loyal follower of Emma
23/10/2023
Meet Selma, an enchanting feline who came in together with her brother Salem. They were tiny, scared and abandoned kittens. Salem was quickly chosen to join a forever family, however, poor Selma was never chosen due to her "common colour". Sadly, black and white cats are very hard to rehome.
20/10/2023
This sweet little puss cat was found in the streets. She was skin and bones, full of mange and quite sick. We thought she was going to be leukemia positive, but to our happy surprise she was not. With the correct care and treatment she has made a full recovery.
19/10/2023
This pretty fella has been with us from the start. He loves people and following volunteers around for walks with the dogs. He hides everywhere […]
