Volunteer Opportunities:

If you're local and can offer help on an ongoing basis we can sure use it!
Training, grooming, & care are all necessary to keep the horses happy and healthy. Please understand that volunteering at a one of the farms housing Equihab horses isn't a way for someone to get free riding on a horse. Some horses are not rideable, but all horses need fed & cared for.

If you're not local, please consider our long-distance volunteer options.

One of the hardest parts in caring for the horses is funding the funds to cover the feed, hay, vet, and farrier expenses. Anything you can do to raise funds would help the horses immensely!

We also can use a few hours donation from professionals. Can you donate your services?

• occasional legal advice from an attorney
• a CPA in Maryland
• a contractor such as a fencing installer
• a vet willing to do some pro bono work to help out horses in need

If you're local and can only help out once or twice a year....
please consider helping us man a booth or at an event. It may also get you free admission!

And for those of you wanting to help who aren't local, you can still help. Someone with good communication skills can promote the horses in the program through press releases, mailing list messages, and posts on online forums. We can use help proofreading.

If you have spare time, you can help by spreading the world in your own home town.

Those under 18 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

You may be asked to sign a waiver if you'll be doing anything with or near the horses. Be aware any horse can bite, kick, or knock down a person. Always wear proper footwear, and never ride without a helmet.