Rehab-Retrain-Rehome
Kyhlwood Training is proud to offer a new service. Knowing that there is a lack of available horse rescues in the area we have decided to offer an alternative. Our Triple R program is designed for owners who are no longer willing or able to care for their horses.
Read about our success stories below or go to the bottom of the page to apply your horse for this program. This program also includes many horses pulled from sales that were in danger of shipping to slaughter.
Rehab
The horse will begin a rehab program designed specifically for them, whether they need to gain weight, lose weight, heal an injury, etc. Each horse will also be brought up to date on all cares (shots, farrier care, dentals, etc). When the horse is in suitable physical condition he or she will begin retraining. Students get hands on experience with learning to care for special needs horses.
Retrain
Their retraining program will be designed specifically around their abilities and needs. The retraining program will be designed by and overseen by a professional trainer. However depending on the horse and abilities students of various ages will be involved.
Rehome
Once the horses are able to be a productive member of society and maintain a job- whether that be a trail horse, lesson horse, eventing prospect, etc. They will be listed for sale. Kyhlwood Training takes great care to ensure that all horses sold are in safe homes where they will be well cared for. Note: When sold I will ask fair market value for the horses. This is to ensure we can cover the costs of the program and continue offering it well into the future.
Crosby's Story
Mercy's Story
Holly's Story
Atlas's Story
Abbey's Story
Lena's Story
Griffin's Story
Ingrid's Story
Hazel's Story
Kona's Story
Cosmo's Story
Ozzy's Story
Edna's Story
Oliver's Story
Maple's Story
Willow's Story
Nikko's Story
Angel's Story
Manny's Story
Kitty's Story
Rigby's Story
Ember's Story
It may take up to two weeks for us to review your application and get back to you. Most horses will be accepted if we currently have room and they are a suitable candidate for retraining. For example a 22 yr old, unbroke broodmare would not be a good candidate. An 11 yr old trail horse that hasn't been ridden in several years and is underweight would be a good candidate. If your horse is not a good candidate we are happy to help you find an alternative to our program.
Rehab My Horse
If you have a horse that you would like to be considered for the program please fill out our application form. We do understand that cares may not be up to date. THIS IS OK! We only ask for this information to better plan out a rehab and retraining program.