Second Chance Equine Rescue & Sanctuary was founded in 2009 to rescue and provide lifelong care for equines facing neglect and abuse, eliminate horse slaughter, and educate the public about proper horse ownership. Located on Cherrywood Farm in Paris, Kentucky, the sanctuary rescues horses from neglect and works to rehabilitate and rehome them. One success story is Second Chance, a colt rescued in near-death condition in 2008 who required months of intensive care but ultimately recovered and now lives at Cherrywood Farm.
Second Chance Equine Rescue & Sanctuary was founded in 2009 to rescue and provide lifelong care for equines facing neglect and abuse, eliminate horse slaughter, and educate the public about proper horse ownership. Located on Cherrywood Farm in Paris, Kentucky, the sanctuary rescues horses from neglect and works to rehabilitate and rehome them. One success story is Second Chance, a colt rescued in near-death condition in 2008 who required months of intensive care but ultimately recovered and now lives at Cherrywood Farm.
Second Chance Equine Rescue & Sanctuary was founded in 2009 to rescue and provide lifelong care for equines facing neglect and abuse, eliminate horse slaughter, and educate the public about proper horse ownership. Located on Cherrywood Farm in Paris, Kentucky, the sanctuary rescues horses from neglect and works to rehabilitate and rehome them. One success story is Second Chance, a colt rescued in near-death condition in 2008 who required months of intensive care but ultimately recovered and now lives at Cherrywood Farm.
victims of neglect and abuse, and to re-home or provide a lifelong home for these horses.
*To eliminate the practice of
horse slaughter and to make the public aware of this practice and to try and remove as many horses as possible from the Second Chance Equine Rescue & Sanctuary Second Chance slaughter pipeline.
Cherrywood Farm Equine Rescue
*To help educate potential horse 234 Hawkins-Cummins Road Paris, KY 40361 And owners regarding how much time, Sanctuary Phone 859-396-7397 money, and effort is needed www.scerasforum.org to properly own and care for www.scerasinc.org a horse with the intention of preventing many cases of SCERAS is a They all deserve a second non-profit corporation in the Commonwealth neglect and abuse. of Kentucky. chance. Second Chance Equine Because he was too weak to stand on his own, Nicole and her husband had to hoist Rescue & Sanctuary was him up using mesh straps. For the first founded in September 2009 month Nicole had to give Second Chance at Cherrywood Farm liquids through a feeding tube and roll him from side to side to prevent more sores. On in Paris, KY April 1, 2008, Chance made it to his feet on his own! On May 22, 2008, he made his first run in the sun!
Because of his rough start in life, Second
Chance will always require special care. Second Chance February 2008 To ensure that he gets it Chance was moved to his forever home at Cherrywood Farm, On February 29th, 2008 Nicole Baker, one of home of Second Chance Equine Rescue & our board members, rescued a colt that was Sanctuary. left for dead on the side of a county road in Kentucky. Many thought that the best thing to do for this little guy would be to euthanize Cherrywood Farm him. But Nicole felt that he deserved a second chance, hence his new name! 201 0 Events March 6, 201 0 He was so malnourished and so FOP Charity Dart Tournament neglected that his body was feeding off his muscles to survive. The colt was rated St Joseph, MI a low 2 on the Henneke scale by the vet. He April 1 7, 201 0 John Henry Adoption Fair had several wounds from road rash and Lexington, KY pressure sores. September 1 8- 1 9, 201 0 SCERAS Festival Second Chance with pal Danni, October 2009 Paris, KY