OUR MISSION
Our Mission
Dreamchaser Horse Rescue & Rehabilitation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that rescues horses, foals and other farm animals from abuse, abandonment, and slaughter. Our goal is to rehabilitate and find new homes for as many rescued animals as possible, however, we do provide sanctuary for those animals that are too mentally or physically traumatized to ever be adopted. We educate the general public through our website and social media, as well as through those who visit our rescue personally.
Our Vision
Our vision is to rescue abused and abandoned horses and foals and save those headed for slaughter, providing the care and training needed to allow for a successful adoption to their forever homes.
Strategic Direction
Our strategic direction is to align the organization financially to provide optimal care for our horses by exercising fiscal responsibility with every donated dollar. Our goal is to gain efficiency by managing expenses and optimizing resources, including volunteers, individual sponsorship, and community involvement.
CORE VALUES
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TRUST
Believing in others and being worthy of others' trust.
Ability to express views truthfully
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Treating every one equitably
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Consistent and reliable actions
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Open to sharing Ideas
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RESPECT
Accepting our similarities and differences and how both contribute to the success of the Organization.
Sharing one organization mission and vision
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Listening to and encouraging different viewpoints and ideas
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Bringing out the best in each other
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Keeping each other informed
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Keeping our promises and commitments
Accreditation
We've held accreditation through the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries and the American Sanctuary Association since 2011. We are an AZDA Registered Equine Facility, USDA licensed for our educational petting zoo, On Raven's Wings, Top Rated by Great Nonprofits and we've earned the GuideStar Platinum Seal for transparency.
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PASSION
For excellence, learning, and creating a better future for horses
Striving for the best possible result from oneself and others
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Acting with the Organization in mind and going the extra mile
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Learning from our successes and failures
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Creating new ideas for the growth of the Organization
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COURAGE
Taking risks for the sake of slaughter-bound animals
Speaking up and providing information on proper horse care
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Tenacity to see things through
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Willing to challenge the status quo
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Acting on our convictions
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Accepting accountability