Company History
The idea for Apache Junction Horse Rescue Corporation was conceived in 2006 by James (Jim) Moyle and Glenda Curran. They had come across many under-fed, unwanted and neglected horses. Feeling that they could not stand idly by and do nothing, took in those horses for which AJHR could provide. Though AJHR had limited resources, AJHR decided to raise funds and formed Apache Junction Horse Rescue Corporation in 2007, hoping through donations they could improve the lives of as many horses as possible.
Apache Junction Horse Rescue is a certified 501(c)3 nonprofit with facilities located in Apache Junction, Arizona We DO NOT sell horses, but facilitate the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of those animals in our care. We do have some permanent residents, but strive to adopt out as many animals as possible to loving informed homes.
Mission Statement
Apache Junction Horse Rescue Corporation (AJHR) is a 501(c)(3) non-propfit organization that believes every horse should be treated the way we would want a higher being to treat us. AJHR is responsible for rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of unwanted, abused, or neglected horse. AJHR also upholds an on going commitment to educate the public on proper equine care and horsemanship skills.
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