Our Team
Our Family
Our History
Our History
Gary L. Britten Jr
Founding
Executive Director & President
garybritten@britten-farms.com
870-307-2275
Sheri Britten
Vice President
870-613-2846
Our History
Our History
Our History
Seeing a need for horse rescue, in this area, we formed our non-profit organization to provide protection for horses. We are in the beginning stages, but thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community, we expect to grow quickly!
Meet the staff of Britten Farm's
Gary L. Britten Jr.
Founding Executive Director & President
Sheri Britten
Vice President / Treasurer
"Without "U", There is no Rescue."
You can be a part of the rescue effort and make a difference in the life of a horse!
With this simple program, we ask that you donate $10.00 $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 (you choose the amount to fit into your budget) per month. Britten Farms Horse Rescue is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit. All funds donated are tax deductible and go for the care of the horses. The cost of caring for these noble animals is great. All rescues depend on the community for support and funding. A common misconception is that the government gives free funding to all rescues. This is not true.
With a monetary donation, You can help us give them safety, care, and love they have been waiting for. Would you be able to donate to help us rescue more horses from abuse and neglect. All donations are appreciated, no matter the size. Wondering what your donation can provide a horse? $10.00 provides 2 week of hay, $25.00 provides 1 month of grain, $50.00 provides 1 month of grain and hay, and $100.00 provides hay, grain, straw bedding and necessary supplies. The simple commitment to basically donate pocket change can change a horse's life forever.
Remember, any items donated are tax deductible.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
We also accept donations of items we can sell.
Thanks for your support.
Saving one horse won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that one horse.
You can change a Horse's life!
Help us help America's horses and rescues.
Monthly Sponsors
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
Colton's Steak House & Grill
1553 S St Louis St
Batesville, AR 72501
(870) 793-7427
Elizabeth Schneider-Harness & Darrell Harness
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
I grew up loving horses, even cleaned stalls so I could ride for free (a quarter horse named Ben) Except my future held no ranching in my life. Many other blessings 30 years as a nurse, 5 years as an airline attendant for AA .
Skip just retired last from the Las Vegas Valley Water district, he was head of 3 departments dealing with Survey and Right Way for The state of Nevada
Ozark Country Carriages
Colton's Steak House & Grill Batesville AR
Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
We are a carriage company that does weddings and other events. You can call us and let us help make your event special at 870-613-0105 or email ozarkacountycarriages@outlook.com
Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
For all your electrical and handyman needs give them a call
Thompson Electric & Handyman Service
60 Kari Brook Ln, Batesville, AR 72501
(870) 503-6368
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Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
southern mom customs & more
For all of your custom creations needs Ashley Meyers at
(479)586-9354
The Home Depot
Thompson Electric and Handyman Services
southern mom customs & more
3000 E Harrison St,
Batesville, AR 72501
(870) 307-0300
Southern Tire Mart
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Southern Tire Mart
1100 N St Louis, Batesville, AR 72501
(870) 698-6099
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200 Pepsi Cola Rd Suite B, Batesville, AR 72501
TRACTOR SUPPLY CO.
Ozark Mountain All Terrain
TRACTOR SUPPLY CO.
3239 Harrison St, Batesville, AR 72501 (870) 698-0422
Harris Farm & Home
Humane Society of Independence County
TRACTOR SUPPLY CO.
Harris Farm and Home
408 S Main St, Cave City, AR 72521
870-283-8030
THE COZY NOOK
Humane Society of Independence County
Humane Society of Independence County
217 E Main St, Hardy, AR 72542 715-577-4661
Humane Society of Independence County
Humane Society of Independence County
Humane Society of Independence County
5 Environmental Drive, Batesville, AR 72501
870-793-0090
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The Tea Crate
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Cave city Sonic Drive-In
614 S St Louis St, Batesville, AR 72501
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404 S Main St, Cave City, AR 72521
870-283-6650
Tammy March
Cave city Sonic Drive-In
SALLY'S CREATIVE CREATIONS
I have lived in Arkansas for 14 years. I am a "country girl" by heart. Love all animals, especially horses.
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WILSON RACING
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SALTER BROS RACING
Roger Wilson His dad raced when he was a child and never would let my dad drive. He started racing 3 years ago when Paul got him into it.
SALTER BROS RACING
SALLY'S CREATIVE CREATIONS
SALTER BROS RACING
HESS RACING
HESS RACING
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How to Spot and Prevent Horse Abuse
In cases of suspected abuse or neglect, look for theses signs…
- Extremely thin or emaciated horses
- Wounds on the body
- Chronic illness
- Limping
- Signs of physical abuse
- No evidence of food or water
- Lack of shelter from extreme weather conditions
- Sunburned skin
- Filthy living conditions
Learn More
To spot and prevent horse abuse in your neighborhood takes a concerted effort. This means the willingness to keep your eyes and ears open — to pay attention to horses that live in your community.
As a lover of horses you probably know there are agencies that work to protect and save the lives of these animals in your county, and throughout the counry. But for them to be effective, they must rely on good citizens like you to report abuse — they simply don’t have the resources to do it alone.
This is where you can help. You can be the eyes and ears for desperate, helpless horses who can do nothing to stop the