Donate to Montana Horse Sanctuary

Gallatin County Neglect Case Veterinary Funds:
If you want to donate specifically for veterinary care for the 6 horses seized in Gallatin County Dec. 4, 2019, please write Gallatin County Horses in the “Designation” field on our DonateNow page.  If you prefer to send a check, please add a note letting us know this is how you would like the money spent.  We will directly pay the veterinarians caring for the horses.  Thank you!

Your financial gift, no matter the size, can make a lasting difference in the life of an in-crisis horse. Don’t wait. Donate now!

Donate Online: Click the button below to donate online via Network for Good.

Or mail a check payable to Montana Horse Sanctuary: PO Box 551, Stevensville, MT 59870. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

receipt for your tax records

If you donate online, you will receive a receipt immediately by email. If you send a check via snail mail, we will send you a receipt in January (in plenty of time for tax season).

We also accept gently used horse gear. We will donate it to other organizations, individual rescuers, adopters, or lend it to horse owners in need. For example, a donation of an English saddle, bridle, saddle pad and clothing we received went to the 4-H club near Hardin, MT. One of the youngsters in the horse program wanted to ride English but couldn’t afford to. Amazingly, the clothes fit her and the saddle fit her horse. Once she outgrows them, they will be used by another 4-Her. Win-Win!

We donate winter blankets more than any other item. Blankets help horses cope with our extremely cold Montana weather and conserve calories. It’s rewarding watching a horse try on a blanket for the first time on a bitterly cold day. Within minutes they warm up and relax. They practically smile. We accept donations of clean, gently used blankets of all sizes.

Sorry, we can’t accept: web halters (we have a huge stock of these already which we literally can’t give away or sell), stiff leadropes, dried out leather tack, whips, extreme bits, and spurs. Additionally we don’t accept hay that is older than one year, contains weeds, mold or other foreign objects or has been stored without cover.