The story of Jason and Tawnee starts back in 1993 and Tawnee distinctly remembers the day she met Jason. Tawnee was only 9 years old but she was captivated by this 13-year-old boy named Jason. It was love at first sight for her, completely unaware of the fascinating journey life had in store for them. Jason and Tawnee were married nine years after they first met and together, they would make an extraordinary impact on the world of horses by setting up the largest Horse Welfare Organization - a testament to their shared passion and unwavering commitment. Their story is a beautiful reminder of how love and hard work can inspire significant change.
Horse Plus Humane Society, the world's largest horse welfare organization, tirelessly works not just in the US but globally. Our organization is nestled outside of the charming town of Hohenwald, Tennessee, which is also proud to be home of the Elephant Sanctuary. Both colossal animal organizations, Horse Plus Humane Society and the Elephant Sanctuary, share this small but vibrant community as their home. The journey of Horse Plus began in Northern California back in 2003 and then relocating to Tennessee in 2015. We've expanded our facility to over 50 acres and over 30,000 square feet of covered buildings, complete with a large on-site veterinary hospital employing two full-time veterinarians caring for the rescued animals.
Create a lasting impact by safeguarding animals and providing them a new lease on life. This will stand as your enduring testament to the positive change you've brought to the world.
A compassionate community of horse welfare organizations across the U.S., stands ready to extend a helping hand to any horse in distress, regardless of their circumstances.
In memory of the beloved Bob Barker, Barker Animal Services aids with owner surrenders of dogs and cats. We put a heavy emphasis on spaying and neutering to promote responsible pet ownership.
We put a huge emphasis on animal health here at Horse Plus Humane Society
Full-time Shelter Veterinarian
Our expansive 30,000 sq. ft. covered areas enables us to function seamlessly even during chilly winter months. All animals can be accommodated under shelter during harsh weather conditions like ice storms or prolonged cold. With the covered spaces, we can ensure that horse training continues uninterrupted, and our veterinarians can perform surgeries operations in climate-controlled surgery rooms. We acknowledge the challenges horse owners face during winter, hence, we remain prepared to accommodate more animal intakes during this season.
donate600 Charles McClearen Rd Hohenwald, TN 38462
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P.O. Box 485
Hohenwald, TN, 38462
888-474-7077
