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Rescue horses are a wonderful option for horse lovers who may not have the money for expensive horses, but who love rescuing horses.  Rescue horses are horses that need a home, and rescue horses are often less expensive than traditional horses.

Rescue horse information is available everywhere you look.  You can find information about rescuing horses in books at your local bookstore or library, on the internet, at your local feed store, or even at a nearby stable or neighbor's house, if they own horses.  Rescue horses may require more care, love, and time than traditional horses.  Rescue horses may have been injured or mistreated, so rescuing horses can be challenging.

As with much other horse information, information regarding rescue horses is widely available.  Because there is such a vast background to draw from, nearly everyone has information or anecdotes about rescue horses to pass on.  Information about rescue horses usually comes from experience, but can also be taken from research, or even stories passed down within a family. 

Of course, as with any topic, it is best to take the rescue horses information you find and determine how much is useful to your interest in rescuing horses.  It would be too challenging to take all the rescue horses information you obtain and apply it to your own situation.  Gather all of the information about rescuing horses you can, but remember that every horse is unique, so your experience rescuing horses may be different than you expect.   

Also, it is best to prepare yourself for the worst when rescuing horses.  This way, you will not be shocked or disappointed.  Rescue horses may be challenging to work with, but usually rescue horse end up with success stories.  While rescuing horses is trying work, it is likely that you will feel fulfilled and your rescue horses will be happy with you and your efforts.  If your rescue horses have injuries that prevent them from being ridden, don't worry.  Rescuing horses has many benefits in addition to riding.

Finally, it is best to make the commitment to your rescue horses before you take them on.  If you are fully committed to caring for your rescue horses, you will not give up.  Giving up can be easy to do when rescuing horses, but if you stay with it, you will likely not regret it.  All rescue horses are unique, and they all deserve to have someone care for them.  Consider rescuing horses if you are a horse lover, because it will absolutely be worth it.  Also, it is a more affordable way to enjoy and help your favorite animal.

Rescue horses may take time to heal, if they are injured, or they may have already healed.  Your rescue horses may need no additional care or time from you than would a regular horse.  Some rescue horses simply have what others see as flaws, like a limp or awkward gait, and just need someone to see past the flaws.  Rescuing horses is fun, rewarding work for the right people.