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Handibear Hills Horse Sanctuary

Handibear Hills Horse Sanctuary

Prince Edward Island | Yogi Fell

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Mission Statement

Handibear Hills Horse Sanctuary is a registered Non Profit Horse Rescue in PEI.  We have adopted and cared for many abandoned horses and ponies.  This is their forever home.  The herd is used to teach horsemanship and stable management to adults and children.  This charity is used as an outreach program to individuals who would benefit from the leadership and life skills that can be acquired through the discipline of caring for horses and ponies.  The herd also provides a program for the Autistic Community  called “Horses 4 Autism”

Due to the lack of money, we are unable to adopt and care for more animals.  The Herd is our teaching assistants. Our programs are dedicated to education, by teaching good sound management skills, safe training and conditioning skills we hope to help owners and riders, keep their steeds healthy and sound.

Yogi believes that people passionate about horses are:

  • Responsible for their health and welfare
  • That safe use and humane practices are mandatory
  • That winning comes in many forms
  • Starting foremost with respect and concern for the horse
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Support the Sanctuary

Every dollar helps feed, care for, and protect the rescued horses who call Handibear Hills home.
Together, we can keep this safe, healing place thriving — for horses and people.

Donate today and make a difference that lasts a lifetime.

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