Due to a large number of fake (bot) subscriptions on our email list, we have removed the option for automatic signups at this time. If you would like to sign up to receive emails from MHARF, please contact us here with your name and email address. Thank you!
Now Accepting 2026 MHARF Calendar Submissions!
We are accepting photo entries for the 2026 MHARF calendar! Photos of your MHARF horse (or any other animal adopted or fostered through the MHARF program) can be submitted until the end of August. Photos can be emailed to info@mnhoovedanimalrescue.org. Please include the name of the photographer (both professional and amateur photographs are welcome) and please be sure we have permission from both the photographer and of anyone appearing in the photo to use it in the 2026 calendar. Be part of MHARF history! Thank you!
Lieutenant Dan Makes the News!
Thank you to Adam Duxter and WCCO News for doing this story on Lt. Dan! And thank you so much to Dr. Schwinghamer, all of the staff at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services, Winkley Orthotics and Prosthetics, and everyone who donated to help this special mini horse! We have had many people reach out about adopting Dan. We are happy to say that he will be going to a new forever home soon with someone who has been with him throughout this process, and who knows exactly what he needs and what to watch for to ensure that Dan continues to live his best life.
Watch Story Here!
Updated MHARF Archive Gallery
2025 marks MHARF’s 31st year in operation and we have been updating the MHARF Archive Gallery. We have added many new photos, including all of the previously published calendar pages, more rehabilitation success stories, testimonials, humane case photos and more. Check it out Here!
Memorial Donation Information
MHARF is always honored to be chosen as a recipient of Memorial Donations. To view and donate to Current Memorials please visit our Memorials Page.
To see a full list of recent donations made in memory and honor of special people and animals please click HERE.
MHARF in Need of Foster and Adoptive Homes!
MHARF is always in need of Adoptive and Foster homes! The majority of horses in our program come to us from humane cases through law enforcement. We also get frequent requests to take in horses from owners who can no longer keep them for various reasons. Although we do our best to help, due to space constraints we simply cannot help them all. We would love to find some new foster and adoptive homes! If you think you would like to help, please check out our Foster Home Information and our Adoption Information. You can view all of the horses in our program Here!
