Horses are iconic in Colorado. In reality, many older horses are abandoned or sold to slaughterhouses. @COHorseRescue saves horses and finds them loving homes. #HeyNext viewers have raised $40,000 to help. I'll match the next fifty $5 donations here: chr.org/word-of-thanks/ 
@CoHorseRescue Colorado Horse Rescue's goal is the best outcome for each horse with no judgment for the former owner. Two-thirds of the horses they take in are surrendered, the other one-third are saved from kill buyers at auction.
@CoHorseRescue As Colorado Horse Rescue notes, Coloradans don't euthanize dogs that are too old to hike with their owners, but some horses are discarded because they are no longer rideable. CHR works to find owners willing to take in those companion horses.
@CoHorseRescue Whimsy was a 20 year old mare rescued from a livestock auction last year. She began gaining weight at Colorado Horse Rescue and it was soon clear she was pregnant. Her foal, Flower, was born in April. CHR will help both find homes.
@CoHorseRescue Coloradans famously love animals. It's why shelter pets from other states come here. Most financial support for animal non-profits helps dogs and cats. This week's Word of Thanks microgiving campaign is extending that support to @CoHorseRescue. chr.org/word-of-thanks/
@CoHorseRescue Your Word of Thanks microgiving is a force for good in our state. Through 102 weekly campaigns, you've now raised $9,039,028 to support non-profits across our state. Have an idea of who could use our help next? Please DM me or email next@9news.com. 9news.com/article/news/l…
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