Alloue Equine Rescue

Alloue Equine Rescue Alloue Equine Rescue is a french registered Horse rescue association based in Alloue 16490 France. We rescue horses, donkeys, mules and ponies.
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Our rescue is run by volunteers and funded by donations and fund raising events. Alloue Equine Rescue is run by volunteers, new volunteers are always welcome.

Mission: Our mission is to help equines in need, get them back to good health both mentally and physically & if suitable retrain to enable them to go out on permanent loan, some equines stay with us for life, some stay for 6 months and some for a couple of years. No equines are sold or given away. Sometimes we help owners that have become unwell or homeless by caring for their equines for a short period of time. We also help owners that are having difficulties with their horses behavior. We are run by volunteers, funded by donations and fund raising events. If you would like to donate please use to donate button at the top of our page or message us for our address if you would like to send a cheque or payment via paypal thank you

Fonctionnement normal

23/12/2020

A little reminder !!
Your FFE licences will run out on the 31st of December.
Please message us if you would like to take a licence to cover you in 2021.
Adult licence €36 + €5 donation

We would like to introduce today's new arrival Concinnity / Connor to his friends.He is 31 years old and has come into o...
21/12/2020

We would like to introduce today's new arrival Concinnity / Connor to his friends.
He is 31 years old and has come into our care at the request of his owner so that he can enjoy the company of other horses whilst being financially supported by his owner.
Sadly his active history in racing and endurance has lead to arthritis in his hind legs but he's still a happy boy.

17/12/2020

Merry Christmas everyone.
Are you stuck as to what to buy someone for Christmas ?
How about donating to a gift to our rescue and dedicating the gift ?
If you are donating as a present to someone please tag them in the comments.
Would you like to donate a present to our rescue ?
A large bale of hay €15
A bag of carrots €2
A horse wormer €10
A bale of shavings €8
Or a donation of your choice however large or small.
Every euro/pound/dollar goes directly to the rescue.
There are no paid staff at Alloue Equine Rescue.
If you would like to donate ;
Our paypal is [email protected]
Please make cheques payable to Alloue Equine Rescue.
Our address is
Alloue Equine Rescue
Les Repaires
16490 Alloue
Poitou-Charente
France
Or you can click on our donate button and donate via Facebook.
Thank you ###
If you are donating as a present to someone please tag them in the comments.

A Huge thank you to the lady that donated 32 small bales of hay.She has asked not to be named but we still wish to thank...
06/12/2020

A Huge thank you to the lady that donated 32 small bales of hay.
She has asked not to be named but we still wish to thank her ###x

Our Beautiful Beau is happily settled in his new loan home.He has the very important job of being a best friend and comp...
03/11/2020

Our Beautiful Beau is happily settled in his new loan home.
He has the very important job of being a best friend and companion to the lovely Hugo ###x

Attestations de déplacement
30/10/2020
Attestations de déplacement

Attestations de déplacement

Face à une situation sanitaire qui continue de se dégrader, des restrictions de déplacement entrent en vigueur sur le territoire métropolitain et en Martinique.À compter de 0h00, dans la nuit du jeudi 29 octobre au vendredi 30 octobre, les déplacements non-essentiels ne sont plus autorisés.Le...

A wet Sunday afternoon :)Carrot and apple treasure hunt for the horses ;)
25/10/2020

A wet Sunday afternoon :)
Carrot and apple treasure hunt for the horses ;)

Sorry for the delay posting photos of the donkeys that came in last week. They are getting used to being handled and are...
24/10/2020

Sorry for the delay posting photos of the donkeys that came in last week. They are getting used to being handled and are starting to accept their legs being handled.

A huge thank you to Marlene and Gary for their cheque today ###Here is a kiss from Holly ###x
16/10/2020

A huge thank you to Marlene and Gary for their cheque today ###
Here is a kiss from Holly ###x

16/10/2020

Sirocco and Holly :)

Our new fields are now in use ;)Holly and Sirocco were first to move in this morning ;)Holly has settled really well and...
16/10/2020

Our new fields are now in use ;)
Holly and Sirocco were first to move in this morning ;)
Holly has settled really well and has paired up with Sirocco ;)

A Huge thank you to David Steed for his very welcome donation that was in our postbox this morning. Thank you ###
06/10/2020

A Huge thank you to David Steed for his very welcome donation that was in our postbox this morning. Thank you ###

Dreams do come true !!!We would like to introduce Barbara :)As many of you know Mrs Barbara Bailey bequeathed her 3 equ...
18/09/2020

Dreams do come true !!!
We would like to introduce Barbara :)
As many of you know Mrs Barbara Bailey bequeathed her 3 equines to our rescue along with a financial donation. We spoke with her daughter Vivienne and decided to purchase a 2 horse lorry with her mother's funds
Barbara is going to have a lung transplant (air filter) liver transplant (oil filter) kidney transplant ( fuel filter) varicose veins stripped ( new hoses) and a blood transfusion (oil change) and eventually have a face lift (New decals/stickers) ;)

On Monday evening we attended a meeting organised by the Gendarmerie of the Charente.The meeting was held outside to met...
16/09/2020

On Monday evening we attended a meeting organised by the Gendarmerie of the Charente.
The meeting was held outside to met the current social distancing requirements. We were invited to attend by the Gendarmerie during a visit to our rescue a week earlier.
The purpose of the meeting was to advise horse owners of the current challenges re horse mutilations and to offer advice and support.
The Advice from the Gendarmerie is as follows:
If you have registered as a detenteur a equide as required by law with the IFCE you will be contacted by your local Gendarmerie very shortly.
It was stated that although there had been over 150 reported cases, all of which are being investigated, it is believed 28 had been caused by a deliberate act, some of the other cases may have been injuries suffered in the field by fencing or accidents rather than caused by a violent act of a stranger.
We were advised that if you see a suspicious vehicle you should take a photo of the vehicle including it's number plate and call 17 to report it. They will then check out the registration and do a follow up as seen appropriate.
If you find a drone or person on your land the first thing you must do is call 17 and ask for assistance. Do not attempt to take the person on as you may get hurt and if you have not called 17 you may lay in the field injured and no one will know you need help.
They advised us not to share photos of cars and number plates on social media as this can cause the sometimes innocent owners of these vehicles to get hurt by those taking the law into their own hands. Call 17 as they will investigate.
If you find your horse injured call your vet first and then 17. Try to preserve the scene as much as possible, lots of people moving around the scene could disturb vital evidence.
If you find your horse dead in the field do not move it, try to not touch or move anything as there maybe evidence that can help catch those responsible. CALL 17.
Do not leave ropes, headcollars etc out as they could be used by a stranger.
Keep your water buckets/containers/baths away from the boundary of your fields as they could be poisoned.
Lock gates and doors. Make sure your petrol and diesel cans are put in a secure place so the fuel cannot be stolen.
If you have a surveillance camera put it up but please bear in mind it is illegal to film a public right of way or your neighbour's land.
Movement detector lights are seen as a useful tool.
Dogs or geese are great alarms.
Check your horses often but try to do it at different times rather than routine times.
Keep parked vehicles locked.
There is a dedicated green number for you to call if you need advice, are scared or worried. The number is 0800738908.
If you are going to be away from home, tell your neighbours, tell your local gendermerie and they will visit your premises whilst you are away.
You can also ask your local gendarmerie to come and give you advice on how to increase security.
Protect yourself and your horses by calling 17 if there is a problem. Sharing on the internet can cause copycat crimes.
The Gendarmerie are here to help you stay safe. CALL 17.

Stay safe everyone ###x

We are attending an information sharing meeting by invitation of the Gendarmerie with whom we work alongside to prevent ...
14/09/2020

We are attending an information sharing meeting by invitation of the Gendarmerie with whom we work alongside to prevent cruelty.

As many of you know, Cloud was having issues with eating when he arrived. We adapted his feed to a mash until he could b...
04/09/2020

As many of you know, Cloud was having issues with eating when he arrived. We adapted his feed to a mash until he could be seen by our dentist.
Floris Van Aubel visited yesterday afternoon and very quickly discovered that the problem was a broken loose tooth. Floris removed the tooth and Cloud was much more comfortable and enjoying his breakfast this morning.

https://www.facebook.com/floris.vanaubel

Julie and I set up the window display at our bank ,Credit Mutuel in Confolens (next to Lidls) this morning. The photos a...
27/08/2020

Julie and I set up the window display at our bank ,Credit Mutuel in Confolens (next to Lidls) this morning. The photos are not very clear as there is a coating on the windows that stops photos. If you visit Confolens please have a look at our display.

Earlier this month we were contacted by Dr Vivienne Bailey.Her Mother Mrs Barbara Bailey 8/9/1926 - 13/7/2020 had passed...
26/08/2020

Earlier this month we were contacted by Dr Vivienne Bailey.
Her Mother Mrs Barbara Bailey 8/9/1926 - 13/7/2020 had passed away and left her 3 beautiful equines, a financial donation and her well maintained horse trailer to our charity.
It is her wish that the equines stay under our care.
We visited the horses on Saturday at their home in Brittany, arranged their transport and they arrived here yesterday via Taxi a cheval.
Darmahn, arab gelding age 26
Tammuz, arab stallion age 18
Cloud, mini shetland 7.2hh age 22
They are now settled in the stables and awaiting a visit from dentist Floris Van Aubel this evening.

07/08/2020

We received a suprise message from Ark 79 Animal Charity Association just over a week ago to say they would like to donate €500 to our rescue.
We asked if they could pay for our feed and bedding this month and they agreed.
The delivery arrived today.
Thank you ######xx

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page
07/08/2020

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page

Our masks have arrived in Australia ;)
More Happy customers ;)

Jacque in his new home with his new friend Myrtille ###x
29/07/2020

Jacque in his new home with his new friend Myrtille ###x

29/07/2020

Jacque is happily settled in his new home. He has a new friend Myrtille.

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page
23/07/2020

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page

Another very happy customer , Roger needed a slightly larger mask, so we made this one to his measurements ;)

There are new mask designs Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page
19/07/2020

There are new mask designs Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page

Please share our post thank you ###x
14/07/2020

Please share our post thank you ###x

Due to popular demand our layered face masks will be available from this evening. Postage is €2.20 for up to 3 masks posted to France or €3.00 for up to 3 masks posted to uk and most other countries.
Our masks are very comfortable to wear, they are layered and have a pocket so you may add a filter if you wish.
Our masks are €10 each.
We have more new designs.
Thank you for supporting Alloue Equine Rescue ###

Alloue Equine Rescue
01/07/2020

Alloue Equine Rescue

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page
27/06/2020

Alloue Equine Rescue Auction page

This week we made and donated 10 paw print masks to Ark 79 Animal Charity Association and have made another 10 for Noah's Ark . They will be used to help keep their volunteers safe whilst working at their shops.

A HUGE thank you to Mike and Pam Armstrong for their very kind donation of 28 bales of hay ### Thank you also to Colin a...
25/06/2020

A HUGE thank you to Mike and Pam Armstrong for their very kind donation of 28 bales of hay ### Thank you also to Colin and Julie Mitchell and our neighbour Fred for helping to transport it all home. Thank you ###x

24/06/2020
21/06/2020

Frankie and Jacque ;)
Happy Sunday ###x

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Alloue Equine Rescue, Les Repaires
Alloué
16490

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Alloue Equine Rescue is recognised by DDCSPP and when required holds animals that have been seized by the courts awaiting for their case to be heard.

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Merry Christmas everyone. Are you stuck as to what to buy someone for Christmas ? How about donating to a gift to our rescue and dedicating the gift ? If you are donating as a present to someone please tag them in the comments. Would you like to donate a present to our rescue ? A large bale of hay €15 A bag of carrots €2 A horse wormer €10 A bale of shavings €8 Or a donation of your choice however large or small. Every euro/pound/dollar goes directly to the rescue. There are no paid staff at Alloue Equine Rescue. If you would like to donate ; Our paypal is [email protected] Please make cheques payable to Alloue Equine Rescue. Our address is Alloue Equine Rescue Les Repaires 16490 Alloue Poitou-Charente France Or you can click on our donate button and donate via Facebook. Thank you ### If you are donating as a present to someone please tag them in the comments.

Sirocco and Holly :)

We received a suprise message from Ark 79 Animal Charity Association just over a week ago to say they would like to donate €500 to our rescue. We asked if they could pay for our feed and bedding this month and they agreed. The delivery arrived today. Thank you ######xx

Jacque is happily settled in his new home. He has a new friend Myrtille.

Frankie and Jacque ;) Happy Sunday ###x

Donated feed delivery at Alloue Equine Rescue from Animal Webaction 4/5/2020
Donated feed delivery at Alloue Equine Rescue from Animal Webaction 4/5/2020

Early morning arrival ;) A huge thank you to Animal Webaction and everyone that clicked and donated to our appeal. Please keep clicking on the Animal Webaction page as there are many rescue centres that need your help. Our delivery of 1,000 kilos of horse feed granules arrived this morning.Your clicks really do work and it is easy and takes seconds to do for free.Thank you ###x Our paypal is [email protected]

Charley has a message for everyone. Please put your sound on. Thank you ### https://www.animalwebaction.com/fr/collectes/7133/granules-sos-chevaux-confines-alloue-equine-rescue/

Charlie and Monty playing at sunset xxxxx
Charlie and Monty playing at sunset ###xx

Charlie and Monty playing this evening ###x

Luigy at breakfast
Luigy at breakfast

Luigy was keen to get his breakfast this morning ;)

Luigy
Luigy

Luigy is now able to eat hay !!! Up until today he would just push the hay around on the front of his mouth and then spit it out on the floor. Huge thank you to Floris Van Aubel ( equine dentist) for his visit yesterday.

Rossi
Rossi

Rossi decided new red clean rugs were not his colour lol

January 2020 donation from Ark79
January 2020 donation from Ark79

A huge thank you to Ark79 for their donation of €513.22 worth of bedding and feed. Your kindness will help us to continue our work caring for horses in need ###x Thank you ###x

Merry Christmas from everyone at Alloue Equine Rescue.

Donation of 4 large Bales of hay from Ian and Lesa Harvey
Donation of 4 large Bales of hay from Ian and Lesa Harvey

A huge thank you to Ian and Lesa Harvey for their kind donation of 4 large bales of hay. Thank you ###x

Little Jacque say's A Big thank you ARK 79 Animal Charity shop from everyone at Alloue Equine Rescue. Please put your sound on !!!!

A couple of weeks ago we were contacted by Ark79 asking if they could come and visit us later in the week. The visit took place and they asked lots of questions about what we do and how we do it. They visited all of the animals in our care and spoke to some of our volunteers. After the visit which lasted approx 2 hours they returned to Ark and put their findings to the committee. We were later contacted and they asked how they could help us We asked for help purchasing feed and bedding for the horses and pigs in our care. Today our order totalling €506.49 from our feed merchant was delivered and was paid for by Ark79 in full. A huge thank you from everyone at Alloue Equine Rescue to everyone at Ark79, your supporters, volunteers and customers have given us an amazing gift. Sharon and Tony ###x

A massive thank you to Animal Webaction for hosting and supplying 50 sacks of horse feed, everyone that visited their website and clicked to donate the feed and Vital Concept for the delivery this morning. Thank you everyone ###x

A massive thank you to Animal Webaction for supply of 50 sacks of horse feed, everyone that clicked to donate the feed and Vital Concept for their delivery ######

A big thank you to Val and Duncan who invited us to clear their home when they moved back to the Uk and to those who purchased the donated items. We purchased 5 large bales of hay with the proceeds. Thank you ###

We raised €60 on Saturday at Ark79 summer fete. €60 = 4 large round bales of hay @ €15 each. Thank you everyone that supported us. Here are the 4 bales being collected from our farmer today.

Basil is now loving the paddling pool. Keep safe, drink plenty of water, it's going to be hot, hot, hot ;) Basil aime maintenant la pataugeoire. Protégez-vous, buvez beaucoup d'eau, il va faire chaud, chaud, chaud :)

Basil is starting to enjoy the paddling pool :) Basil commence à profiter de la pataugeoire :)

Millie, Ronnie, Roro, Verdi and Shelby chose the field rather than the field shelter :) A Big thank you to Lynda Armstrong for the kind donation of the summer sheets and several other rugs a couple of weeks ago ###

Basil
Basil

Just one of the reasons we need your donations. On the 16th of May 2017 we received several calls from our local state vet asking for our help in the seizure of several animals to include horses, sheep, pigs, dogs, cats and a donkey. This was to be our first placement of animals from the courts. After several discussions re payment for their care we were assured that we would be paid for their transport, boarding and care including veterinary fees from the moment they are placed with us, until the final judgement by the courts. We were told to expect a holding time of approximately 3 months before the court would hear the case and that payment would be made via the courts one month after the judgement. We agreed that we would be able to accommodate the 5 horses, one donkey a small flock of sheep, up to 10 pigs and possibly one dog but could not accommodate cats. The state vet assured us that we would not be out of pocket with regards to the placement of the animals but we would not be able to make any announcements about the seized animals until after the judgement had been made by the courts in approx 3 months time. During the 3rd week of June 2017 we were asked to be on standby for the 26th of June 2017. We needed to be ready to respond with transport for the animals from 8am in the morning, to attend an address that would be given to us during the phone call once they had established exact location of the animals in need. The location would be no further than an hour away. Several supporters agreed to help with their horse trailers and horsebox. On the 26th of June we were ready and waiting. We received a phone call at 8.30am to give us the mobile telephone number that was being used for that day and to check we were ready to attend. A further telephone call was received at 10.30 am to state that there were no animals at the first address. They would be attending another address after lunch and still needed us to be on standby. At 4.30 pm we received a telephone

Queenie and Roro 28/02/2019
Queenie and Roro 28/02/2019

Queenie and Roro 7 weeks after their arrival at Alloue Equine Rescue. You can see their story in our photo albums.

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