Horses Hope For Humanity, LLC

09/04/2026

✨ Doris’s Experience with Horses Hope for Humanity ✨

Sometimes the most meaningful changes don’t happen all at once. They begin with a moment of clarity — and continue unfolding long after the experience is over.

During her session with Felisa and the horses, Doris was given space to look honestly at where her life was, where she wanted it to go, and what steps she needed to take next.

She shared:

“During my session with the help of Felisa and her horses, I got the opportunity to examine my life as it is, how I wanted it to be, and what steps do I need to take to proceed?

Apollo was very in tune. He backed me when I was on the right track, and he let me know if I was not seeing something or giving out BS. I would recommend taking the opportunity to do this.”

What makes Doris’s story even more powerful is what she noticed months later.

One of the things weighing heavily on her at the time was the amount of “stuff” she had and the stress surrounding her storage unit. She remembers Apollo repeatedly nibbling at her hands during the session — something that later felt symbolic to her, almost like breaking a bond or cutting ties.

Months later, she realized that issue no longer carried the same weight.

“It’s just not even an issue anymore. I have other projects that have risen to the surface that are way more important to me. I’m able to be more focused, and I’ve also been journaling.”

That’s the beautiful thing about this work. Sometimes the horses help us recognize something in the moment — and sometimes we don’t fully understand the shift until we look back and realize how much has changed. 🐴🤍

Thank you, Doris, for sharing your experience so openly.

Horses Hope for Humanity
Healing. Reflection. Connection. Growth.

09/04/2026

The horses have taught me and others to find the heart of our souls. Every session leaves me so full of joy.

09/04/2026

Carolyn’s powerful testimonial about her experience with Horses Hope for Humanity. 🤍🐴

There are some experiences that are hard to put into words — moments where something inside you shifts, becomes clearer, or simply feels seen.

Carolyn shares what it was like to spend time with Felisa and the horses, and how that connection helped bring something deeper to the surface.

This is the heart behind Horses Hope for Humanity — creating a space to slow down, connect, listen, and allow the horses to reflect back what our hearts may already know.

Sometimes we don’t need more answers.

Sometimes we just need the space to hear the ones already within us. ✨

08/11/2026

08/11/2026

Thank you, Shyla. I enjoyed every minute with you!☺️❤️

Testimonial My experience with Horses Hope for Humanity was incredibly meaningful. What stood out to me most was how present and connected the horses seemed throughout the entire experience. As we talked about difficult or meaningful things, I noticed the horses yawning, relaxing and engaging with

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02/11/2026

It’s hard not to think about what happens to a horse when it can no longer do something for us. When it’s no longer an athlete. No longer a broodmare. No longer useful in the ways that pay the bills.

For many, it comes down to money. A lucky few can afford to keep old, unsound horses grazing quietly in big fields, asking nothing of them. Others are barely holding things together. I understand that reality. But even then, I believe we still owe those horses more than the cruelty of an auction ring and whatever waits at the other end.

At the very least, they deserve dignity. A peaceful end. Not uncertainty.

Too often, instead of facing that decision, people choose the easier option emotionally, rehoming. The horse is advertised as a field ornament, a companion, a soft sell that shifts responsibility elsewhere. And far too often, that horse ends up on a lorry. Shipped across borders. Across oceans. To places we pretend not to know about Europe, Canada, Mexico until the trail ends where no one wants to look.

That’s not hypothetical. I learned it the hard way.

When I was 17, I sold my non ridden horse a companion horse, I thought I was doing right and I wanted a horse to ride, they promised to stay in touch.Months passed with no contact. Something didn’t sit right, so I contacted HSI to check whether his passport details had been changed. That’s how I found out. He had been slaughtered in Thomastown, Kilkenny. Passport still in my name. I had no idea. I still have the email. It doesn’t fade with time.

That experience shaped every decision I’ve made since.

I have always chosen to put down my field ornaments rather than risk them falling into the wrong hands. It’s not an easy choice. It never is. But I would rather carry that pain myself than gamble with their ending.

Euthanasia is brutal to face. People avoid it, delay it, dress around it, because saying goodbye feels unbearable. But death is not optional only the manner of it is. And in trying to spare ourselves that moment, we sometimes leave the door open to something far worse.

Anyone who has truly loved a horse knows this isn’t a decision taken lightly. It sits heavy. It stays with you. But compassion isn’t always the softer path. Sometimes it’s the hardest one.

And for me, that means ensuring horses leave this world safely, quietly, and loved not lost in a system that doesn’t care. Which is why I continue to talk about this subject, I lived through this experience!!

My current field ornament, Sunny and Missy☀️

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Yes, horses help people heal and free them from trauma. They are amazing creatures that help us heal our hearts and souls.