Here at New Star Sanctuary, we provide rescue and rehabilitation for equines in need. That includes retirees, abused, and unwanted horses. They have done so much for us, we want to make sure they have a soft and safe place to land.
Here at New Star Sanctuary, every horse is here for life, which means never being adopted out and never being alone again. Just being loved and cared for in a safe haven.
At New Star Sanctuary, every horse finds not just safety but stability, security, and a promise of unwavering care. Here, horses are given the gift of stability, a calm environment, familiar routines, and compassionate hands they can trust.
At New Star Sanctuary, we provide more than rescue — we provide permanence, stability, and unwavering commitment. Every horse entrusted to our care is given a safe, structured environment and the promise of lifelong sanctuary. Through consistent daily care, proper nutrition, veterinary oversight, and compassionate handling, we ensure each horse experiences security, dignity, and peace for the rest of their life. Our mission is rooted in responsibility and sustainability, guaranteeing that once a horse arrives, they are truly home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a equine rescue and a equine sanctuary?
A horse rescue typically rehabilitates and rehomes horses. A horse sanctuary, like New Star Sanctuary in Pennsylvania, provides permanent lifetime care without rehoming.
Are donations to New Star Sanctuary tax-deductible?
Yes. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Can I visit the sanctuary in Douglassville, PA?
Visits are available by appointment and scheduled events.
How much does it cost to care for one horse per year?
The average cost of lifetime equine care in Pennsylvania includes feed, hay, veterinary services, and farrier care — totaling thousands per year per horse.