Zuma's Rescue Ranch

Beautiful things can happen when corporate America steps in to help their community.

Collaborative efforts expand the reach for charitable organizations

LITTLETON - On April 25-26, Zuma’s Rescue Ranch in Littleton, Colorado held a 24-hour event for ASPCA’s Help A Horse Day. During the 24-hour period, 45 volunteers logged 203 volunteer hours and raised more than $4,000.

Colorado #Brush23 equine seizure and rescue operation January 29th 2015.

Two great animal organizations team up to make the world just a little better for Colorado horses.

Wildfires of Colorado less worry for Zuma's Rescue Ranch due to the help from ASPCA

Zuma's Equine Assisted Learning Center Teams up once again with Phillip S. Miller Foundation to help troubled teens overcome learning differences.

The Freda Hambrick Fund of El Pomar Foundation seeks to continue the charitable intent of Ms. Freda Hambrick who dedicated much time and energy to support animal welfare organizations and issues throughout Colorado.

Rescued horses in need are given a training grant from the ASPCA.

Since 2011 Horse Rescues throughout the midwest have been struggling to meet expanding hay budgets. Droughts have caused hay prices to soar 75% . Zuma's Rescue Ranch was blessed this year by HSUS, AAF and Jenisis with generous hay funding grants