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Circle of Care​

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Every horse at Cimarron has daily needs — hay, supplements, hoof care, veterinary care, shelter, and the quiet consistency of knowing they are home.​Circle of Care was created so that no one person has to carry that responsibility alone.

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A Circle can be made up of one person, a family, a group of friends, a workplace team, or several people who may never meet one another but share the same intention: to help provide dependable, lifelong care for one horse.​Each horse’s care costs about $500 a month, and every contribution becomes part of that circle. One person may give $25 a month, another $50, another more. Together, those gifts provide the everyday care that allows a horse to remain healthy, comfortable, and part of their herd.​

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At Cimarron, our horses are not waiting to be adopted or moved somewhere else. Once they arrive, this is home.​Circle of Care is an opportunity to become part of the community that makes that promise possible.Below are five horses currently building their Circles. You may feel drawn to one because of their story, their age, their personality, or simply something you see in their eyes.​

 

Choose a horse below and join their Circle of Care.​If you would rather help without choosing one horse, you can also support the herd wherever the need is greatest.

Meet 5 horses you could support today

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These five are being introduced first.

Circle of Care rotates its spotlight every 4–6 weeks — these aren't the only horses who need support.

See the full herd →

These five horses have some of the greatest care needs at Cimarron because of their age, health, or individual circumstances. Their care may include senior feed, supplements, medications, or additional daily support.

You may feel drawn to one because of their story, their personality, or simply something you see in their eyes. Choose a horse below and join their Circle of Care — or support the herd wherever the need is greatest.

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Breezy
33 Years Old  · Senior Quarter Horse Gelding
Calm, gentle, and wise, Breezy has the quiet presence of an old sage. He carries his emotions in his eyes and seems to meet the world with patience, softness, and understanding.

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Meet Breezy →

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Grace
Approx 28 Years Old  · Senior Thoroughbred Mare
Grace is a horse whose kindness seems to radiate from her. Warm, gentle, and inviting, she has the kind of presence that quietly makes others feel welcome and safe.​

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Meet Grace →

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Rallo
29 Years Old  · Senior Paint Stallion
Gentle, watchful, and still careful with his trust, Rallo is learning that safety can be steady, quiet, and asked of him without pressure.

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Meet Rallo →

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Chili                                                                       27 Years Old · Senior Thoroughbred Gelding
Handsome, adaptable, and deeply loved, Chili surprised us with how quickly he settled into sanctuary life — bringing the confidence of a horse who has known care, routine, and relationship for most of his life.

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Meet Chili →

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Pete
Approx 31 Years Old  · Senior Quarter Horse Gelding
Gentle, clever, and quietly resilient, Pete is a problem solver with an old soul — always finding his way through with patience, a soft spirit, and that unmistakable Petey grin.

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Meet Pete →

Not sure who to choose?

Give to the herd as a whole — your gift goes wherever the need is greatest that month.

What your Circle gives you back

Connection

​Photos, videos, and updates that reflect your horse's personality, health, and place in the herd.

Shared Impact

Your gift joins others — no single person carries a horse's care alone.

Total Flexibility

Set your monthly amount once. Adjust or pause anytime, no questions asked.

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Circle of Care FAQ

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Roosevelt, WA 99356

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