FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A. No. The rescue is private property and for the safety and security of personnel and horses, all visits must be scheduled on our website.
A. All of our horses have different diets and dietary restrictions, so we kindly ask you don’t feed our horses unless you have permission to do so.
A. Yes, we have 3 goats: Lily, Holly, and Noelle. Lily has been with us the longest while Noelle and Holly arrived in December 2023. We are a rescue and sanctuary for horses but if there are other animals that need a home we can either accommodate or help you get to the best point of contact.
A. At this time, we are at full capacity but we can assist in helping find a home elsewhere.
A. Support the rescue by making financial donations, attending events, scheduling tours or grooming sessions, sponsoring a horse, visiting Hoof Prints Gift Shop, consulting our Amazon Wish List, becoming a volunteer and sharing information about the rescue on social media.

A: Fundraising Events on and off-site, grooming sessions, tours, community events, sponsorship opportunities, volunteer opportunities.
A: Yes! Book here: https://www.bergencountyhorserescue.org/tours
A: Yes! Book here: https://www.bergencountyhorserescue.org/tours
A. Anyone who is over 18 years of age can book a session. If the session if for a minor then an adult must be present and engaged at all times.
A. At this time we are at full capacity, but please email Erin at erin.bchr@gmail.com so that we can assist.
A. Please contact Pat, our Fundraising Coordinator, at Pathp18bchr@gmail.com.

A. Yes, we are on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
A. Yes! We encourage you to tag us and use the hashtag #bergencountyhorserescue on social media.

No. The rescue is located on private property, and all visits must be scheduled and confirmed in advance.
Tours generally last between 60 and 75 minutes.
No. Each horse has individual dietary needs and restrictions, so visitors may not feed the horses.
Yes. Visitors are welcome to take photographs and share their experience on social media.
If weather conditions make the visit unsafe or uncomfortable, your guide will contact you to reschedule.
No. Pets are not permitted during tours or grooming sessions.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes or boots and clothing appropriate for spending time outdoors on a working farm.
Yes. Children under 18 must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian throughout the visit.