In care
Trojan
A close-up reminder that rescue is personal, patient, and built through daily trust.
Learn about helping ->Rescue / Rehabilitate / Rehome
Every horse deserves a soft place to land.
Willow Farms gives horses a second chance through rescue, steady daily care, volunteer support, and thoughtful adoption conversations when each horse is ready.
Visits by appointment only Call before visiting, volunteering, asking about horses in care, or arranging donations.
501(c)(3) federally recognized nonprofit
4 ways to support the rescue
100% donation-supported care
AL serving Loxley and nearby communities
Meet a few moments from the farm.
Every photo points back to the same work: patient care, safe routines, and finding the right next step for every horse.
Sanctuary
Pasture Herd
Quiet pasture time, steady food, and gentle routines help each horse settle into safety.
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Adoptable
Barn Friends
When a horse is ready for the next chapter, Willow Farms helps start the right conversation.
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Our Mission
Healing is not dramatic. It is daily.
Directed by Mrs. Janet Hein, Willow Farms is a family-friendly rescue where volunteers help feed, work with horses, spend time with the dogs, and support care that keeps every animal moving toward a safer future.
Schedule a VisitThere is more than one way to hold the gate open.
Whether you can give time, feed support, supplies, or a safe home, your help becomes care very quickly around here.
Hay
Donate
Fund feed, veterinary care, farrier visits, shelter needs, and emergency rescue operations.
Care
Sponsor
Choose a practical monthly gift that helps cover dependable care for horses on the farm.
Hands
Volunteer
Help with feeding, barn chores, grooming, visits, and the calm routines horses depend on.
Home
Adopt
Open a safe, appropriate home for a rehabilitated horse when the right fit is ready.
Daily Needs
Current support keeps care steady.
Feed, hay, farrier work, veterinary care, farm supplies, and safe fencing all turn into calmer days for horses in rescue.
Ask What Is NeededWhat You Learn
Better handlers mean safer horses.
Volunteers learn practical horse health, feed and nutrition, safety-first handling, and the family rhythm that supports the farm.
Explore VolunteeringVisit or volunteer with Willow Farms.
Call ahead to talk about visiting, volunteering, adoption questions, donations, or low-cost monthly boarding.
- Adoption conversations
- Volunteer opportunities
- Donations
- Low-cost monthly boarding
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