About Highveld Horse Care Unit
More than three decades of practical equine welfare, built around protection, education, rehabilitation and responsible care.
For the well-being and dignity of every equine we can reach.
Highveld Horse Care Unit works with equines, including horses and donkeys, across a wide spectrum of welfare needs, from urgent intervention to long-term education and responsible rehoming.
From its base in Meyerton, the Unit responds to welfare concerns, assists equines whose owners may not have access to appropriate services, rehabilitates animals in its care, supports rehoming and takes practical welfare into townships and rural communities.
The organisation's approach recognises that lasting welfare is not achieved through treatment alone. Education matters. Follow-up matters. Responsible ownership matters. And in under-resourced communities, building knowledge and practical capability can make a meaningful difference long after a clinic or inspection has ended.
Welfare intervention
Investigating concerns and working toward improved standards of care.
Practical assistance
Supporting equines through appropriate welfare services and rehabilitation.
Owner education
Sharing practical knowledge that can improve daily equine care.
Responsible futures
Placing suitable equines into assessed homes.
Compassion with structure.
Practical
We focus on the real-world needs that influence an equine's health, comfort and treatment.
Educational
We help owners understand the everyday choices that contribute to better welfare.
Accountable
Inspection, rehabilitation and rehoming require follow-through, standards and responsible decisions.
