ARCH TO THE RESCUE

ARCH TO THE RESCUE

ARCH TO THE RESCUE On Friday 11th March a massive confiscation by SEPRONA (animal welfare police) resulted in a large number of horses arriving at the ARCH Rescue Centre. Eight equines, in various stages of malnourishment and neglect, with signs of mistreatment and...
COMINGS AND GOINGS

COMINGS AND GOINGS

Our mission is not only to rescue, but also rehabilitate and to eventually rehome our horses, to give them new lives. It can take a long time to find a suitable foster or adopter as some of our rescues need special and ongoing care. Many people approach us about...
WELL DONE TESS!

WELL DONE TESS!

Little Tess Mpofu from Alhaurin el Grande ran a marathon in February.  The five-year-old completed over 42 kilometres in stages over several weeks to raise money for her favourite animals.  Tess chose ARCH (The Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horses) as one of the two...
GOODBYE BONNIE, BE HAPPY!

GOODBYE BONNIE, BE HAPPY!

Our little Bonnie Bimba left the Centre at the end of February for a new home in the Alpujarras.  Found abandoned in the local campo with a young donkey companion, whom we named Clyde, Bonnie has been with us since the summer of 2020. We officially adopted her as the...
DOING WELL

DOING WELL

We are now confident that the four rescues from Extremadura who arrived at ARCH in the middle of December are out of immediate danger – the first few weeks are always an uncertain time for animals in such poor condition.  Two have recovered so well that we have placed...
DAYS AWAY FROM DEATH

DAYS AWAY FROM DEATH

It is impossible to predict from one day to the next when we will be asked for our help. Some cases are particularly harrowing. We had an emergency alert from our animal rights lawyer Aritz Toribio about several horses in Extremadura. The Guardia Civil and a local vet...