2022 Annual Auction Luncheon & Fundraiser
This is such a fun event that takes place at our ranch in a 7,000 square foot, carpeted tent. Lunch will be catered by Restaurant Martin and The Ranch House and there will be a large silent auction and live auction (with every popular auctioneer Mackenzie Allen) , as well as music by Cowboy Artist Roark Griffin.
LOCATION: The Horse Shelter
ADDRESS:100 Old Cash Ranch Road, Cerrillos, New Mexico
ADDRESS:100 Old Cash Ranch Road, Cerrillos, New Mexico
Driving Directions Link: Google Maps to The Horse Shelter
THS Directions from Santa Fe
Take Rt. 14 south toward Cerrillos. Pass prison on right. The next landmark is the Lone Butte General Store & Gas Station. After Lone Butte go 4.5 miles and take a left onto County Road 55A, also known as General Goodwin Road. There will be signs along 55A to help direct you. About two miles in on 55A, the road will turn right and go under a train trestle and across a cement arroyo crossing. Stay on 55A a TOTAL of 3.9 miles. The road then splits. Take the road to the right. This is Old Cash Ranch Road or 55B. Proceed about one more mile and you will see the sign for The Horse Shelter directing you to the right. As you come through our gate turn left to the barn/paddock area. Continue slowly until you see the big green adobe hay barn to your left. Parking will be on your right.
THS Directions from Albuquerque
Take Interstate 25 north and exit at La Cienega. Turn right, then right again so that you are driving south on the Frontage Road. Stay on the Frontage Road for about ¾ of a mile and take a left on Bonanza Creek Road (Route 45). At 6.5 miles, you will come to the intersection with Route 14. Turn right. Go 4.5 miles and take a left onto Rt. 55A, also known as General Goodwin Road. There will be signs along 55A to help direct you. About two miles in on 55A, the road will turn right and go under a train trestle and across a cement arroyo crossing. Stay on 55A a TOTAL of 3.9 miles. The road then splits. Take the road to the right. This is Old Cash Ranch Road or 55B. Proceed about one more mile and you will see the sign for The Horse Shelter directing you to the right. As you come through our gate turn left to the barn/paddock area. Continue slowly until you see the big green adobe hay barn to your left. Parking will be on your right.
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The Horse Shelter serves as a sanctuary for New Mexico’s abandoned, abused and neglected horses. Rescued horses will be rehabilitated and adopted out whenever possible to environments that support their well-being and future long-term care.
First and foremost, we are dedicated to providing a safe, healthy environment for rescued horses. We follow up on each and every report we receive of horse abuse or neglect. We disseminate information on proper horse care for horse owners and make every attempt to assist individuals in the care of their horses.
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The Horse Shelter
Our Vision
The Horse Shelter serves as a sanctuary for New Mexico’s abandoned, abused and neglected horses. Rescued horses will be rehabilitated and adopted out whenever possible to environments that support their well-being and future long-term care.
First and foremost, we are dedicated to providing a safe, healthy environment for rescued horses. We follow up on each and every report we receive of horse abuse or neglect. We disseminate information on proper horse care for horse owners and make every attempt to assist individuals in the care of their horses.
The Horse Shelter
Our Values
The Horse Shelter serves as a sanctuary for New Mexico’s abandoned, abused and neglected horses. Rescued horses will be rehabilitated and adopted out whenever possible to environments that support their well-being and future long-term care.
First and foremost, we are dedicated to providing a safe, healthy environment for rescued horses. We follow up on each and every report we receive of horse abuse or neglect. We disseminate information on proper horse care for horse owners and make every attempt to assist individuals in the care of their horses.
