Masleña Featured in Albuquerque Journal
Jeffery Morewood and Tori Ashley are caretakers for the mixed herd of animals at Masleña Rescue Foundation, an animal rescue ranch in Tijeras. (Photo credit: Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
Herd It Here
Albuquerque Journal: Peace and Harmony
“It’s an interesting setup, having multiple species living together,” said Alexanda Eckhoff, field veterinarian for the New Mexico Livestock Board. “It would be great if humans could get along so well.”
Eckhoff was at Masleña earlier this month, inspecting the sanctuary to see if it qualifies to be certified as an official state equine rescue facility.
Beth Mitchell Photography
We were honored recently to host Beth Mitchell (bethmitchellphotography.com), a professional photographer. She was kind enough to come visit our sanctuary and capture some truly… Read More »Beth Mitchell Photography
Barney’s Story: Promises Kept
Tori made a promise to a special hinny that no distance or time could break. Read the heart-warming story about a love that will last a lifetime.
A Filly Named WINTER – aiding in recovery
Winter is a beautiful painted mare that came to Masleña Rescue Foundation several years ago. She wasn’t donated, but the result of Jeff’s direct intervention. Winter, blinded in one eye, was destined for the Mexican rodeo to be used as entertainment. Her disability made her “disposable” and an ideal candidate for abusive forms of tripping, roping and other rodeo activities that have been outlawed in other countries. When Jeff saw her he decided to immediately intervene and bring her to the sanctuary.
We are a recognized 501(c)(3) organization!
Masleña Rescue Foundation is now a certified non-profit charity.