Heart of Phoenix
Plymale Br Rd Huntington, West Virginia 25704About this shelter
Heart of Phoenix in Huntington, WV
Heart of Phoenix is an equine rescue in Huntington, West Virginia, located in Wayne County about 6 miles northeast of the city. It was founded in Wayne County by Tinia Creamer, John Creamer, Jessie Hardesty, and Sonora Winds, and became a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in January 2012. The rescue operates across the Tristate area, with locations in Huntington and Hamlin, West Virginia, and Ashland, Kentucky, working to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome horses in need while educating the public about the dangers of horse auctions and slaughter.
Before you go
Adopting from Heart of Phoenix
Adoption process
Adopters must submit an application, and only after it is approved can they schedule a farm visit; adoption is finalized through a signed contract, followed by required photo updates and a vet health check at the end of the first year.
- Service area
- Tristate area of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky (Huntington WV, Hamlin WV, and Ashland KY)
- County
- Wayne County
- Animals served
- Other Animals
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