HorseAlert

HorseAlert needs people like you to help protect horses! ?? Our free resource streamlines emergency evacuations when unexpected disasters happen, but only if we work together. By registering your horses on HorseAlert, you’re being proactive about your horses’ safety. By becoming a volunteer driver, you can help save lives. As a group, we can make sure everyone—both humans and horses—stays safe. Join our community at HorseAlert.org ?? #HorseAlert?#Colorado?#California?#Wildfire?#NaturalDisasters?#Preparedness?#HorseEvacuation?#AnimalRescue?#CommunityPowered

Extreme weather is happening more often in Colorado, with the frequency of natural disasters increasing by 275%. ????? Not every disaster requires evacuation, but when it does, acting quickly can save lives—including your horses. HorseAlert provides a FAST and FREE emergency response by connecting horse owners with trailer drivers nearby. Be prepared for severe weather. Register your horses or sign up as a driver today at HorseAlert.org. ?? #HorseAlert?#Colorado?#Wildfire?#NaturalDisasters?#Preparedness?#HorseEvacuation?#AnimalRescue

When disaster strikes, every minute counts. ? HorseAlert streamlines emergency horse evacuation by connecting horse owners with volunteer trailer drivers, like Blake. Blake used HorseAlert in July to help evacuate horses during the Stone Canyon Fire. After spending 45 minutes searching on Facebook to find someone to help, he registered for HorseAlert, where he was connected within minutes with horse owner Lynn in his area who needed help. Because of HorseAlert’s quick response, Blake was able to evacuate 2 horses, Blackjack and Woody, to safety. ?? Don’t wait until it’s too late. Register your horses or become a driver today at HorseAlert.org. Live in Colorado and California. #HorseAlert #Wildfire #WildfireSafety #HorseEvacuation #NaturalDisaster #EquineSafety #Colorado #California #StoneCanyonFire

Fire season isn’t just a summer thing—it’s all year long. Are you evacuation ready? ?? Whether you’re a horse owner or a trailer driver, preparation is key for wildfire evacuation. Check off your to-do list to stay safe. Register your horses or become a driver to help save horses during natural disasters. HorseAlert.org is live in Colorado and California. ?? #HorseAlert?#Wildfire?#WildfireSafety?#HorseEvacuation?#NaturalDisaster?#EquineSafety?#Colorado?#California

At the?Colorado Emergency Management Association (CEMA) Conference, Colorado Horse Rescue CEO?Katherine Gregory?took the stage for a?CO-EM Talk — a fast-paced, TED-style presentation — highlighting?HorseAlert, our?FREE resource that streamlines equine evacuations during disasters. Since 1977,?CEMA has united emergency managers from public, private, volunteer & NGO sectors?to strengthen preparedness, response, and recovery efforts across Colorado. Their?annual conference, held Feb. 11-13, brought together professionals to share best practices and build partnerships critical for emergency response statewide. Why HorseAlert? When emergencies strike, horse owners often face chaos and uncertainty as they scramble to evacuate their animals to safety.?HorseAlert connects owners with trailer drivers within a 75-mile radius, reducing chaos and?saving lives. During Gregory's talk, she emphasized its crucial role in rural areas, where?first responders are limited and disasters can escalate rapidly. A huge thank you to?Colorado Emergency Management Association?for this informative event! Let’s keep working together to build?a safer future for both humans and horses. #EmergencyManagement #HorseAlert #CEMAConference #DisasterPreparedness #EquineSafety #CEMA #COEMC25

?? HorseAlert: Fast, Easy & Life-Saving ?? When disaster strikes, every second counts. HorseAlert instantly connects horse owners with volunteer trailer drivers for a quick, coordinated evacuation. ??Sign up in advance at HorseAlert.org for a stress-free evacuation. How it works in an emergency: ?? Owners request evacuation—drivers within 75 miles get instant text alerts. ?? A driver accepts—eliminating duplicate responses & reducing road congestion. ?? Owners receive driver info & ETA via text. ?? Horses are safely transported, with confirmation upon arrival. ?? Peace of mind when it matters most. Horse owners and trailer drivers, sign up today at HorseAlert.org! #HorseAlert?#EquineSafety?#EvacuationMadeEasy #HorseEvacuation?#Wildfire?#ColoradoHorseRescue #RescueHorses?#Fire?#Trailer?#HorseTrailer?#Horses

In times of disaster, we’ve witnessed the unwavering spirit of the horse community—showing up for one another without hesitation. The wildfires in California have been a heartbreaking, but they have also been a reminder of the strength that arises when we come together. HorseAlert is a free, community-powered tool designed to make evacuations quicker and easier. It is now available in both California and Colorado! Whether you’re registering your horses or offering your trailer to help, you’re playing a key role in ensuring the safety of horses when they need it most. We’re stronger together. Sign up today at horsealert.org. #HorseAlert?#wildfires?#horseevacuations

?? HorseAlert is LIVE in California?? HorseAlert is a FREE tool that works like Uber for horse evacuations. In just a few steps, horse owners can submit a request and nearby trailer divers are instantly notified. Once a driver accepts, they’ll head your way to help transport your horse to safety. It’s fast, simple, and could make all the difference in an emergency. HorseAlert is a community-powered tool, so it only works if YOU sign up at horsealert.org. ???Horse owners: Register your horses to be prepared. ???Trailer drivers: Sign up as a volunteer to step up for your equine neighbors when they need it most. The?horse community is strong, resilient, and generous in times of need. Disasters are unpredictable, but preparation doesn’t have to wait. Visit horsealert.org to join the network and ensure that, no matter what comes, you have a plan in place. Together, we can protect our horses and each other. #HorseAlert?#equinecommunity?#horserescue?#wildfire

The fires in California have left a trail of devastation, but they’ve also shown the remarkable resilience and generosity of the horse community. In times of crisis, horse owners and equestrians don’t hesitate — they act, stepping up to protect each other and their animals. Emergencies like these can be overwhelming, especially when your horse’s safety is on the line. That’s why we developed HorseAlert — a lifeline designed to be used in pre-evacuation to simplify chaos and connect those in need with help when every second counts. HorseAlert works like Uber for horse evacuations. In just a few steps, horse owners can submit a request, and nearby trailer drivers are instantly notified. Once a driver accepts, they’ll head your way to help transport your horse to safety. It’s fast, simple, and could make all the difference in an emergency. Social media platforms like Facebook are often the go-to during crises, but with feeds cluttered by scattered calls for help, it’s easy to lose precious time. As one user put it, “We spent 45 minutes scrolling Facebook trying to find someone to help. Within five minutes of signing up for the app, we had found a person.” Disasters are unpredictable, but preparation doesn’t have to wait. Sign up for HorseAlert today at horsealert.org and ensure that, no matter what comes, you’ll have a plan in place. Together, we can protect our horses and each other. Right now, HorseAlert is available only in Colorado, but we are working hard to expand it nationwide. Fires and other natural disasters don’t stop at state lines, and equestrians across the country face the same challenges when it comes to evacuating horses safely and efficiently. To support our mission or learn more, email us at [email protected]. #HorseAlert #HorseEvacuations #Wildfires #WildfireRescue #AnimalRescue #wildfire

Take a look at ECLECTIC HORSEMAN COMMUNICATIONS, INC.’s recent interview with Colorado Horse Rescue CEO Katherine Gregory. Editor Emily Kitching sits down with Katherine to discuss HorseAlert, a free life-saving tool for horse owners. In the interview, they talk about how HorseAlert was effectively used during recent fires in Lyons and Loveland, Colorado. They also discussed the functionality and future plans of the web-based app with a focus on widespread adoption and driver sign-ups. Thank you, Emily, for spreading the word about HorseAlert!