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Equine welfare charities reflect on the challenges of 2025 – as the number of owners giving up their horses increases
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Equine welfare charities reflect on the challenges of 2025 – as the number of owners giving up their horses increases
Financial challenges continue for horse owners, as equine welfare charities come under pressure too. As 2025 comes to a close, charities have reflected on the year, citing rising costs across the board as an ongoing concern. World Horse Welfare chief field officer Claire Gordon told H&H it had been a “challenging year”, exacerbated by the summer drought and its impact on forage yields. “Charities are not immune from these challenges and the worr…
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