Tranquility Farm is a sanctuary in Northern California where thoroughbred racehorses live together in a herd setting.

Square Peg Foundation offers therapeutic riding program for children with behavioral and physical disabilities.

Hope for Horses Inc. provides all breeds of horses with retraining to become therapy or riding horses and also offers rehabilitation and sanctuary for those horses that can no longer be ridden.

Healing Arenas Inc. offers equine assisted therapy experiences for individuals suffering from trauma and provides retraining and rehoming option for thoroughbred racehorses.

GEVA rehabilitates, retrains and provides a sanctuary setting for all breeds of horses.

CANTER California is an organization that assists trainers and owners who would like to network their horses to the public for sale or adoption.

Win iPlace Home offers rehabilitation, retraining of Thoroughbreds and educational services to the public.

Whispering Meadows Ranch is an organization that retrains thoroughbred racehorses and offers a therapy program for active duty military personnel and first responders.

United Pegasus Foundation is one of the oldest aftercare sanctuaries in California. Founded in 1994, the sanctuary has two properties that cater to 200 horses.

Southern California Thoroughbred Rescue is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to rehabilitating and retraining Thoroughbred horses.

Sandia Creek Auxiliary Foundation offers a hands-on “living classroom” dedicated to teaching people about horses and the retraining process.

Fresh Start Sport Horses retrains thoroughbred horses for high level careers in the horse show world.

CARMA is an organization that works to distribute grants and host charity fundraisers to bring about awareness for Thoroughbreds racing in California.

TRF is an organization that provides several programs designed to help thoroughbred racehorses excel in new careers including the TRF Second Chances program that pairs thoroughbred racehorses with incarcerated inmate caretakers.

TCA provides grants to nonprofit organizations that work to support thoroughbred horses and the people who care for them.

TAA is a national organization made up of industry stakeholders committed to thoroughbred aftercare. The TAA is an accrediting body that provides thousands of dollars to more than 240 organizations that are dedicated to the rehabilitation and retraining of thoroughbred racehorses.

Old Friends Inc. is a farm that provides retirement to former breeding stallions and broodmares as well as geldings retiring from the racetrack.

Harmony & Hope Horse Haven Inc. provides sanctuary and retirement to thoroughbred horses from all states.

Echo Canyon Equine Foundation offers rehabilitation, retraining and sanctuary to all breeds of horses in Arizona and surrounding states.

Down the Stretch Ranch offers equine assisted therapy for veterans with PTSD and provides sanctuary to non-ridden equines.

After the Homestretch is an organization that rehabilitates and retrains thoroughbred racehorses in Arizona.