Hopeful Hearts
Horse Rescue ®
A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization
Mission Statement
To help neglected, unwanted, and abused horses with the help of local authorities by removing the horses from poor living conditions and relocating them to Hopeful Hearts Horse Rescue for medical treatment and rehabilitation with the hope of eventually being able to adopt healthy horses to “forever homes”.

Kimberly Kreiner - Founder

Ms. Kreiner has been in the veterinary industry for the last 18 years. She has worked in a number of clinics ranging from small companion animal practices, a mixed animal practice (small and large animals), as well as internal medicine and emergency/critical care hospitals. Her professional duties included everything from assisting the veterinarian to reception and office management.
Her desire to create a horse rescue came from a number of ideas compiled into one. Since she was a little girl, Kim has always loved horses which was evidenced by the sheer number of posters that would wallpaper her room as well as the shelves of model horses of all kinds. When she started working for veterinarians she saw a huge number of clients who despite their good intentions did not have the means or ability to care for an animal. After a number of years dealing with cat and dog rescue groups, Kim decided to delve back into the horse world and work with people who are having a difficult time caring for their horses. In her “spare time” Ms. Kreiner works on expanding upon her knowledge of an alternative therapy for people and animals called Japanese Reiki which is an ancient method of relaxation, meditation, and energy healing. She also enjoys spending time with her three cats and new rescue horse “Norman” who provide hours of entertainment. Spending time near the water, camping, horseback riding and spending time with her nephews are also very high on her priority list.