EIGHTEEN VETERANS COMMIT SUICIDE EVERY DAY IN THE U.S.
First Responders are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. But when their uniforms come off, many carry the invisible wounds of service. The men and women who protect our country and communities risk their lives every day. Saddles In Service is saving the lives of these Heroes’ — with the help of supporters like you.
Saddles in Service combats suicide and promotes mental health for Veterans, Active-Duty Military, and First Responders through equine-assisted healing. Learn more about our program today.
When Mike retired from the United States Navy in 2016, he and Tammy purchased an equestrian ranch in Alpine, California and the rest unfolded from there. Just months later, Tammy learned of horses rescued from an abusive environment and in need of forever homes. Within two days, two of them had found one. Today, that herd has grown to thirty-six, each carrying its own story of survival.