
Report Animal Mistreatment
Have you seen an animal in distress in Spain? Here’s how you can best report an act of cruelty, mistreatment, neglect, injury or abandonment, so that we can act quickly and legally to save the animal.
British expats Sue and Rod Weeding founded the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre in 2008 after rescuing a malnourished horse named Luceiro from an abusive owner. That single act of kindness became the beginning of something extraordinary.
Since then, the centre has grown into a permanent and loving sanctuary for more than 120 horses, ponies and donkeys saved from abuse, abandonment or neglect across Spain.
Volunteering your time is immensely rewarding. You’ll help give our rescued horses, ponies and donkeys a second chance at life while gaining new skills, meeting like-minded people, and becoming part of something bigger.
Whether you’re mucking out stables, grooming animals, or lending a hand at one of our charity shops, every contribution makes a real difference. We welcome volunteers of all ages who share a passion for animals and kindness.
Visit our stables and fields, home to more than 120 rescued horses, ponies and donkeys. Hear the powerful survival stories of animals like Bronson, who survived a brutal hammer attack, and Luceiro, who lost an eye but remains a spirited presence.
Tours run daily at midday and last around 90 minutes. Booking is essential. Bring a hat and water — shade is limited, especially in summer. The easiest way to find us is by using Google Maps.
Adults €10 · Children under 14 €5. All donations go directly to the care of our animals.
Animals Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre has rescued since 2008
Rescued Animals currently at the centre
Funds needed per week for the care of these wonderful animals
Want to help give abused and neglected equines a second chance at a happier life, while helping champion for improved animal welfare practices in Spain?
Donations of good-quality items including furniture, clothes and bric-a-brac to stock the shops are gratefully welcomed and go to the support of the centre.
Hold your own fundraising event! There are loads of fun ways you can help raise crucial funds for our rescued horses, ponies and donkeys.
Volunteering your time is immensely rewarding. You will help give our rescued equines a second chance at life while also having fun, meeting new people and even learning something new.
Our equines come to us starving, abused, scared and with broken spirits. You can sponsor a horse from as little as €5 a month (or your chosen currency).
Are you self-reliant, practical, and passionate about helping animals? We offer a unique opportunity for longer-term volunteers to live on-site and support our daily rescue work.
Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre is proud to be a legally registered Spanish Foundation — giving long-term security to our animals and ensuring every donation and bequest goes directly to their care.
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Built to Last: Our Status as a Spanish Foundation We’re proud to share that Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre is a fully registered Spanish Foundation
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For some months now the rescue centre, based in Rojales, has been working hard on their next project to provide and build shelters on site.
As many of us have been enjoying some time away from the stresses and strains of everyday life, there has been no such break for Sue and Rod Weeding, owners of and founders of the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre.
The Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre has seen more than enough cases of neglect and abuse over the years, but as new cases come in, it still shocks co founders Sue and Rod Weeding to the core and pulls at their heart strings.
An emergency call from the National Police this week led to the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre in Rojales being involved in a drug raid operation.
Have you seen an animal in distress in Spain? Here’s how you can best report an act of cruelty, mistreatment, neglect, injury or abandonment, so that we can act quickly and legally to save the animal.
Maybe you can’t change the world by saving one horse but you can change the whole world for the horse that you save.” – Easy Horse Care co-founder Sue Weeding