DANCER'S LEGACY FOUNDATION
To prevent equine cruelty through advocacy, education, and rescue support, with an emphasis on responsibly ending horse slaughter and strengthening humane alternatives that keep horses safe before they require rescue.
About DANCER'S LEGACY FOUNDATION
Dancer's Legacy Foundation (EIN 46-1953355) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit incorporated in Colorado on February 27, 2013. The foundation was created as a tribute to a rescued horse named Dancer and focuses on systemic approaches to equine welfare rather than acting solely as a rescue.
The organization advances equine welfare through advocacy, published educational materials, subsidized veterinary clinics (gelding and dental), grant support to rescue organizations, and community events designed to help owners keep horses healthy and in responsible placements.
In the last 2–3 years (2023–2025) Dancer's Legacy has continued running discounted gelding and dental clinic programs across multiple states and awarding grants to a network of equine rescues and sanctuaries, while maintaining an active calendar of owner-education events and resources.
Notable achievements
National clinic network
Established recurring discounted gelding and dental clinic programs in partnership with veterinary practices in multiple states, increasing access to critical preventive care for many horses.
Grant support to rescues
Provided targeted grants and support to a broad group of equine rescues and sanctuaries nationwide, helping with feed, basic veterinary care, and capacity-building initiatives.
Comprehensive educational resources
Produced and maintained practical, freely available materials on equine dentistry, disaster evacuation, saddle fitting, trailer safety, re-homing, and the harms of horse slaughter to inform owners and stakeholders.
At a glance
- EIN
- 46-1953355
- Website
- dancerslegacy.org
- On Mahalo since
- November 2025
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