Search Search Search You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Topic Programs & Operations Managed Admission Equine Welfare (-) Equine Adoption Keeping Horses Safe Adoption & Placement Reaching & Supporting Adopters Foster Care Promotions & Events Active FiltersEquine Adoption Group 9 Clear All They Did It: Increased Horse Adoption and Decreased Length of Stay with Customer-Friendly Adoption Policies Learn how one adoption agency was able to help more at-risk horses by welcoming new adopters and transferring in more community members’ horses. Serving Horses in Your Community with Strategic Intake Policies Use these intake strategies to help more horses in your community. How Conversational Adoption Can Help You Place More Horses in Homes Learn 5 tips for shifting to a conversational adoption approach that will enhance matchmaking and increase equine adoptions. They Did It: Reduced Length of Stay Through an Efficient Intake Process Having an intake process that accurately and efficiently assesses individual horse’s needs helps you plan the pathway to the best outcome for the horse. ASPCA Increases Nationwide Equine Adoption Efforts with Addition of The Right Horse Initiative Learn about the ASPCA’s addition of The Right Horse Initiative to our roster of lifesaving programs. How to Take Compelling Photos of Adoptable Horses Learn how to attract equine adopters by taking compelling photos of every horse in your care. How to Create a Customer-Friendly Horse Adoption Application Discover how to welcome equine adopters to your organization with a friendly approach and simple adoption application or adoption interest survey. They Did It: Built a Successful Social Media Presence to Adopt Out More Horses Learn best practices for using social media to promote equine adoptions from New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program. Five Tips for Using Social Media Ads to Promote Adoptable Horses Utilize paid social ads to reach more adopters and save more equines. 6 Tips for Placing Special Needs Horses Learn 6 tips for placing special needs and unrideable equine into good homes. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page next ›