Year Founded
1992
EIN
46-0470659
Local Leader/Exec. Director
Carol Moss
Primary Contact Name
Carol Moss
Main Address

Urban Acres Horse Rescue
4806 Redman Avenue
Omaha, NE 68104
United States

What We Do

Urban Acres Horse Rescue provides sanctuary for injured, unwanted, and aging equines in the heart of North Omaha.

We rescue, rehabilitate, rehome, or provide sanctuary for a variety of farm animals, primarily horses and ponies. Many unwanted and sick animals have come through our barn in the last 30 years, including old mares that were headed to slaughter and hoofstock (cows, pigs, goats, llamas) that were displaced due to unusual circumstances. We provide food, medical care, and emergency housing for any lost animal that comes to our rescue. At present, 11 horses, 1 pony, 1 cat, and many chickens, ducks, and turkeys call Urban Acres home.

For generations, we've been a welcoming and inclusive place for families to introduce their children to horses, and for community members of all backgrounds to not only heal but to thrive with the help of horses. Our dedicated volunteers range from daily barn staff, to teens learning construction and horsemanship skills. On Sundays during warm weather, we host an affordable Hug A Horse event where guests can cuddle resident animals, brush the horses' hair, and even ride a pony.

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Interesting Info
  • Generations of families and children from Omaha and surrounding communities have visited Urban Acres and continue to return.
  • About 50 horses destined for slaughter have been rehabilitated and found new homes since 1992.
  • We welcome visitors and groups daily by appointment.
Geographic Location

North Omaha, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Carter Lake

Volunteer Opportunities
Writer or fundraiser
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Anytime

smiling teen girl surrounded by horses
chickens roaming outside
kid on horseback with adult nearby
founder carol moss in front of main building with address 4806 and urban acres
four horses standing in a semi circle