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Compelling new documentary series shines light on equine welfare efforts in South Africa

Compelling new documentary series shines light on equine welfare efforts in South Africa

By GhanaSummary NewsroomSouth Africa

The featured organisations are: Coastal Horse Care Unit – KwaZulu-Natal; Highveld Horse Care Unit – Gauteng; Eastern Cape Horse Care Unit; Tom Ro Haven – Western Cape; BlindLove – Eastern Cape; South African Riding for the Disabled Association Durban, KwaZulu Natal; and Hollywoodbets Life After Racing – Ashburton, KwaZulu Natal Viewers are taken to Hollywoodbets Life After Racing, the Hollywood Group’s own equine aftercare initiative.“What makes this series particularly special is that it goes beyond equine welfare to tell the stories of how these remarkable animals are also making a difference in people’s lives, whether through therapeutic riding programmes, community outreach or simply providing companionship and healing,” said Heffer.

Viewers get a behind the scenes peek at the dedicated work done by horse care units, equine sanctuaries, riding schools and life-after-racing organisations.

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