Bomear Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, Inc.

Bomar Equine Rescue is a nonprofit 501 (c) animal humane organization dedicated to rehabilitating abused and/or neglected animals throughout New Mexico. Our organization focuses primarily on hooved livestock, but we investigate and rescue all abused animals.

We strive to work with the authorities (NM Livestock Board, State Police, Sheriffs department and Animal Control) to ensure that the laws concerning animal abuse and neglect are enforced. We at Bomar are happy to be working with these agencies to provide a safe haven, veterinary care, and rehabilitation for these animals. Many of these public agencies lack funding and facilities to assume long-term care and responsibility for these neglected and abused animals. We assume complete financial responsibility for these animals and we receive no government funding. We do our own direct cruelty investigations and rescue.

Our goal is to set up "safe houses" similar to Bomar around the state to rehabilitate and keep animals safe that are seized by authorities until their cases can be heard in court.

All donations are used solely for the care and maintenance of the animals. No donation money has ever been spent on anything but the animals. No one receives a salary, and our directors and members are strictly volunteers.

Our facility consists of a 16 stall barn and 15 acres of pasture.

As a group, our directors have over 30 years of combined experience in rehabilitation neglected animals, cruelty investigations and rescue.

Bomar is also a strong advocate of spaying and neutering our companion animals. A portion of contributions received is dedicated to this fund. Over the past six years we have spayed and neutered over 300 cats and dogs in Valencia County alone.

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