Don't necessarily need another horse at the moment, but have an extra stall and love to give?

How about fostering?  We need foster homes all over the United States, especially on the east coast and in the south.  As a foster provider you will be expected to provide a dry stall, two meals and daily turnout. 

Depending on the physical condition of your foster horse you may also need to provide veterinary and dental care, as well as schedule a good farrier for regular visits.  

If you own horses now these are things you are already doing!  Adding a horse in need to your barn should be easy!  Remember that horses in the BITS program are NOT rescues.  These horses have been the loving partners of horse lovers,  who are looking to provide the best possible homes for their friends.  The average time a horse spends with a foster is 2-3 months and BITS requires that all horses donated to the program have a negative coggins and a health certificate.