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Why Horse Watch Matters

Equine crime is often targeted, fast, and organised. By working together, sharing information, and improving security, we can:

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  • Reduce theft

  • Improve recovery rates

  • Strengthen community safety

  • Support horse welfare

  • Protect rural livelihoods

 

North Wales Horse Watch exists to make sure no owner faces these challenges alone.

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The Work of
North Wales Horse Watch

Testimonial

 

"When my father passed away, I was left trying to deal with so many difficult decisions at an incredibly emotional time. Among them were two thoroughbred mares that he had bred and cared for over many years. I wanted to make sure they would be safe and have the future they deserved, but I didn't know where to turn.

 

North Wales Horse Watch stepped in without hesitation. Through their partnerships, knowledge and dedication, they found the mares suitable, caring homes where I know they will continue to be well looked after.

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The kindness, compassion and support they showed lifted a huge weight from my shoulders during one of the hardest times of my life. I will always be grateful to everyone involved for treating both me and my father's horses with such care and respect.

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Thank you to North Wales Horse Watch for making such a difficult situation so much easier and for ensuring my father's much-loved mares have a bright future."

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Mark

Reporting Information

When reporting, include:

  • Location (use what3words if possible)

  • Description of people/vehicles

  • Time and direction of travel

  • Any photos or dashcam footage

Run entirely by Volunteers
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Our volunteers regularly visit equine establishments to:

  • Security mark tack & equipment using smartwater, stamping, etching and UV systems

  • Provide crime‑prevention advice

  • Support owners with welfare or missing horse concerns

  • Share urgent alerts and intelligence

  • Assist with fly grazing and abandonments

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