Hosted by Time and Space Equine Education Sanctuary

Natural Horse Care and Management

Location

Spain
- Malaga

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English

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Older Travelers

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The program does not require a fee but volunteers will be responsible for all personal costs. If you are in a position to make a donation it will be gratefully received and put to good use helping the project move faster. We can recommend food and accommodation from 15€ per day and are able to collect from Malaga or Gibraltar airport for 50€ or from Ronda or Jimera train station for free.

Last Updated: Jul 20, 2018

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We have positions available for enthusiastic individuals who would like to join our team in the mountains and focus on one particular area within our sanctuary or take responsibility of various tasks which include:

- Horse care (feeding, grooming, paddock cleaning etc)
- Exercising and education (subject to basic requirements)
- Admin

Durations are flexible, do not require a fee and we can offer cheap accommodation and food from 15 euros a day in the village which is a pretty 15 minute walk away from the field.

As well as being ridden, the horses enjoy playing on the ground, in-hand walking, grooming and all other aspects of good horsemanship. Come to get some experience and spend time with these wonderful creatures whilst fulfilling an important role in our sanctuary and immersing yourself in the beautiful countryside of Andalusia.

Training sessions can be added at a discounted rate or see our Working Student Program for a more intensive learning experience.

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About Time and Space Equine Education Sanctuary

Coming from a traditional horsemanship background to work with a free-roaming herd provided moments of enlightenment and a new way of relating to horses. The contrasting local practices we observe including hobbled horses, confined in tiny dirty stables and ridden in the harsh serraton bridle represents the best and worst of horse management, or...