Gaited Advocate Intervention Team, Inc.
Boyds, MD
Last verified Aug 6, 2026
Mission
GFAS lists Gaited Advocate Intervention Team, Inc. as a verified sanctuary in Boyds, MD. Its GFAS profile identifies care for Equine.
Source 1: official_gfas_profile · fetched Aug 6, 2026 · ASB-generated neutral summary of the authoritative GFAS listing fields.
About this sanctuary
Verified profile information attributed to the linked sources.
TEMPORARY HOLD PENDING RELOCATION ASSESSMENT – Gaited Advocate Intervention Team, Inc. (GAIT, Inc.) has been formed as a rescue for gaited horse breeds who are in danger of being shipped to slaughter, neglected or who need safe home that a responsible owner is no longer able to provide. GAIT, Inc. serves as both a direct rescue for horses as well as a resource for educating others on the care and training of the gaited breeds. We educate the public about the issues of slaughter and auction pipelines as well as how the gaited horse can be used successfully as pleasure and versatility mounts. GAIT, Inc. acts as consultants or as networking facilitators for owners and other rescues that may not have experience with the gaited breeds. View their Verification Press Release here.
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Visit & support
Official contact details and currently published ways to engage.
Public contact restrictions
Policy not published
Published contact details are not permission to visit or handle animals. Confirm access rules with the sanctuary before arranging any visit.
Source 1: official_gfas_profile · fetched Aug 6, 2026 · GFAS does not publish an animal-contact policy; ASB reports the policy as not published.
Available activities
Accreditation
Accredited date: Oct 3, 2018
Roster source: Official listing · fetched Aug 6, 2026
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