Jasmine Lindley’s journey from a challenging personal past to becoming a dedicated horse rescuer is a powerful story of healing and resilience. After enduring domestic violence and starting anew as a single mother, Lindley discovered the therapeutic power of horses when her daughter’s spirits lifted through riding lessons. Motivated by witnessing horses being sold to kill buyers, she founded Broken Road Equine Rescue and Sanctuary in Indiana, focusing on saving slaughter-bound horses and providing them with care, rehabilitation, and loving homes. The rescue not only transforms the lives of horses but also offers therapeutic benefits to people, including those with disabilities, and has become a source of profound healing for Lindley and her daughter, who now actively helps with the sanctuary.
Beyond her rescue work, Lindley balances careers in human resources and property management, enjoying the vibrant, close-knit community of Valparaiso, Indiana. Her vision includes making horses accessible to families of all incomes through programs that allow free interaction with horses, emphasizing their therapeutic value. Through Broken Road Equine Rescue, Lindley has turned her own difficult experiences into a mission that fosters hope, connection, and healing for both horses and people.
