4Hooves Trailer Fleet
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This trailer is primarily used for large animal technical rescue emergency responses and training courses.
Image: Equipment from the trailer being used during a Large Animal Technical Rescue Training Course - NC
A self-contained, fully operational, multi-functional emergency transport unit that is used as our primary equine ambulance for incident stand-by at equestrian events and for emergency transports.
Image: Equine Ambulance standing by at a steeplechase event - SC
At 40-feet in length, our largest trailer is mainly utilized for local and long-distance equine transports and emergency evacuations.
Image: Parked at a farm for a layover - NM
NOTE: DOT/MC information is on decal magnets and were removed for the photo
This compact trailer serves us primarily as our smallest Equine Ambulance unit but can also be utilized for local emergency transports and end of life services if needed.
Image: Our trailer serving as an Equine Ambulance at a Steeplechase event in South Carolina.
This 32-foot trailer is used primarily as our local and long distance transport trailer but is able to be equipped to be an Equine Ambulance for event stand-by services.
Image: Our trailer at a layover farm in OH.
NOTE: DOT/MC information is on decal magnets and were removed for the photo
This cargo-trailer is strictly a Large Animal Technical Rescue response unit that is based in Johnston County, NC. This unit is only capable of response and large animal technical rescue and is not set-up for transport or equine ambulance services.
Image: LATR response unit - NC
This bumper-pull trailer is used primarily for our End of Life Services. It is small enough so that we can access most locations where we need to maneuver near the deceased for loading and near a burial site for unloading.
In addition, this trailer can be used as a secondary Equine Ambulance or Courtesy Ride Unit at equestrian events where our services with our primary Equine Ambulance are already being provided and can also respond to basic large animal rescue emergency calls where the more advanced technical equipment is not necessary or access to the incident scene is limited.
Image: Our trailer staging at a steeplechase event as the secondary equine ambulance unit - SC