Beara Equine Support is a charity that provides veterinary services for equine owners in remote areas, focusing mainly on donkeys. Founded in 2018 by Norah de Barra, the group coordinates farriers, horse dentists, and other services for owners on the Beara peninsula. The organization also assists with rehoming animals and providing temporary care for abandoned or straying animals.

The group, which is made up of 10 volunteers, helps elderly owners who may need assistance when the farrier or equine dentist visits. They do not police welfare cases but aim to support and help owners in caring for their animals. The group relies on donations to fund their work, including providing financial support for veterinary care, castrations, and dietary needs for animals in need.

While Beara Equine Support is not a sanctuary and cannot take in animals themselves, they work with other organizations to secure long-term homes for abandoned animals. The group has responded to calls reporting abandoned or straying animals and has worked with law enforcement to safely secure loose animals to prevent road accidents. Donations to the group can be made at equinesupport.org to help them continue their valuable work in the community.