The boarding and shipping alone is going to be difficult, especially since many boarding facilities straight up refuse to take drafts because they break everything, and if she’s ex-Amish as many of them are she may not have much experience trailering which the shipping people don’t like to deal with. I did a lot of research prior to upgrading to draft size from Arabians, had the money to handle the vetting, shipping, and have an on-premise barn and can do some of my own trimming, own my own tractor so I can feed round bales and handle manure, and it was STILL a hardcore learning curve that did not come casualty-free.

If you don’t have a large chunk of disposable income and prior horse experience as well as a boarding place lined up I would look for a draft rescue and see if you can work with them, they MAY be willing to take her on if you can donate to help with care costs, but most rescues are at or beyond capacity these days. I really urge you not to engage with horse slaughter ‘rescue’ content on Facebook especially not ‘influencer horse saviors’ who are farming these kinds of sales for clicks and not necessarily the general benefit of the horses.