PennyPenny is in her mid 20's but don't let her age fool you! She still has plenty of spunk and would love a special riding buddy! Penny can be a bit buddy sour when in hand, but as soon as she has a saddle on her back, she is more than ready to work. Penny had a family who loved her, then they did what they thought was right and rehomed her... sadly, not everyone is honest and she ended up in a very bad situation... she was rescued with the #albion6
UPDATE! We have discovered that Penny was in fact PREGNANT when she came into the rescue...... We are doing all we can for her and her little one... |
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CandyCandy is an unknown pony breed that came into the rescue because she was found living in a garbage dump. Estimated to be 7 yrs old, she is a large mini or small pony size. Although little, she is mighty. She’s about mid totem pole in turn out, although she’s convinced we humans are just here for scratches and cookies.
She came to us with sarcoids that don’t seem to effect her ability to love everyone she meets. In addition to needing corrective trimming due to a “ski hoof” over growth due to her neglect for an unknown amount of time. Candy has been exposed to dogs, children and resident Ham Wilbur Pig. She's turned out with both mares and geldings. |
RuthieRuthie is a special girl... she is broke to ride but has special feeding requirements due to her past.....
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CassieCassie is an older gal just looking for a place to retire... She has had a very hard life before coming to the rescue...
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Additional Information
Many people often wonder, “Why are their fees for adoption?” and to put things simply- rescue is not easy nor free. As a non-profit we run completely off the generous donations of our supporters and everything we make goes directly to their care. Volunteers care for the horses and donations make their recovery a possibility. Adoption fees won’t always cover the cost that has gone into the specific horse of interest, often times their care is much more than the fees listed. But it does provide us with funding to jump start the care for the next horse who needs our help.
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