Hey there! We have Daisy, formerly Rosie, adopted in 2015! (With the two donkeys, she’s in front – Donkey Odie is our other miniature donkey.) She is doing so well – such a funny girl! She’s a knock-you-down-for-a-hug kinda donkey. –Patti
CU Later has been ADOPTED!
CU Later (barn name is “Siya”) is a gray stock-type mare who came to MHARF in 2016 after she was found running down Highway 35 by law enforcement (for the second time) and was surrendered to MHARF by her owner who could not keep her. She was foaled in approximately 2011 and stands approximately 15.1hh. During her intake vet exam we discovered she was in foal.
Bad Lass is a paint mare who came in during the spring of 2016 from a Pine County humane case along with her colt, Deacon (who was weaned and adopted). She was foaled in approximately 2006. At intake Lass had an umbilical hernia in need of surgical repair. The surgery, the cost of which was generously sponsored by Judy Welch Blue in memory of Bob and Holly Welch (both long-time friends and supporters of MHARF),
Sorry! I can’t stop with the updates! Last few shows Maya has been Champion and Reserve Champion in the Low Pony Jumpers! I just wanted to share the recent show photos! She’s just a peach and everyone she meets loves her – so much so that I was contact by a woman who makes her own custom model horses and wants to do a My Teenage Dream small run of models on her line!
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This is Syd’s Shadow (Syd), who was known as Weebay when he and Sid Zacharias were the People’s Choice and Co-Reserve Champions in the 2008 MHARF Trainers Challenge. Syd was rescued as part of a starving herd in Pine County when he was seven months old. I first met him when he was a two-year-old who was fostered over the summer by friends of mine. I fell in love back then with his goofy,
