Lark is a young sorrel gelding (foaled in approximately 2018) who came in during an April 2022 Kanabec County humane case. He has been in our rehab program while he had his intake vet work don, put on weight, and completed his treatment for lice. He is now looking much better and is on the list for training assessment as soon as we have a training opening.
Jay is a paint gelding who was foaled in approximately 2010. He came in during an April 2020 Kanabec County humane case. Jay spent quite a bit of time in our rehab program because his hooves were badly neglected in the past. He needed time to grow out a damaged hoof wall that was the result of what must have been a very large abscess that went untreated. Radiographs also showed that he has had a history of laminitis.
Pigeon is a sorrel gelding who was foaled in approximately 2007. He came to MHARF as an owner surrender during a recent Kanabec County humane case. Pigeon has been in our rehab program while he had his intake vet work done, was treated for lice, and put on some weight. He has now been moved to a foster home but he hasn’t been assessed for training level yet at this time.
Redwing is a sorrel quarter horse mare who was foaled in approximately 2002. She came to MHARF from an April 2022 Kanabec County humane case. She was in need of care for the untreated cancer on the nictitating membrane on her right eye (as well as in need of some calories, as you can see in her intake pics). We are happy to say that her surgery was successful! The surgical margins were clear.
Tater Chip is doing well in his new family! Thank you to Lynnde for this update on Tater and their other adopted MHARF pony, Katya:
“Tater and Katya are acing their new assignments. We anticipate putting on many miles like this out on the trails. The transition to becoming a kids’ pony is going very smoothly for Tater. I just can’t say enough good things about the good handling and ground manners he received in his MHARF foster home all these years (thank you,
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