Bailey has been adopted!
Bailey is a POA mare (Pony of the Americas) who was foaled in approximately 2005. She was adopted from MHARF as a young horse and has now been returned because her adopter can no longer keep her. Bailey is not broke to ride. She is also blind in one eye. As of October 2021 she is in training with Anna Hill of Longstocking Stables.
Agnes was a young mare who was recently purchased at auction and signed over to MHARF. She was emaciated, dehydrated, and anemic. Sadly, she lost her battle just a few days later despite receiving the best possible care at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services.
Thank you to Kym and Cindy for transport, to Candy W. for generously sponsoring this little mare’s treatment, and to everyone at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services who tried so hard to reverse effects of long-term neglect that, » Read more about: Agnes (Deceased) »
River is a quarter horse mare (foaled in approximately 2005) who is an intake from a case in which we are assisting Equine Allies, Inc., in northern Minnesota to place horses whose owner is no longer able to provide the care they need. River is currently at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services receiving treatment for a damaged deep digital flexor tendon.
Update 09/26/21: Thank you to Mark Thorkildson of Burns Lake Forge and Anoka Equine Veterinary Services for the excellent work to treat River’s damaged left hind deep digital flexor tendon.
Sable is a thoroughbred mare ( foaled in approximately 2001) who is an intake from a September 2021 case in which we are assisting Equine Allies, Inc., in northern Minnesota to place horses whose owner is no longer able to provide the care they need. Thank you to Anoka Equine Veterinary Services, to Jenna and Rick-A-Shay Ranch, and thank you to Equine Allies, Inc., for facilitating the assistance and rehoming for these horses.
Pie (pinto gelding, foaled in approximately 2001) is an intake from a Sept. 2021 case in which we assisted Equine Allies, Inc., in northern Minnesota to place horses whose owner was no longer able to provide the care they need. Besides being extremely malnourished, Pie was in need of some ongoing dental care and is also currently being treated for Squamous Cell Carcinoma in his lower right eyelid. We are very hopeful we have caught this in time to retain sight in that eye.
