Darla is a 2023 miniature mare came to us from a January 2025 Carlton County case in which we assisted an owner to surrender horses after multiple fines for loose livestock and inability to provide secure fencing. She has received her intake veterinary care and is currently in a foster home where she has learned to trust people and has been halter broke. She is ready to find a new home and start on a new adventure!
Stella is 2024 miniature mare who came to us from a January 2025 Carlton County case in which we assisted an owner to surrender horses after multiple fines for loose livestock and inability to provide secure fencing. She has has her intake veterinary work done and has been in a foster home learning to trust people and be handled. She is now halter broke and ready to find a new home.
Norma was one of several lucky mares to land at Catherine and Lynn’s beautiful farm and we are so very thankful to them for giving her such a wonderful life. Our hearts go out to them on the loss of Norma. Thank you, Catherine, for allowing us to share your words with our followers (many of whom may remember Norma as the Reserve Champion of our 2013 Trainer’s Challenge with trainer Leanna Giles):
“Today we had to say goodbye to our Norma.
Thank you to Jill for the update on recently adopted Upsy and Daisy! They are doing great in their new home with her other donkey, Lola.
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Sugar (Registered name “Sugar to Shoot”) is a quarter horse mare who came to MHARF as an owner surrender in October 2024. She was foaled in 2014 and stands approximately 15.3hh. The transition to a new place was a little stressful for Sugar, so she was given a couple of months to settle in. She has now (as of late December 2024) started her training assessment. Sugar is broke to ride and does well in the arena.
