When we were contacted by Suzanne who was looking for a gentle companion for a nearly blind mare, we immediately thought of Freedom. So far Suzanne reports that everything is going very well and Freedom is behaving like the gentleman we know him to be!
Update: Wakita has been Adopted!
Wakita is a stock-type mare who is estimated by the vet to have been foaled in approximately 2007. She came to us as an owner surrender. Wakita had an abdominal hernia that needed repair (most likely a trauma-related hernia). The surgery has now been done and she is on stall rest until May. She will be available for adoption after she has recovered and has had a training assessment.
Update: Big Tony has been Adopted!
This big guy is ready to find a new adoptive or foster home! Big Tony is a Belgian gelding, 19-20 years old, 18+ hands, diagnosed with Cushing’s disease and currently being treated w/ 1 tab of Prascend daily. Needs grass hay only diet, ration balancer ok but no grain or treats. Dental work done, good teeth, coggins tested, rabies vac, dewormed. Decent feet (still needs trim) .
Everyone at MHARF wants to extend our sympathy to Tara, Cameryn, and Morgan on the loss of their beloved mare Maggie. They adopted Maggie after our 2009 Trainer’s Challenge (for which she was trained by Haley Furchner). Their experience over the years with Maggie prompted Cameryn and Morgan to enter our “Promise of the Future” training competition for young horses in 2019 and these talented girls took home the POF Grand Championship with the mare Epona.
Thank you to Emilee for this update on Isabeau (who she adopted at the 2019 MHARF Trainer’s Challenge–trained by Marirose Berner): “Isabeau (Beuah) is the best little thing. She’s extremely smart and is learning new things every day. She still has her little sassy attitude though, which makes me love her more and more.”
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