Aspen May (Adopted)

Aspen May is a miniature filly who was born in May 2025. Her mother, Kepri, and her sire, Lt. Dan had originally come to us from a case in January of that year.  Aspen May has now been weaned and is available for adoption. Here is what her foster home has to say about her:

She is everything you would expect from a mini foal – she is curious, loves milk and spends her days getting the zoomies in her paddock. She loves sharing a fence line with the big horses and is always sticking her head through the fence to say hello to them. She is now haltered and is handled everyday. She loves getting pets and has been exposed to young children since the day she was born. To protect her, she is stalled at night and knows the routine of going in and out of the barn.

Val (adopted)

Val is a palomino mare who originally came to MHARF in a November 2020 Brown County humane case. She was very thin at intake. Val was adopted by her foster home June 2025.

Merlin (adopted)

Merlin is a pony mule gelding who came to MHARF as an owner surrender in April 2025.

Harlan (Adopted)

Harlan is a big-bodied, 16hh+ Frisian x TWH gelding who was foaled in approximately 2009. He came to MHARF as an owner surrender (owner had personal emergency to tend to and could no longer care for him). He is broke to ride but we don’t have a training level assessment on him yet. Harlan is not gaited.

Tough

Tough is a yearling pony colt (foaled in July 2024) who was signed over to MHARF in late March 2025 after he had been attacked by livestock guardian dogs.  He is currently at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services receiving intake vet care, including IV antibiotics. He is stiff, sore and very bruised. His wounds have been cleaned and sutured where possible. Some wounds have been left open as dog bites are dirty wounds and can get infected easily. The majority of his tail was pulled out by the roots by the dogs, so we cut the remaining part short to help keep it from getting stuck in the wounds. Tough was released from the clinic in May and has spent the spring and early summer recovering. He has healed up well and is ready to find a new home.