Update 12/29/18: Hank and Henry have been ADOPTED and are no longer available.
Hank and Henry are two mini donkeys who came to MHARF because their owner was ill and could no longer keep them. They are both yearlings and are now gelded. We would like to place them in a home together.
Galileo is an adorable mini gelding who was foaled in 2005 and stands 36″ tall. He has experience giving pony rides while being led but we need to do a training assessment before we know if he can be ridden independently or if he needs more training to do so. He has had good handling in the past and has great ground manners and he leads very well. He is a little wary of dogs and will spook a little bit if one runs up to him–but he is getting much better with more exposure to them. Galileo is a tad bit overweight right now and will benefit from a limited diet of grass hay. Like all ponies and minis, he should have a home where he will mostly be on dry lot during the warmer months so he doesn’t gain to much weight and/or founder on too much rich pasture.
Knight is a 12.1hh bay roan welsh pony gelding who originally came to MHARF many years ago in a humane case. He was adopted but has now come back to us because the kids have grown up and they want him to find a new child to call his own! He is approximately 18 years old. He is not for a real beginner or very young child because he does need a rider who will be able to let him know they are in charge. Knight is missing one eye but it doesn’t really affect him.
Update: Roma has been adopted!
Roma is miniature mare who came to MHARF in a November 2018 humane case. She is relatively unhandled and her foster home is working on getting her used to people. We will have more info on her soon. (Roma does have an adoption pending once she is taken out of the rehab program.)
Tomato is a chestnut mini mare who came to MHARF from a November 2018 humane case. She is approximately in her late teens and 36″ tall. She was extremely shy at intake and her foster home has been getting her used to being handled. Tomato can’t be in with goats, sheep or other non-equines as she really dislikes them. Like all minis, she needs to be on a minimum of pasture (dry lot is best).
