Oliver (Oliver has been ADOPTED!)


Oliver has been ADOPTED!

Oliver is a sorrel gelding came to MHARF from an April Clay County humane case. He is approximately 10 years old. You can read media coverage on this humane case here.

 

Thomas (Thomas has been Adopted!)

Update 02/11/20: Thomas has been Adopted!

Thomas is  a pinto pony gelding came to MHARF from an April 2019 Clay County humane case. He stands 13.2hh and was foaled in approximately 2009.  He is very sweet and quiet.

Thomas is broke to ride and is currently in training at Lanoux Stable in Stillwater.  He is a very nice gelding!

Video of Thomas Under Saddle

 

Titan (Titan has been Adopted!)

Titan has been ADOPTED!

Titan is dun grade quarter horse colt who was foaled in 2018. He came to MHARF from a a late March 2019 Fillmore County humane case. He was still with his mother who was also emaciated. He was weaned and gelded (thank you to the Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition for sponsoring his surgery!) He was then placed with trainer Deb Anderson for our 2019 Promise of the Future Training Competition, an in-hand training competition for young horses. Update: As of March 2021 Titan has gone into training with Sarah Lemke of Step Up Horsemanship and has been started under saddle. Titan’s First Ride

 

Teddy (Update: Teddy has been adopted!)

Teddy has been adopted!

Teddy came to MHARF from a late March 2019 Fillmore County humane case. Teddy was in relatively good condition compared to the other equine in the case and has been placed in an adoptive home. You can see links to media coverage of this humane case on our Home Page.

Epona (Epona has been Adopted!)

Epona came to MHARF from a late March 2019 Fillmore County humane case. She was foaled in approximately 2017. Epona is a nice young mare who we believe has some thoroughbred breding. This past summer she has been placed with trainers Cameryn and Morgan Allen for our 2019 Promise of the Future Training Competition. They competed successfully in September and brought home the 2019 POF Grand Championship! Epona is now ready to find a new home.

You can follow Epona’s training journey on her Facebook Page!

You can read more about this humane case by following the links to media coverage on our Home Page.