Sparky

This adorable pinto miniature colt came in recently with his mother. He was foaled around April of 2016. He is extremely active and playful. He will be available for adoption upon weaning.

This adorable pinto miniature colt came in recently with his mother. He was foaled around April of 2016. He is extremely active and playful. He will be available for adoption upon weaning.

Lila is 35″ miniature mare who came in during the summer of 2016 her 3 month old colt. Happily her vet and farrier check ups found no evidence of founder like we first thought–just hooves badly overdue for a trim. Her foal, Sparky, has recently been weaned and adopted and now Lila is also ready to find a new home!
CU Later has been ADOPTED!
CU Later (barn name is “Siya”) is a gray stock-type mare who came to MHARF in 2016 after she was found running down Highway 35 by law enforcement (for the second time) and was surrendered to MHARF by her owner who could not keep her. She was foaled in approximately 2011 and stands approximately 15.1hh. During her intake vet exam we discovered she was in foal. In August of 2016 CU Later gave birth to a beautiful filly named Sayonara! Sayonara was weaned and adopted. CU Later competed in our 2017 Trainer’s Challenge with trainer Marirose Berner of MJB Horse Training, winning 3rd Overall Highpoint. She was adopted at that time but her adopter was nt able to keep her and she is now back at MHARF and looking for a new adoptive home. She is currently (as of June 2021) back in training with Marirose Berner. She’s an athletic, energetic mare with a lot of great training and she needs consistent work with an experienced rider at this time.
You can see many photos and videos of CU Later’s training for the 2017 Trainer’s Challenge with Marirose Berner on the Facebook page from that year Here!

Bad Lass is a paint mare who came in during the spring of 2016 from a Pine County humane case along with her colt, Deacon (who was weaned and adopted). She was foaled in approximately 2006. At intake Lass had an umbilical hernia in need of surgical repair. The surgery, the cost of which was generously sponsored by Judy Welch Blue in memory of Bob and Holly Welch (both long-time friends and supporters of MHARF), was completed and she has fully recovered. Lass was adopted but it ended up not being the right match so she has come back to us. She is broke to ride and is currently in training with Marirose Berner. You can follow Lass’s facebook page Here! Contrary to her name, Bad Lass is a very nice mare!
Ole is a very nice sorrel quarter horse gelding who was foaled in 2011 after his mother, Lena, came into MHARF from a humane case. Ole, who stands 15.3hh, was adopted but has sadly been returned because of a death in his adoptive family. He is green broke to ride and has been ridden in snaffle bit only.

