Phantom Thriving in His New Home

Thank you to Phantom’s family for sharing these pictures with us! Phantom (formerly known as Henry) first came to MHARF in September of 2024 when he and another horse (Albie, also now adopted) were found estray by law enforcement and never claimed by their owner. Phantom (whose age is estimated at 24) was found dragging a rope and with a nail piercing the frog of one hoof. Luckily the nail had gone through horizontally and, thanks to the care of Anoka Equine Veterinary Services, healed well and presented no ongoing issues. Phantom was given time to recover and gain weight before being adopted into a wonderful new home.

Ollie and Kyle Have a Beautiful Partnership!

Kyle and Ollie have such a beautiful partnership! He may be 24 but don’t count Ollie out yet, he has so much to give and loves to be busy! Thank you Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue Foundation for trusting us with him. ❤️ -Kirsten

“Love Them All!”

Thank you to Karen for the update on Tootsie, Double Dang, and King. All three adopted from MHARF!
“Out enjoying the trails! Tootsie (6y/o gray QH mare, Double Dang (22 y/o bay OTTB), and King (29 y/o black and white Tennessee Walker). Love them all!”

“One of the most safe, reliable and friendly horses I have ever owned.”

We love receiving updates to post on previously adopted horses! This one is from Joyce. Her horse, Hope2 (yes, she has another horse named Hope, also adopted from MHARF:) was originally trained for us by Marirose Berner of Rock & Rose Horsemanship, LLC.
“This picture is of my grand daughter Bridget giving Hope 2 a big hug on Easter! Hope 2 was ridden by several people and never flinched even with 4-wheelers and side by sides making lots of noise around her. She continues to be one of most safe, reliable and friendly horses I’ve ever owned! Thanks again to Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue for making these wonderful horses available to us.”

Thank you, Joyce, for the update and for giving your two adopted mares such a great home!

Rest in Peace, Reddy

We want to thank Janette and Craig and all of Reddy’s barn friends for giving him such wonderful care in his last few years in his foster home. Reddy was diagnosed with shivers in 2023 (a progressive neurologic disease), making it unlikely that he would find an adoptive home. Janette and Craig gladly welcomed him into their herd as a foster horse to live out his remaining time until the disease progressed to the point where his quality of life was compromised. That time came earlier this week and the decision was made to let Reddy go. We are so thankful to Janette and Craig for providing foster care for this sweet, special needs gelding.
From Janette:
“He is running with a whole new set of legs.
He captured a lot of hearts! Not only did the boarders come to say good bye, so did family and friends. He was loved, well still is!
Thank you again for the opportunity to care for him. ❤️