Horses Available for Adoption

Interested in adopting?

Please see our Adoption Guidelines page to see if you qualify and to fill out an adoption application. Potential adopters are welcome and encouraged to make inquires about available horses; however, in order to set up an appointment to meet horses we do require a completed application on file. Please Note: We do charge adoption fees for our equines. The fees can vary quite a bit depending on the horse (training level, age, needs, etc.). We do not have adoption fees posted with our horse bios, but if you contact us with the names of specific horses you are interested in we will be happy to give you more information. Thank you!

You can find out which horses and other animals have found new homes or have been transferred to another organization by visiting our Recent Adoptions page.

Most Recent Intakes/Additions:

Ameeka: Appaloosa mare added to Rehab 08/09/19; Mijo: Arabian gekding added 07/31/19; Etan (Carlton County #3 Gray Stallion):DECEASED; Carlton County #1 Gray Mare (DECEASED): added 07/26/19; Skip (Carlton County #2 Sorrel Colt): added to Rehab section 07/25/19; Bill: Halflinger gelding added 07/23/19; Quinn; QH gelding added 07/23/19; Latte: Welsh cob gelding added 06/06/19; Sassy: Rocky Mountain Horse mare added 05/31/19; Patches: Tennessee Walking Horse Gelding added 05/31/19; Bell: quarter horse mare added 05/30/19; Anna: Friesian mare added to “Rehab” 05/30/19; Meena: Friesian mare added 05/30/19; Clay County Sorrel Gelding: added to “Rehab” section 05/0/19; Clay County Pinto Gelding: added to “Rehab” section 05/09/19; Koda (Clay Count Blue Roan Gelding): added to “Rehab” section 05/09/19; Epona: sorrel mare added to “Rehab” section 04/01/19; Luta: sorrel mare added to “Rehab” section 04/01/19; Freedom: pinto gelding added to “Rehab” 04/01/19; Fillmore County Bay Gelding (Deceased): added 04/10/19; Fillmore County Red Dun Mare: added to “Rehab” 04/01/19; Ava: pony mare added to “Rehab” section 04/01/19; Titan: dun yearling added to “Rehab” section 04/01/19

Horses who are currently in our Rehabilitation Program can be viewed by scrolling to the bottom of each page.

Horses Available For Adoption

alice resized — Alice (Student of the 2019 Promise of the Future Competition)
Alice is a beautiful sorrel weanling filly who was born on 08/17/18.…
August 23, 2018/by mharf

arlen resized — Arlen
Arlen, who was foaled in April 2017, came to MHARF as a…
June 6, 2017/by mharf

bill resized — Bill
Bill is a 2011 Haflinger gelding who originally came to MHARF…
July 23, 2019/by mharf

blackfoot (3) – resized — Black Foot (Graduate of the 2016 Trainer’s Challenge)
Graduate of the 2016 Trainer's Challenge:
This nice appaloosa…
April 5, 2016/by MHARF

jack june 2019 resized — Cactus Jack (Student of the 2019 Promise of the Future Competition)
Cactus Jack is a beautiful bay gelding who was born on 06/16/17.…
June 17, 2017/by mharf

Cactus Katie July 2017 -resized — Cactus Katie (Student of the 2019 Trainer’s Challenge)
Cactus Katie is a bay pinto mare who was foaled around 2007…
April 28, 2017/by mharf

sarah and cherries resized — Cherries (Student of the 2019 Trainer’s Challenge)
Cherries is a nice bay mare who came to MHARF from a May…
January 24, 2018/by mharf

cheyanne -resized — Cheyenne
Cheyenne is nice older mare came to MHARF recently at request…
October 22, 2018/by mharf

cooper 3 july 2018 -resized — Cooper (Potential Candidate for the 2019 Promise of the Future Competition)
Cooper came to MHARF in April 2017 as a two-week old foal…
April 24, 2017/by mharf

delia resized — Delia (Student of the 2019 Trainer’s Challenge)
This chestnut mare came to us from a late-April 2018 Brown…
June 16, 2018/by mharf

Della 1 – resized — Della
Della is a 2008 chestnut Arabian mare who came in from a December…
January 30, 2018/by mharf

draco resized — Draco
Draco is a 1996 black gelding who stands approximately 15.2hh.…
August 3, 2017/by mharf

Horses Currently In Rehabilitation

The horses presented in this section have either recently arrived and are waiting for a veterinary examination and assessment or they have a medical condition that prevents them from being immediately available for adoption. In the case of the latter, there are often veterinary bills that need to be paid. Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, these horses can continue to receive care. Unfortunately, there are usually more horses than there are sponsors.

If you or your organization would like to offer general sponsorship or a special-occasion gift sponsorship for a friend or loved one, please CLICK HERE to see our Sponsorship Gift Program. Give the Gift of Kindness!