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  • Meet Our Minis
  • Rescues

Why We Rescue - Before and After

Buddy - Before

Hersey and Luna

Buddy - Before

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In July 2016, Buddy and 11 other mini horse herd mates were taken from their neglectful owner.  

Buddy - After

Hersey and Luna

Buddy - Before

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After 6 months of care from the SPCA, Buddy was released for adoption.  And here he lives, happily ever after!

Hersey and Luna

Hersey and Luna

Hersey and Luna

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Named in honor of an ancestor who died in the Civil War - Hersey came from Moore's Auction and was in the Kill Pen with Luna (Hip number 052 and 053)  Luna was named after her color and the full moon we had on the night we planned to take her in, and although we don't think they were not herd mates prior, they were going down the same path in 2016 and became herd mates in their happily ever after home.  

Hersey

Ultra - Surprise!

Hersey and Luna

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A stunning ex-stallion, Hersey is a lovebug and knows his manners.  We are thrilled to have him here!


Luna

Ultra - Surprise!

Ultra - Surprise!

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Scared to death, Luna came to us kicking - literally.  We cleaned hooves and fed her on her terms and sometimes by persistence - and that was never easy.  But eventually, and even now, she lets down her guard and is a loving girl - still not "well" enough to be trusted with children, but she's coming along.

Ultra - Surprise!

Ultra - Surprise!

Ultra - Surprise!

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And inside Luna's belly was this little seed of a horse.  Saved from slaughter along with her mother - is Moonpie when she was just a tiny little foal fetus of 130 days.

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