My right horse update#

She ties, loves bath time, loads, stands great for grooming/tacking/mounting and is always ready to be caught. She has a soft mouth and moves off of leg beautifully. He does have an old injury to his hind end, so is looking for a companion or pasture situation Big does not require any management or maintenance for his injury, just love, attention, and yummy hay Hed sure be a beautiful addition to. But choosing the right horse can be an intimidating process when you don’t have a lot of experience around horses. She likes to work, and she is an honest little worker bee. This BIG, handsome gray gelding is handsome & sweet and about 12 years old. She loved getting her rider and the other horses as wet as she could! Even though she does have Navicular disease, she really would love if she could have at least a small job to do in her new home. Her favorite part of the trails was splashing as hard as she could in the streams along the way. Laney is currently going walk/trot/canter and has been out exploring on the trails. She has been ridden English and western, and she looks lovely in either apparel. She would love to have a home with a person that is quiet and confident as Laney isn’t always the bravest. Lover’s Lane, aka Laney, is a sensitive, sweet soul with gorgeous Paint markings. This stately 25 year old, 15 hand high Appendix quarter horse. Our young man is ready for his forever home. Romeo is a total pleaser What a doll he is. He steps out with calm smooth confidence onto any trail we set him on.

My right horse update#

She is still a bit anxious when mounting and requires a strong intermediate to advanced rider.Horse: Lover’s Lane (aka Laney), a 13-year-old 15.1-hand American Paint mare in Woodbine, Md. Update on Romeo: Romeois one of 3 new mature trail horses that just recently came in. Update: Charlotte is currently being ridden at the walk and trot with tack and rider. Everest was depressed and her eyes contained a sense of lackluster. When she first arrived, she was significantly underweight.

We are confident that she will blossom in a new home with an adopter who spends time developing her trust. Everest, , Everest was a part of a rescue that consisted of pigs, a goat, and several other horses.

She is a kind mare that has never been naughty even when stressed. Just for handling her on the ground she will need a confident intermediate handler. Her overall demeanor softens and she relaxes with more work.Ĭharlotte would be perfectly happy being a pasture pet if you aren't interested in riding. She enjoys working and settles into a routine very nicely. While she tends to remain high energy, she continues to build trust with her handlers more and more as the days pass. Through lots of love, food, and time she has blossomed into the horse she is today. Our Adoption Partners work to advance and destigmatize equine adoption by piloting programs in transport, regional support, and engaging in non-traditional partnerships. If you're a nut for Saddlebreds, Charlotte may just be the horse for you! Surrendered to Longmeadow in March of 2021, Charlotte was malnourished and nervous. The ASPCA Right Horse Partners are leaders and collaborators committed to advancing horse adoption and saving equine lives using bold, innovative techniques.