Ellie would be a wonderful (and eye catching) Saddle seat prospect! She is already a good girl undersaddle and loves the trail!
While my guess is Memphis’ potential adopter will soon be a sure thing, I can get over the transformation in him since coming to us in December
Sawyer is coming to our VP’s farm from his foster home in Canmer, Ky this week –
Suzanna has done wonders with him already though!
Tampa, Fl
Roxi is a 17 year old registered thoroughbred. This past summer she developed heaves and has to be medicated during the summer months (at least here in FL). She is a joy to ride and easy to work with and train. She has nice gates and when she is able to breathe properly she is a nice ride. She has had one baby in her life, about 6 years ago. She is pigeon toed, which mostly doesn’t affect her, but occasionally she stumbles a little. Her vet has told her owner he feels a northern Climate will be better suited to her.
No fee to a qualified home!
“Dare to Be Spicy” is a 13.2HH Haflinger-Welsh/Arabian cross pony mare.
Spicy was foaled 8/10/12 and has had extensive handling since her birth. She loads on and off the trailer very quietly, stands tied, leads well, and behaves for the farrier! Spicy has had natural horsemanship work on the line and in the round pen and really enjoys being with humans!
She would make an excellent and adorable Hunter/Jumper pony! She has been ponied frequently by another horse. She has worn a saddle and a small full cheek snaffle quite a bit and has been sat on for brief periods of time by a very lightweight child. Spicy is up to date on all vaccines and coggins and is adoptable for a $150 fee to a home with training experience.
She needs to go to a home where she can only be out at night or be turned out with sun protection sheets as she burns very easily.
WV Supporters, did you know that as much as 90% of our support to rescue horses at Heart of Phoenix comes from OUTSIDE of West Virginia?
On one hand, that is amazing. . .that those from outside the state care so much that they support this effort and allow us to make such a difference, and we hope to always keep the concern of those supporters. The horses need it!
But on the other hand, I MUST believe that West Virginia’s horse enthusiasts can do better, right? We can rally for our horses and say their welfare IS IMPORTANT here!
When the state of horses in need is the worst in the USA and the abuse and neglect seemingly unmatched, we cannot expect the rest of America to fix SO much of this issue without OUR Own people coming together, as well.
If you’re a WV resident and love horses, please decide today to be part of the change. Commit to a monthly donation. No amount is too small. Every single month, knowing WV citizens care and want to help us make a difference. . .that matters!
Not only do we save horses, but HOP put nearly 50,000 dollars make into the local equine economy in 2013, and you cannot tell me that wasn’t massively needed in this area and industry. We save horses, YES, and we also help support the vets, vet staff, farriers, feed stores and so much more in this area!
If you’re one of the Supporters in West Virginia, KNOW how special you are to us! We know who you are! We appreciate it so greatly.
If you’re one of our outside WV supporters, knows that your group keeps the wheels turning here! We can’t do it without you!
