ADOPTION OPTION Travellers Rest Farm Sanctuary
Cupcake: Teens. 10h. Mare. Available as a companion only. Good for grooming, farrier, and vet. Not suitable as a first pony. Easy keeper.
trfsanctuary@gmail.com;
travellersrestfarmsanctuary.org Days End Farm Horse Rescue
Nifty Nanook: 2013, 15.2h, Warmblood. Handsome, easy-going gelding looking for a non-riding compan- ion home. Curious, goofy personality. Loves spend- ing time with people & gets along well with both mares/geldings. Would make a great agility, liberty, or groundwork partner!
301-854-5037;
Adopt@defhr.org;
www.defhr.org
Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue Alma: 2006 Belgian Mare. Approx. 16 hands.
walk trot canter with intermediate riders.
adoptions@gentlegiantsdrafthorserescue.org;
www.gentlegiantsdrafthorserescue.org
GAIT, INC. Riding
Oakley: 12yo Spotted Saddle Horse mare, about 15.1h. More whoa than go & while she is gaited, she prefers to trot, she’s still considered “green.” Adoption fee is $2200; located in Frederick MD.
Visit
www.gaitrrr.org for details Lifeline Horse Rescue & Rehab., Inc.
Decorated: a 2017 Kentucky-bred OTTB gelding. After time off for a knee injury from the track, Deco is now in work and going well. He is level-headed but needs an experienced rider at this time because he is green. For more information please contact
leila@lifelinehorserescue.org or call 301. 318.1686.
www.lifelinehorserescue.org
Safe Haven Equine Warriors
(SHEW) is a Maryland-based nonprofit, 501(c)(3) or- ganization dedicated to the humane treatment of all equines. Our primary focus is to rescue, rehab, and re-home equines either suffering from abuse and ne- glect or those in imminent danger of slaughter, abuse, or neglect.
410-718-1806;
https://safehavenequinewarriors.org info@Safehavenequinewarriors.org; MidAtlantic Horse Rescue
Bay B., Dk b. m., 16.0+h, 2018. Pretty dark bay with chrome. Adoption fee $1800- RRP Makeover Eligible. Other nice TBs available.
302-376-7297;
Bev@MidAtlanticHorseRescue.org;
www.MidAtlanticHorseRescue.org
The Foxie G Foundation
The Foxie G Foundation provides rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming for Thoroughbreds, whether off the track or not. Through a permanent retirement and adoption program these horses are given the opportunity to find new homes and often a new career.
301-667-2553;
whinnywhiskers@thefoxiegfoundation.org;
www.thefoxiegfoundation.org
Safe Haven Equine Warriors’ rescue, little Carter, was adopted by Dr. Jim Lewis, DVM.
Talk about hitting the jackpot! 46 | JUNE 2023 | THE EQUIERY YOUR MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION Southern Maryland Equine Miracles UPDATE:
Apollo - An approx. 15 yr old Paint/ Draft Cross gelding has recuperated from Kissing Spine Surgery in February 2023, and will be heading to Free Rein, LLC in Hollywood, MD, this month. Free Rein is donating 60 days training and assessment for Apollo to help assist with his future placement.
800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com Maryland Equine Transition Service
Taxwise (“Jake”) - 2007, 15.2h reg. Thoroughbred gelding seeking companion home. Can live out 24/7, good w/ mares and geldings. Super smart, treat-moti- vated. Great training prospect for liberty groundwork..
443-745-7211
mets@defhr.org;
www.mdequinetransition.org
Southern Maryland Equine Miracles
Located in Chaptico, MD. Public, 501(c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted equines. With the help of our supporters and volun- teers, we provide them safety, rehabilitation & place them in safe, forever homes in the Southern Maryland area.
somdequinemiracles@gmail.com Freedom Hill Horse Rescue
Public non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to rescuing horses from neglect, abuse & abandonment and improving their lives by providing a safe haven for healing & rehabilitation.
freedom.hill.org@
gmail.com;
www.freedomhillhorserescue.com
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