Take a {companion} H.I.N.T.! (Horse In Need of Transition)


Not for Profit 2012, 17h TB gelding


Great Scandal 2011, 16.2h TB gelding


Ima Classy Design 1998, 15h Paint mare


These horses are energetic playmates looking for the perfect companion. From training projects to companions, METS has the horse you're looking for! For more info and additional horse listings, please visit our website or email us.


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Community Network & Resources Hosted a Virtual Town Hall • Developed a


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