ADOPTION OPTION Travellers Rest Farm Sanctuary
Kane: mid-late teens 15.2h Standardbred gelding. Laid back & calm under saddle even though he’s green. Stands in cross ties, loves to be groomed, picks up his feet. Smooth gait/good whoa. For advanced beginner. Intermittent lameness in his back left leg, cause un- known, & it comes and goes, but he is suitable for light pleasure or trail riding. Friendly, extremely interested in everything, and sweet! Med/high in the herd. He’s so happy being the center of attention!
trfsanctuary@gmail.com;
travellersrestfarmsanctuary.org Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue
Opal: 4 y/o grade mule mare. 16h and growing! Starting walk trot canter under saddle with unlimited potential for an adopter with the right skillset.
adoptions@gentlegiantsdrafthorserescue.org;
www.gentlegiantsdrafthorserescue.org
Days End Farm Horse Rescue
Love Luci: 1996, 15.0hh, Appendix. Wonderful mare; In her younger years she was a dressage horse a&nd later a lesson horse
jack-of-all-trades.Great, quiet companion for other horses & would be suitable to oc- casionally cart small kids around for a short pony ride.
301-854-5037;
Adopt@defhr.org;
www.defhr.org GAIT, INC.
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.
Pacino: Darling aged Standardbred gelding. Raced for a few years and then spent many more as an Amish buggy horse. He is available to a loving, approved companion home. Pacino loves treats and will stand happily to be groomed and pampered.
301-318-1686;
leila@lifelinehorserescue.org;
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 tina@Safehavenequinewarriors.org; MidAtlantic Horse Rescue
Secret Angel: Dk. B. f., 16.2h, 2020. YEH/FEH/RRP Makeover Eligible. Only three starts, retired sound. Adoption Fee: $2400.
302-376-7297;
Bev@MidAtlanticHorseRescue.org;
www.MidAtlanticHorseRescue.org
Maryland Equine Transition Service
Roy : 2014, 15h grade Paint gelding seeking a home as a companion horse. Requires intermediate handler. Would be a great horse for liberty/groundwork training. Easy-keeper, UTD on everything & ready to go!
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
Tuffy: Beautiful 22 year old, 15hh, OTTB dark bay mare. Currently under saddle and groundwork re- freshment training. Tuffy has a wonderful personality, although a little guarded, she really wants to find her person. She was previously a trail riding horse.
freedom.hill.org@
gmail.com;
www.freedomhillhorserescue.com
tracy@equiery.com to place your
Adoption Option for the Next Issue
To be included in the Adoption Option, your rescue must be registered with the Maryland Secretary of State
Charitable Organizations Division
https://sos.maryland.gov/Charity/Pages/Instructions.aspx www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580 Contact Tracy at Southern Maryland Equine Miracles
Congratulations to the DePhillip family of St. Mary’s County on their decision to Foster our sweet rescue, Raven. Raven and their daughter Heidi developed a special bond here at SMEM while doing volunteer work for all of our rescues.
Our Foster to Adopt Program gives the family a full year to work with the rescue and then decide if they want to continue with a final Adoption. Heidi is also in a “Lessons with Intention to Adopt Program” in which she takes lessons with our trainer so we can assess if the pair are a good fit before final Adoption.
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