Horses and Donkeys
California, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania,Texas
California
<Urgent> Panorama City: A six year-old male quarter horse at Baldwin Park shelter is in urgent need of a new home. A vet has seen him and he had a tooth removed and his hooves trimmed. The examination revealed he has a heart murmur, swollen back legs, and an indentation in his nose caused by a halter that was too tight.
Contact: Linda| Phone: 818-929-1599| Email: linda_alvarezzz@yahoo.com
Massachusetts
Westfield: Good homes are being sought for a pig and three horses. The pig is a five year-old male who is gentle, healthy, and neutered. The horses are: a 15 year old ex-PMU mare who has trust issues named Dolly, a 20 year-old Morgan mare named Maple, and an eight year-old American Piant mare named Zia. For more information on them please contact Kosse.
Contact: Kosse| Phone: 413-214-2918| Email: kpferal@gmail.com
New York
Bath: There are several Thoroughbred horses available for adoption at the Finger Lakes SPCA. Some of the horses came from a cruelty case involving 80 Thoroughbreds who were rescued from severe starvation and neglect. The horses have received lots of handling and care since the rescue and are ready for permanent homes. They range in age, color and temperament. If you can provide one, or more, of these horses with the loving home they deserve, please contact Vicki at the Finger Lakes SPCA.
Contact: Vicki | Phone: 607-776-3039 | Email: Vicki@fingerlakesspca.org
Pennsylvania
Laceyville: Two miniature horses, Lewis and Clark, are in need of a new home where they can remain together. They are very sweet, gentle, and in excellent health. They are approximately nine hands tall and around ten years old.
Contact: Jonathan| Phone: 570-833-2519| Email: pondviewfarm@yahoo.com
Texas
Farmersville: Twin brother donkeys, Mike and Ike are in need of a new home. They are gelded and very gentle. They are very bonded and must go together to a new home. They are both in good health and have a negative Coggins.
Contact: Bobbi| Phone: 903-776-2708| Email: randbchurch@gmail.com
Please note: The vegan lifestyle, which Farm Sanctuary promotes, generally precludes the use of animals. Domesticated companion animals are an obvious exception, because well treated companions define an issue of relationship rather than one of exploitation. Horses are exploited at the slaughterhouse by some, while cherished by others. We condemn the capture of wild horses, and we are against the indiscriminate use of horses as commodities, situations in which they’re too often abused, as with horse racing, horse rentals and horse-drawn carriage rentals. We fully recognize that horses born into domesticity can have the best of lives in the care of conscientious caregivers.