FreedomRegistered Name: Slews Freedom
Breed: Quarterhorse Color: Bay Gender: Mare Height: 14h 3" Sponsored by: Currently seeking sponsor Freedom was born on my farm in Michigan, and has always been the shy one. She's traveled all over the country with me, even though she's never been fond of confinement. We studied Parelli Natural Horsemanship together, and became very good partners. She's been a favorite for lots of riders and new acquaintances.
—Jeanie |
Photo credit: Bob Gottlieb
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BlueBreed: Quarterhorse
Color: Blue roan Gender: Male Height: approx. 15-16 hands Sponsored by: Currently seeking sponsor Blue was given to me in 2010 by a friend of mine who had recently recovered from breast cancer. She was an avid animal lover. She did search and rescue with Blue and her dog. When he came to the property, he was 28 years old. He had been well cared for and well loved. Having worked with mostly rescued horses up to that point, it was a great experience while I watched and learned what secure attachment looks like in a horse. Blue was eager to meet the other horses on the property. He was not dominant or submissive when he met them. He just Was. He would be gentle if they needed it, or playful if that was okay, too.
I've learned so much from him. His calm disposition is relaxing and reassuring to be around. He took to the work right away. He demonstrates his interconnectedness to beings and his surroundings daily. He has what I can only call wisdom. When he shows up in the work, there is something to learn. —Barbara |
Photo credit: Bob Gottlieb
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DestinyBreed: Grade
Color: Sorrel Gender: Mare Height: 15h Sponsored by: Currently seeking sponsor Destiny is very alert and attentive. Since she was adopted in Spring 2017, she's become very secure in our human-horse herd. All you need to do is stroke her on the throat, and she melts like butter!
—Jeanie |
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Little ManBreed: Pony
Color: Black Gender: Gelding Sponsored by: Currently seeking sponsor Little Man is a steady, confident pony, who is the perfect size for our small clients, and a lovable delight for tall clients as well! His number one concern in life is food, so we make sure he never runs out! His distinctive white circles around his eyes show the wisdom of his years, and it shows in his work.
—Jeanie |
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EponaBreed: Mustang
Color: Bay Gender: Mare Height: 14h 2" Sponsored by: Currently seeking sponsor Epona came to us from the Correctional Facility in Florence, Arizona, where she was lovingly trained to accept human companionship and learn riding skills. She was originally from a herd that was living in Salt River, Utah. Formerly called 'Shawnee', she earned the name 'Epona' after the Celtic goddess who was the protector of mares and foals. Even though she's had to adapt to an entirely different lifestyle, she is seeking to trust and is proving to be a very tender-hearted and welcome addition to the herd.
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