I have two resuce ponies who I bought to save them from going to auction.
Pebbles is a lovely little pony mare who has been broken to drive and is a real sweetie. She can be snappy when she doesn't know you but that's really a defense mechanism with her and she's very protective of the boy. She's 12 and she'll do anything for a carrot. She's easy to catch and groom.
Bam Bam is a little paint Shetland. He's a 5 year old boy (gelding) who's in love with the mare! He hasn't really been handled and is scared of people. I'm working with him and he is improving. He'll be a real sweetie in time.
Their previous owner did nothing with them. When I got them their feet were horribly overgrown, they hadn't been groomed and were in dire need of some TLC and patience!
I'm looking for a good, loving and experienced home for them.
They MUST be homed together. They are turned out together during the day and I stable them in the same stall at night. The mare is fine if you take her out on her own, but the little boy needs some more work before you could lead him off on his own. He's prone to spooking.
These two sweeties are free to a good permanent home.
They are improving all the time but I wouldn't let a child work with them unsupervised at the moment.
If you are interested please contact me ASAP.
Pebbles is a lovely little pony mare who has been broken to drive and is a real sweetie. She can be snappy when she doesn't know you but that's really a defense mechanism with her and she's very protective of the boy. She's 12 and she'll do anything for a carrot. She's easy to catch and groom.
Bam Bam is a little paint Shetland. He's a 5 year old boy (gelding) who's in love with the mare! He hasn't really been handled and is scared of people. I'm working with him and he is improving. He'll be a real sweetie in time.
Their previous owner did nothing with them. When I got them their feet were horribly overgrown, they hadn't been groomed and were in dire need of some TLC and patience!
I'm looking for a good, loving and experienced home for them.
They MUST be homed together. They are turned out together during the day and I stable them in the same stall at night. The mare is fine if you take her out on her own, but the little boy needs some more work before you could lead him off on his own. He's prone to spooking.
These two sweeties are free to a good permanent home.
They are improving all the time but I wouldn't let a child work with them unsupervised at the moment.
If you are interested please contact me ASAP.
