Owners have called AERO with these horses that need loving homes.
Often either financial or life circumstances mean that owners are
forced to find another situation for their animals. All
horses listed below are owned by private individuals or other rescues and
conditions of ownership transfer, including price where
applicable, are up to current owners or that rescue's policy (rescue adoption
horses are specifically identified as such).
If you are interested in one of
these horses please
contact us with a note in the
comments section as to which horse you would like to know more
about. All horses listed here are free to a good home UNLESS they
are listed as being with a rescue (then there is an adoption fee).
CLICK ON PICTURES BELOW TO ENLARGE THEM.
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Rescue Me!
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Rescue Me! (our name for him) is a
nice looking grey TB that looks to be sound, gentle and desperately wants
out of his current situation. He was spotted when we were pulling some
other animals out of a lot and he begged us to help him find a new home.
The owner is selling him and is under the impression that Rescue Me is mean
but we can assure you this horse doesn't have a mean bone in his body.
We believe the owner would sell him for $500.
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Dream
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Chocolate and Carol
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Chocolate, Carol and Dream are three
lovely QH horses out of excellent QH lines. They run between 14.5 -15H
and have been ridden on the trail all their lives. They are solid
horses that are sound, healthy, and loving. Owner has health
restrictions that are forcing a new situation. These would be
excellent starter horses or kids horses or for anyone looking to do every
day trail riding. All three are easy keepers.
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Pilot
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Pilot is a 16.1H Lineback Dunn that
has been a police horse and used in therapeutic riding. He has
ringbone on one of his front feet and is fine to be ridden on soft trails
but cannot do rocky trails or hard rides any more. He has excellent
manners in every way and is perfect for the walk only rider or a beginner
that just wants to stroll about the neighborhood with friends. He
takes care of his rider.
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Soldado - click to enlarge
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Soldado is a 15yo Paso Fino gelding
that has a neurologic issue with his hind end that does not make him safe to
ride. He needs a loving home to be a companion or a horse for kids to
be led around on for short walks. He is healthy and an easy keeper.
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Frisco
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Frisco is a 5yo bay mustang gelding
who has suffered a great deal in his young life. He is broke to ride,
but not sound due to a ruptured ligament and shows signs of heavy
physical abuse. He moves around just fine with his injury. He’s gentle–
has never kicked or bitten, but does not seek out attention from
people. He’s UTD on worming and shots and good with other horses in the
herd.
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Dillon
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Dillon
is a 3yo reddish bay mustang, who is
very sweet natured, gelded and UTD on shots and worming. He suffered an
injury to his eye when young and is blind in one eye. While Dillon is
technically a “special needs” horse due to his eyesight, he has always been
treated well and does not spook easily, even when approached on his blind
side. He is very mild mannered and has the potential to become a great
riding horse with a person that he trusts to be his other “eye.” He has
been haltered but have never worked with on leading, however, he does walk
into a horse trailer on his own and has no fear of it.
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sundance
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Sundance
is a mature 12yo Palomino (with Doc Bar in his
pedigree) who has an old stifle injury. He is broke to ride (dead broke)
and completely safe for anybody to ride. He is on a joint supplement
but can be ridden. He doesn’t like to go above a walk, but I have had him
trotting on occasion. At one point in his career, he was used at a riding
stable as a lesson horse. He is sweet, mild mannered, safe with everyone
and everything, good with all my horses. He has chronic problems with loose
stools (currently on probiotics), but is otherwise an easy keeper.
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wisp
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Wisp is a
3yo dark bay Arab/mustang cross, sound and gorgeous. He has a mane and tail
to die for – long and flowing – absolutely stunning! When Wisp was born, he
was never handled and so became a free spirit. He is best friends with
Cimarron and has picked up his bad habit of running away from people. When
penned, he calms down somewhat and he has no bad habits (no biting, no
kicking, even when frightened).. He will need someone with a lot of time
and patience to work with him, although he should come around with the right
person. He has never been mistreated and has been around people all his
life and will, upon occasion, come up to you on his own (in his own time and
on his own terms).
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Cimmaron
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Cimarron
is an approx 8yo bay Quarter horse cross
gelding (possibly with Paso Fino) – has a big build in a short stature –
very beautiful. He’s sound and is broke to ride, but needs someone with the
patience and kindness to work with him as he spooks at everything. He is so
skittish and hard to catch. He’s UTD on shots* and current on worming. His
only issue (other than being scared of people) is that he has a hoof crack.
It has never gone all the way up to the top and has never affected him –
he’s perfectly sound but it hasn't been fixed because he is difficult to
catch.
Chester
- (no picture) A 29yo Saddlebred
who is flashy, a good mover, sweet and full of personality. He is
perfectly ridable with plenty of years left in him - he doesn't have
arthritis, has been checked and is sound, and is quite impressive!
Would be a great kids first horse for showing.
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Dream
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Dream
- Dream is a 15H 15yo Chestnut and
was used as a broodmare and ridden in the past. She has a club foot
which means she'll always need at least two shoes but is an easy keeper
otherwise. She is lower in the herd and needs another horse around.
Only gentle handlers and experienced horse people should consider Dream
since she tends to get nervous and is easily intimidated. Her nature
is extremely sweet.
Sunday
- A retired QH gelding whose
lameness does not allow him to be ridden any more but he would make an
excellent companion to another horse. He was in the 1990's video with
the Judd's (Chestnut being ridden at the beginning) and deserves to live out
his last years in peace. He is happy and kind to his herd mates.
Here is our TV star
http://youtube.com/watch?v=z35v_4qpu3I
Dakota
- HOME FOUND!
A 16H 7yo Reg Thoroughbred out
of Sunnyfeet and Binga, Black with blaze. Healthy and sassy, needs
experienced handler and rider, good ground manners, very willing and sweet,
loves her carrots! Rides western and trained for racing but not a race
horse at heart. Trailers well.
Houdini
HOME FOUND!
is a 6yo red varnish
Appaloosa mustang at approx 15 hands. She is friendly and has been
haltered, blanketed and had a saddle put on her, but has never been ridden.
She is in foal and due sometime this Spring. She is sound, UTD on shots and
wormed. She’s very stocky and in excellent health. She has been worked
with minimally and would need someone with time and patience to work with
her. She doesn’t have any trust issues (she’s not spooky or mean), has
always been treated kindly and would make someone a splashy, eye-catching
mount.
Sammy
ADOPTED!- A 14H approx 13yo QH with an
excellent mind, very easy going demeanor, and excellent look to him.
He would make a great kids show horse and could do anything. He is
sound at all gaits and was taken in by the rescue because he needed cancer
surgery. He has fully recovered, has excellent ground manners, can be
studdish around other horses at times, but is very willing, calm, and
accepts new situations in stride. He has not been ridden in awhile so
he may need a month or two of refresher. Sammy is an easy keeper.
Blaise
HOME FOUND!is a young one – about 1 ˝ - 2
years old; bay with a white blaze (he’s half Appaloosa). He’s frisky and
friendly, UTD on worming and shots. I have never haltered or blanketed him
but he’s young and willing and would make a good riding horse. He’s quite
stocky and well-built, completely sound. He’s waiting for the right person
to take him home and train him; he has no bad habits to unlearn.
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Champ
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Champ
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Pending - Champ is a 7yo Mustang who is
sweet and has wonderful ground manners. He needs to be started under
saddle but is easy to handle and willing. Champ is healthy and sound.
MASH BRSB
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HOME FOUND!
A 14.3H 7yo Registered Chestnut
Arab Gelding that is sound and has great feet. Trailers, camped at rides, great
ground manners, no vices, does not bite, kick or crowd. High energy horse
that will need an experienced hand to finish his training. He has not been
under saddle but has had a rider on his back with a sidepull and did not rear or
buck. In a herd he tends to be more dominant but moves over the who is in
charge. Up to date on all regular care.
Jerry
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HOME FOUND!
Jerry is a 16H TB/Belgian cross that is
ridable but needs an experienced rider/handler as he can be jumpy at times.
He used to do jumping but has retired and now needs a different career.
Flower
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HOME Pending!9yo
14.3H White with Tan Appaloosa that was purchased at auction when bid on by kill
buyer. She had a foal at her side at that time, was pregnant with another
foal and had severe abscessing in her feet. She was very scared of people
and learned to fight to defend herself. Many of her aggression issues have
been overcome and she only tries to bite now if she is intimidated. She
foaled again in May of 2006. She had not been evaluated for riding
abilities. She is a beautiful and kind horse that has excellent trail
potential. This is a TAILS rescue horse.
Yes!
I'm interested in providing a loving home to one of the horses
above!
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find what you're looking for on our website please contact the
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