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2007 Adoptions
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Adopted April 30, 2007
2000, registered Quarter Horse gelding
Albert was placed with BEHS when his owner needed to cut down the number
of horses. He moved into a foster home who began working with him, fell in love
and decided he just could not leave.
Albert would like to thank:
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Adopted July 25, 2007
Approximately 2000, bay stock-type gelding
Amigo and his pasture-mates were forcibly removed from their negligent
owners by a cooperative effort between BEHS, Ar-Tex Animal Rescue and local law enforcement. Amigo quickly gained weight and was a gorgeous gelding. Although he was not yet broke to ride, he tolerated a saddle and rider on his back. He was adopted by a family who plans to train him as a pleasure horse.
Miller Co. Sheriff's Dept. Ar-Tex Animal Welfare Org. Tina S. Kenna G. & Family Kelly B. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted May 26, 2007
2004, unregistered Quarter Horse gelding
Bailey and twenty-four other herdmates were seized from a negligent owner
by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS. When he arrived he had been handled very little, but he was sweet and quickly came around. His foster "dad" fell in love
and decided to adopt Bailey and make him a permanent addition to his herd.
Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat & Kyle B. Jackie & Leon E. Sharon M.H. Audra R. Floe C. & family Ricke W. Darianne O. Spencer & Jennifer W. Bobby & Denise C. & family Laura S. Dixie & Marcus Dr. Wagner John & Jimmie W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted August 1, 2007
2005, unregistered Paint gelding
Chance was given to a BEHS member when his owner was investigated for
neglect, and that member then donated him to BEHS. When he came to BEHS, he
had not been handled and was nervous about humans and all new things. He quickly came around and became a curious youngster who learned quickly. His adopter immediately fell in love with him!
Chance would like to thank:
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Adopted July 24, 2007
1992, registered Quarter Horse mare
Chloe and two pasture-mates were surrendered to law enforcement
when her owner was investigated for neglect. Chloe was very underweight -
but she was still pushy and opinionated! While at her foster home, she re-learned
ground manners, filled out and became a great horse to be around. Her foster
home's trainer found that Chloe was well-broke to ride and her fosters decided
to adpot her as a pleasure horse.
Brazoria County Sheriff's Department Julie B. Jennifer W. Ralph and Loretta P. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted March 2, 2007
2004, buttermilk buckskin, registered Paso Fino gelding
Compadre was purchased by a BEHS member and then donated to BEHS. He was very young and had not been handled much, but he came around with regular handling. His adopters started out by fostering Compadre, but they quickly fell in love and decided to adopt.
Joanne T. John & Jimmie W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 13, 2007
Approx 2000, Bay mare
Delta was seized by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS. She was underweight when she arrived, but now she is looking good. She does not appear to have been
abused, but she was certainly starved and neglected. She is very trusting of people and loves to be brushed. She can be approached and she will walk up to you and will halter easily. She gets along well with a mare who arrived with her and they will eat out of the same feeder. She has very bright eyes and always looks “surprised” She will follow you anywhere even if you don’t have food in your hand.
Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat & Kyle B. Jackie & Leon E. Sharon M.H. Audra R. Floe C. & family Ricke W. Darianne O. Spencer & Jennifer W. Bobby & Denise C. & family Laura S. Dixie & fiancee Dr. Wagner Sarah K. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 21, 2007
Approx 1992 sorrel gaited mare
Denver was donated to BEHS after her owners were reported for neglect. She is very sweet and thoroughly enjoys receiving regular care and attention. She nickers when she sees people coming.
Tonya D. Tina S. Linda T. Russ C. Don Impson, DVM Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted December 16, 2007
Approx 1995, grey Quarter horse gelding
Dom Perignon was removed from a negligent home by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS by the courts.
Robertson County Sheriff's Office Floe C. and Family Denise C. and Family Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat B. Jackie and Leon E. Sharon M.H. Michelle, S. Roy O. Randy M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted December 2, 2007
Approx 2004, Welsh Mountain pony mare
Dove was donated by her owner when he could no longer keep his large herd of ponies that were never handled by humans. Although she is purebred, we have neither her registration papers nor registration information. Once she is over her initial shyness, Dove is sweet and well behaved. With her thick mane and a tail that extends to the ground, Dove is quite showy when she goes into her animated, high-stepping trot.
Joanne T. Marianne S. Denise & Bobbie C. Gaye & Mike P. Trisha & Mike G. Wendy & Mearl T. Charlotte A. Barb L. Susan W Nikki M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted April 28, 2007
1996, black, Tennessee Walking Horse mare
Ebony was surrendered to BEHS by her negligent owner when he
was investigated for neglect. She arrived underweight and terrified of people -
any sudden noise made her snort and leap into the air. After months in foster
care, Ebony began to come around and was finally adopted by a family as a pet.
She's doing great in her adoptive home and is much loved.
Tina S. Dr. Teresa Miller, DVM Sharon M-H. Bruce and Linda W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted May 27, 2007
1987, bay, registered Arabian gelding
Ferris' owner placed him with BEHS when she could no longer care
for him. He was a stallion when he first arrived at BEHS and even once
he was gelded, he could not be put in a mixed herd. Luckily he was adopted
by a Bluebonnet family and lives with two other adopted geldings.
Denise C. Michael & Shona F. Kathy F. Kenna G. Kim & Jimmy O. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted November 17, 2007
2002, dark bay, Quarter horse gelding
Frazer was placed him with BEHS when his owner was investigated for neglect. He was thin, scarred, and untrusting. After spending over a year in foster care learning to trust humans and recovering from his mental and physical wounds, Frazer's foster mom decided what was best for him was to keep him with her so his life would remain stable and she could continue to work with him. Frazer has a wonderful home with people who love and care about him
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Adopted March 11, 2007
Approx. 2000, gray paint gelding
Geronimo was donated in 2005 when his owner could no longer keep him. He had not been handled much and was hard to catch and spooky in new situations. He was also blind in one eye and very hard to handle on his blind side. His foster "mom" spent much time working with him, and he learned to trust new people and new situations. She showed him in a BEHS fundraising horse show where he won Halter Champion! As she continued to work with him, Geronimo learned to accept a saddle and work in the round pen. His adopters plan to complete his training and ride him for fun.
Wendy T. and family Denise C. and family Julie B. Sharon M.H. Wayne and Laura J. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 30, 2007
Approximately 1992, Grade mare
Gidget was surrendered to BEHS when her owner was reported for neglect. Gidget's potential adopter fell in love with her the minute she saw her when she went to her foster home to do some volunteer work. Gidget will be going to a great home to be a companion to her other horse Dolly. Don't they look extremely happy to you?
Brazos Co. Sheriff's Dept. Julie B. Ralph & Loretta P. Cathi W. Melba H. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted August 1, 2007
Approximately 2002, Quarter Horse mare
Ginger was removed from her negligent home by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS by the courts. She quickly made a full recovery and turned into a stunning mare. Her foster home began working with her and found that she was laid back and easy to handle. Although she accepted a saddle and rider, she did not seem to have been trained to ride. Her adopter fell in love with her and will have her trained as a beautiful pleasure horse.
Susan W. Robertson County Sheriff's Office Floe C. and Family Denise C. and Family Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat B. Jackie and Leon E. Sharon M.H. Chester and Kelley H. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 9, 2007
- 2005, maximum white overo, grade mare
Surrendered by her owners when they were investigated for neglect.
Holly would like to thank:
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Adopted July 19, 2007
2000, gelded donkey
Hombray was found abandoned on a ranch and placed with BEHS. When he first arrived, he was not very friendly but he came around after several months. He was adopted by a family as a pet and companion for their horses.
Hombray would like to thank:
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Adopted September 1, 2007
Approx. 1990, grade mare
Due to injury to one rear leg, she's available as a pet/companion/non-riding horse only. Looking for someone to love her!
Tina S. Randy and Michelle S. Dr Teresa Miller, DVM Randy and Shelly S. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted November 16, 2007
1992 sorrel Quarter Horse gelding
Brazoria County Sheriff's Department Julie B. Jennifer W. Ralph and Loretta P. Larry and Machille W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 10, 2007
2007 Paint Gelding
Tina S. Ar-Tex Animal Welfare Association Kenna G. Linda & Greg B Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 6, 2007
Approximately 1995, sorrel Quarter Horse Mare
Cat B. Wendy and Mearl T. Mark and Shawn W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 3, 2007
Approximately 2002, Quarter Horse Mare
Kachina knows how to lead, load, halter and tie. She was stand-offish when she arrived, but she's now letting her "foster mom" approach her in the pasture. She stands for fly spraying, although she's nervous and she stands for the farrier. She's been ridden in a round pen at her foster home at a walk and trot. She is quiet under saddle, but she does not seem to know a lot. She needs a confident rider who can continue her training. Her foster mom says that while she bucks and rears when playing in the pasture, she's never done either when she works with her. She says Kachina is sweet and lets people hug her neck and pet her anywhere. She feels Kachina will make a wonderful horse for a lucky adopter.
Dennis W. Cat B. Nan C. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 30, 2007
Approximately 2004, Quarter Horse Mare
Kandi's owner surrendered her to BEHS when she was investigated for neglect.
Kandi potential adopter fell in love with her the minute she put her head into his chest. This little firecracker is also so sweet, how could you help but fall in love? Happy trails Kandi and Sonnier's thank you for taking a beautiful horse into your family. Her foster home will miss her, but knows she will be loved just as much as she was in foster care.
Brazoria County Sheriff's Department Julie B. Jennifer W. Ralph and Loretta P. Brian S. and family Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 10, 2007
2000, sorrel and white Paint mare
Tina S. Ar-Tex Animal Welfare Association Kenna G. Linda & Greg B Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 24, 2007
1995, grade mare
Lacy was removed from her negligent owner in a cooperative effort
between BEHS, two other rescue agencies and local law enforcement. She was
awarded to BEHS. Lacy's adopter spent months helping her gain weight and
then found out she was broke to ride. She was adopted by a family as
a pleasure horse.
Miller Co. Sheriff's Dept. Ar-Tex Animal Welfare Org. Tina S. Charlotte C. Kenna G. & Family Kelly B. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted August 5th, 2007
1998, black, Arabian Mare
Little Bit is a pretty, black, registered Arabian mare. She was found starving along with a pasture-mate and seized by law enforcement. The courts placed both horses with BEHS, and Little Bit quickly recovered and became a beautiful horse. Her adopter met her and was immediately smitten - she plans on having Little Bit trained to ride.
Leslie D. Barbara L. Cheryl S. Danielle S. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted May 28, 2007
1990, bay, BLM Mustang gelding
Logan and eighteen other herd-mates were removed from a negligent owner
by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS. When Logan arrived, he was underweight. He had also been abused by a previous handler, and he was slow to trust new people. Logan bonded with his "foster mom" and they became best friends. She adopted him so they could spend their lives together.
Julie B. Denise C. Joanne T. Marianne S. Kristi D. T.J. D. Cat B. Lauren T. Grimes Co. Sheriffs Dept. John W. DVM Taylor L. - photography Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue Sylvia and Leland C. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted March 24, 2007
1999, roan, grade mare
Lucy's owner was reported to BEHS for neglect. When a volunteer arrived with
a deputy to investigate, Lucy's owner was relieved. She had been trying to sell Lucy for months with no luck, and she was happy for the rescue to take her. She was terribly thin when surrendered, but she gained weight and turned out to be a well-trained and laid-back riding horse. She was adopted as a pleasure/fun horse and is well-loved by her adoptive "mom".
Tina S. Kelly B. Mandi C. and family Tena Marie V. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 2007
2002, Peruvian Paso mare
Maggie was discovered along with two other horses when BEHS respodned
to an urgent complaint of neglect. She was severel hundred pounds underweight.
Maggie quicky gained weight and an adorable personality began to emerge. She
is a sweet willing horse who learns quickly. Her adopter fell in love with her
and plans to train her to ride.
Tina S. Dr. Teresa Miller, DVM Kelly B. Randy & Michelle S. Denise C. Kathy F. Joanne T. Jessica F. Granger D. John & Jimmie W. Richard M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 1, 2007
1992 Grade pony gelding
Mickey was seized by law enforcement and his foster home fell in love with him. They worked very hard to gain his trust and teach him good manners. Over time, he has become a well behaved little guy. He will have the fun of three mares to play with in his new home and Mickey's adopter plans on training him to pull a buggy.
Ralph and Loretta P. Julie B. Steven B. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 17, 2007
Approximately 1987, gray unregistered Arabian mare.
Misty was surrendered to BEHS along with several other neglected horses
when her owner could not keep her. She had an untreated snake bite wound on her nose and large tumors under her tail. Her snake bite was treated and she gained weight and became a cute little mare. Her foster home fell in love with her and decided to adopt her.
Tina S. Teresa Miller, DVM Alan and Adele B. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 3, 2007
Approx. 2000, white overo paint mare
Story
Randy & Michelle S. Debbie & Ken M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 18, 2007
Approximately 2005, gray unregistered Quarter Horse Gelding
Mouse and twenty-four herdmates were removed from a negligent owner
by law enforcement and then awarded to BEHS by the courts. When he arrived,
Mouse was underweight and scared of new people. He was a sweet colt who was curious, so he quickly learned to trust his handler. Once he gained weight, they began ground work and he learned quickly. His adopters met him and immediately fell in love - so Mouse will be spending his life with a loving adoptive family.
Jenni D. Robertson County Sheriff's Office Floe C. and Family Denise C. and Family Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat B. Jackie and Leon E. Sharon M.H. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 8, 2007
2006, Mustang/Quarter Horse cross filly
Seized by law enforcement and placed with BEHS.
Heidi Gaye P. Deputy Sharon Williams Leon County Sheriff's Department Debra M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted March 4, 2007
2001, registered, Tennessee Walking Horse gelding
Ouachita's owners surrendered him to BEHS when they were reported for
neglect. Ouachita was several hundred pounds underweight and weak when he arrived, but he slowly gained weight and blossomed into a pretty, ridable gelding. He quickly found an adoptive home where he's loved.
Ouachita would like to thank:
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Adopted July 18, 2007
Approximately 1997, bay, grade gelding
Patriot's previous owner purchased him at an auction. When he was
ridden into the ring, he froze and no one would bid on him. His savior was
scared he would end up at a slaughterhouse, so she bought him and placed him with BEHS. His foster home quickly discovered that Patriot really wasn't broke to ride, so he spent a month with a trainer where he learned quickly. Patriot then found an adopter who was looking for a gorgeous riding horse - and Patriot fit the bill!
Marianne S. Joanne T. Taylor L. - photography Jenni D. Michael & Marie H. Bob and Cindy R. Return to Adopted Page |
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BEHS 185- Peanut Butter Parfait Adopted November 10, 2007
March 12, 2007 sorrel Quarter horse filly
Peanut Butter Parfait's dam,
Shalimar was pregnant when she arrived at the rescue from a negligent home. She gave birth to Peanut Butter Parfait just a few weeks later. She was imprinted at birth and has been handled on a daily basis. Peanut Butter Parfait is as sweet as her name. She loves attention and allows people to touch her anywhere. She has a laid-back personality, is a quick learner, and is quite the looker! Her new family is excited to welcome her to the family and have decided to call her Buttercup.
Floe C. and Family Denise C. and Family Pam A. Cathi W. Sheril S. Darla G. Cat B. Jackie and Leon E. Sharon M.H. Audra R. Ricke W. Darianne O. Spencer and Jennifer W. Laura S. Dixie and Marcus Dr. Wagner Susan W. Ernie G. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted March 1, 2007
2005, bay john (gelded) mule
Pecos was very thin when his owners released him to BEHS after being
reported for neglect. He also had not been handled, so he was very scared of
all new people and situations. After a few months with a loving foster home,
Pecos learned that humans were not scary - and he became curious and enjoyed
human contact.
Tina S. Dr. Teresa Miller DVM St. Francis Co. Humane Society Lynn G. David N. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 18, 2007
2001, Arabian/Tennessee Walking Horse gelding
Phoenix was BEHS' first horse. His owner could not keep him, and he was looking for a home. BEHS offered to take Phoenix in. Once he got here, we discovered that although he was very young (just four years old at the time), he had already been severely physically abused. He has lumps behind his ears and arthritis in his front legs from the abuse. It had also left him very leery of all new people. Phoenix's foster "mom" knew he might be with her for years - and nearly two years after he arrived, he finally found his "perfect home.
Sharon M-H. Traci and Tony D. and family Kathy S. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 1, 2007
1978 Red roan appaloosa gelding
Rusty suffered from severe founder before coming to BEHS, but after months of dedicated care his feet look and feel healthy. Rusty’s has a great personality - he's very laid back and sweet. Nothing seems to bother this guy,
Denise C. Leslie D. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 3, 2007
1978 Red roan appaloosa gelding
Sassy is the foal of BEHS' Duchess, who had limited human handling prior to arriving in BEHS. Sassy's arrival was a surprise to her foster mom, who arrived home after a 4 day trip in time to see Sassy stand to her feet for the first time.
Right now, Sassy is still too young to ride or drive, but she has the ability to do anything once trained.
Marianne S. Denise & Bobbie C. Gaye & Mike P. Trisha & Mike G. Mearl T. Charlotte A. Susan W. Joanne T. Suzy G. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 9, 2007
2000, registered Arabian gelding
Shamrock was removed from negligent owners by law enforcement and awarded to BEHS by the courts. He’s a very pretty boy with a beautiful, floating trot. Although he’s not broke to ride, he’s still young enough to train – and that’s just what his adopter will be doing. Once broke to ride, Shamrock could be trained for anything!
Llano County Sheriff’s Department Leslie D. Anita H. Granger D. April W. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted July 15, 2007
Approximately 1988, unregistered Paint mare
Shiloh's owner surrendered her to BEHS when he was investigated for neglect.
She was underweight, but she quickly gained weight in her foster home. Her previous owner claimed his children rode her - and she acted like a spoiled horse who had been allowed to get away with too much. But Shiloh quickly learned. Her easy-going personality and ability to learn quickly made her a popular horse and she was adopted quickly by a family who had another another horse from a different rescue a few years earlier.
Tina S. Don V. Sandy G. Randy and Shelly S. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted August 30, 2007
Approx 1988, Quarter Horse Mare
Sierra was donated to BEHS from an equine rescue in Louisiana to move her to a different climate. When she came, she had been diagnosed with COPD and put on steroids. It was thought that moving her to a drier climate would help. She is quiet natured and not dominant. She seems to get along okay with geldings or mares and tends to run from a fight.
Sharon M-H. Annette B. Wendy & Mearl T . Gaye & Mike P. Cat B. Amanda C. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 22, 2007
1976-1981, Quarter Horse Gelding
Silver's owners were reported for neglect and decided to donate him since they were unable to care for him. He has severe arthritis in both front feet and was emaciated. He gained weight quickly and arthritis supplements helped keep him more comfortable but he was not ridable. A wonderful person adopted him as a companion to another horse - and Silver is now loved and well cared for.
Tina S. Leslie D. Denise C. Leland and Sylvia C-M. Randi C. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 1, 2007
2001, molly mule
Removed from a negligent owner and awarded to BEHS. Sophia's foster home just could not let BEHS #039 Sophia leave her place. Sophia has been with us for quite a while and we are so happy that she has found her forever home.
Denise C. Joanne T. Marianne S. Kristi D. T.J. D. Cat B. Lauren T. Grimes Co. Sheriffs Dept. John W. DVM Eli B. Sharon M-H. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 26, 2007
2006, palomino, grade filly
Sprite was surrendered to BEHS when her owner was investigated for neglect.
When she arrived, she was very underweight and had such a severely infected sunburn on her legs that she had to undergo surgery to remove the infected skin. After surgery, Sprite was very uncertain of humans - and who can blame her! Luckily she came around and won the hearts of her foster "parents". They decided to make her a permanent addition to their home.
Tina S. Randy & Shelly S. Kelly B. Linda R. Scott County Sheriff's Office Jackie & Leon E. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted November 27, 2007
1981, sorrel Quarter horse mare
Sundancer (aka Sunny) was donated by an owner who could no longer keep her. Sunny has very good ground manners. She comes to you most of the time when you call her and is patient while haltering. She is good with a mixed herd. She is a very energetic senior and does not look or act her age
Jennifer and James O. Ralph & Loretta P. Dottie C. Julie B. Marianne S. Denise C. Brian S. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 14, 2007
1999, blue roan, Welsh Mountain Pony gelding.
Tempest's owner purchased a stallion and two mares and turned them out to roam
free. After several years, they had a herd of wild ponies which they couldn't care for. They asked BEHS to take them in, and when Tempest arrived he had never been handled by humans. His "foster mom" made an effort to gain his trust and decided to adopt him and give him a place to live out his life.
Joanne T. Marianne S. Denise & Bobbie C. Gaye & Mike P. Trisha & Mike G. Mearl T. Charlotte A. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 10, 2007
Approx 1995 Peruvian Paso mare
Tiffany was surrendered to BEHS when her owners were investigated for neglect. Not much was known of her history except that she was ridden on trails and had several foals in her past. This beautiful mare tries very hard to please and will certainly be the pride and joy of her happy adopter.
Tina S. Dr. Teresa Miller, DVM Randy & Michelle S. Denise C. Kathy F. Joanne T. Lisa B. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 30, 2007
2003, grade gelding
Topaz was purchased at auction by a BEHS member and donated to BEHS. He was led into the auction ring but froze in fear and practically no one was bidding on him. He literally was shaking with fright.
It was love at first sight when Topaz and his potential adopters met. Topaz's color was just absolutely stunning to them and Topaz seemed to really like them too, especially all those carrots. Topaz's foster home did a wonderful job getting Topaz socially friendly and now he has his very own home to call his own. Congratulations to you Topaz and the Sonnier family. We know his foster home is going to miss him, but then again she is so happy that he has at last found his very own place to call home.
Joanne T. Leslie D. Susan G. Granger D. Julie B Brian S. and Family Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 25, 2007
2006, grey grade filly
Tuffy was surrendered to BEHS when her owner was investigated for neglect. She
was a typical young unhandled filly when she first arrived. With the help of her foster home she has learned to trust her handlers, lead without crowding, pick up all four feet, and back up. She is easily caught. She is an affectionate filly and seems to be a quick study.
Tina S Randy & Shelly S. Kelly B. Linda R. Scott County Sheriff's Office Mary M. Maebeth F. Jayne R. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted September 9, 2007
2003, paint mare
Twiggy story
Randy & Michelle S. Debbie & Ken M. Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted February 28, 2007
2006, buckskin, pinto filly
Whisper was surrendered to BEHS when her owner was investigated for neglect.
When she arrived, she was very underweight and had painful sunburns. When she recovered, she was a sweet filly who was easy to handle and loved attention. It did not take long for her foster family to fall in love with her and adopt her.
Tina S. Randy & Shelly S. Kelly B. Linda R. Scott County Sheriff's Office Kenna G. and Family Sharon M.H. Floe C. and Family Return to Adopted Page |
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Adopted October 11, 2007
Approx 1992, bay grade gelding
Woody was surrendered to BEHS when his owners were investigated for neglect. At the time, he was malnourished and underweight but he has recovered and is now a healthy horse. Woody was badly abused at some point is is unpredictable and untrusting.
Tina S. Jefferson Co. Sheriff's Dept. Dr. Teresa Miller, DVM Linda B. Toni J. Return to Adopted Page |
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