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Meet Mr. Henri

BEHS ID: BEHS 548 - Mr. Henri
Status: Adopted
2011 Adoptions
Rainbow Bridge
2015 Rainbow Bridge
Date of Birth: 1 January 1996
Arrived at BEHS: 6 April 2010
Adopted: 14 October 2011
Rainbow Bridge: 7 January 2015
Breed: Miniature Horse
Gender: Male; Gelding
Height: 9.3 hands
Color: Bay
Intake Group: Travis County; Travis County April 2011

Mr. Henri was surrendered to authorities after his owner was investigated for neglect. He recovered quickly, and his foster mom decided to adopt him. She owns and shows other miniature horses, so he fit right in!

Mr. Henri was much beloved by his family. He began suffering health problems in late 2014, and his family and their wonderful team of veterinarians fought for him. Sadly, he continued to get worse and they made the hard decision to let him go.