Blossom had very limited handling before coming to BEHS, but her foster home has worked with her and now she comes trotting up to her handler at the sound of a clicker and readily sticks her nose in a halter. She was recently trimmed for the first time, and she stood relatively well for her trim. She’s been around a variety of animals: dogs, cats, deer, ducks, geese, turkeys, other horses, and emus.

Because Blossom was starved throughout much of her young life, we would prefer she go to a home where she will not be started under saddle until she’s three. She is a perfect age to start ground work with now, though, and she ought to be able to do almost anything an adopter trains her for!