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TOTAL ADOPTED: 16

Success Stories
 
June 2008

 Cinnamon-  such a cute older mare, she finally found her forever home. Dear Cinnamon came to SERR almost 30 years old and pregnant- what a tragedy. She delivere.d a healthy cold, Spice, who was adopted (see below)

 

 

 

 

 

Roarin- a 2 year old mustang gelding, is going to make his new owners very happy.

 

Lovey is a sweet, gentle arab mare who is white with a pretty dark grey mane and tail, who now has a forever home. Thank you to Macy for sponsoring Lovey as she has recovered from terrible neglect.

 

 

Cabella- A beautiful white arab mare who does well under saddle- we believe her to be about 20. She is friendly, always comes to the fence and has a gentle nature. She prefers a hackamore and does her best at a walk right now but this girl has clearly been ridden and had some groundwork, she is respectful of your space and listens for cues. This photo shows her with her new owner. 


May 2008
Bellamia and Tiara have both been adopted by the same family- they were happy to go together. Below is a photo of them in their new home: 
 
 
 
 
Sequoia is an approximately 2 year old mare from the Yakima Indian Reservation- you probably saw her BEFORE picture from the news- she was a PEC rescue and was so forgiving to let humans into her heart again after the terrible neglect she suffered. We look forward to hearing how she does with her forever family.
 
 
Appy is a gelding just a few years old, he was so fearful when he came to us. His primary health problems were lice, worms, and a terrible stress induced cold/fever. We immediately quarantined him and worked very hard to get rid of all parasites and settle him in to recover from his cold. He was one of our PEC rescues and had been a stallion, housed in a chain link fence run that looked like a dog kennel. It was a sickenng environment for a horse with so much potential. Healthy and sound, he has headed to his forever home.
 
April 2008   

Spice is a young (approx 8 months old) weaned, gelded colt born to Cinnamon. His poor momma mare (Cinnamon) came to us very pregnant at almost 30 years old- what shame. But she delivered this handsome fella and he won our hearts. He has a gentle nature and respected the space of anyone around him from the day he was born. Patricia was there to imprint him and give him all the love he needed. We are thrilled to have had a bit of time in this fella's early life.
 
Sweet Cinnamon, his mom, is still seeking a forever home to retire to.
  
 
Sonny (formerly Lakota) is a 2 year old pony gelding from the Yakima Indian Reservation. He went home with Noelle and Sam (below, the day she took him home), he seemed to know these ladies are horse lovers- he hopped right into the trailer without hesitation. Above is a photo of Sonny who is now under saddle and in training. We thank Sam and her family for the amazing care they are taking of him- already he is like a different pony. Check back for updates!
 
He was one of the horses featured in the King 5 news story, you see him matted and miserable in a terrible state of neglect. This little guy is going to really shine when Sam gets through with him.
 
March 2008
 

Bubbles is about 2.5 -3 years old.Adopted March 2008 and is doing terrific at her new home

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stormy and Shadow are very sweet miniature horses (approximately 5 years old) with a ton of personality. Adopted March 2008.

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

February 2008


Serenity - a Morgan mare, 2 years old. Adopted January 2008, now boarded at Cavalia Stable so we get to see her still, and watch her grow and learn. We are so happy to see Serenity with her new new mom. They bonded quickly and Serenity is enjoying frequent halter sessions and loads of grooming and attention from her very own girl. 

 

 


The "Girls" (a pair of donkeys, mother and daughter)- adopted November 2007. These two little gals got lots of love and care while at Serenity and now live on a beautiful farm.

 

34 HORSES HAVE BEEN SAVED

BY SERR

  • 16 have been adopted out
  • 3 had to be euthanized
  • 5 in foster care
  •  
    10 remain, seeking forever homes


Here are the names of all of them, they remain in our hearts

no matter where they go...

 

Serenity                  Dusty                   Kit Kat
Natasha                  Sandy                  Spanky
Lady                       Dolly                    Ginger
Momma Donkey     Baby Donkey       Sequoia
Sonny (Lakota)       Bubbles               Roarin 
Shadow                 Stormy                 Appy
Spice  
                   Sarah                  Tiara
Champagne           Cinnamon           Bellamia
Cabella                  AJ (Judy Cata)     Copper
Star                        Reba                   Chester
Trina                      Lovey                 

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In Loving Memory
 of those we tried, but could not save.
 
Sometimes, success is in helping an animal have a humane and dignified euthanization.  We feel good knowing that every single horse that comes through our gates gets love, individual attention, the best medical care and food- all the things a rescue horse has usually been denied... we know that, for a while, these horses all got to experience the feeling of being a beloved pet.
 

 
 Ginger (left)- unfortunately, this sweet old gal didn't make it- despite the valiant efforts of our vets and volunteers, she was too far gone. She came in severely underweight, lice, horrible scratches.... her poor body just wasn't strong enough.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
Dolly- after a great deal of time, energy and money the vets realized there was nothing we could do to make Dolly comfortable any longer. She had been used and abused for too many years and she could not get comfortable. Her back and hips appeared to have suffered some sort of serious trauma and her suspensory ligaments had cleary been injured very badly. With all that she still appeared to have been made to work. We were glad to give Dolly a comfortable, loving environment to spend the last part of her life .
 

 

 Lady- beautiful lady was a thoroughbred mare who Patricia had a very special bond with. This sweet girl was with us longest and is very missed.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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