Are your heart and barn feeling a little lonesome? Have you been dreaming of a new companion for your horse (or yourself)? Check out this list of horses that have completed their rehabilitation and are waiting to find their forever homes.
Though no longer sound for riding, each and every one is perfect just the way they are.
Complete the questionnaire on the Adoption tab to take the next step.
Billy arrived at RVR Horse Rescue in March of 2022. He was surrendered to RVR due to an unfortunate family circumstance. We were contacted by local authorities assisting the family to see if we would be able to open our doors to him. Billy has settled in at RVR and is being showered with love from our volunteers. Upon arrival, Billy was checked over by our veterinarian. He is estimated to be about 23 years old. Billy is up-to-date on his vaccinations, has had his dental done, and is now available as a pasture pal.
Early Dancer’s dam is an Appaloosa (Feather). Her sire is an American White Horse. She has not been trained under saddle and would do best as a pasture pal. She is very curious and attentive and has bonded well to her pasture mates.
Euro arrived at RVR in 2018. He came in off of the race track with a right rear sesamoid injury. Euro was also diagnosed with anhidrosis (inability to sweat normally). After completing rehab, he was adopted out to a loving home. Sadly, Euro’s owner passed away, but he quickly found himself a new home with Elliot. Unfortunately Euro and Elliott were returned to RVR due to unforeseen family circumstances. Euro is eagerly awaiting his new forever home. He requires a home with lots of shade due to his inability to sweat.
Jorge is one of our #Dream15 horses. He came to us in 2018 when the ASPCA confiscated 51 horses in a neglect case. RVR took in 15 of them to rehabilitate and rehome. Jorge is a petite and super sweet boy with a gentle nature. He would make a wonderful companion to another horse.
Concertos Song was retired from racing after 126 starts. The barn name for this sweet-natured boy is Cheerio.
As a senior with special needs, Cheerio would make a wonderful companion for another horse and he certainly deserves to live out his final years with a loving family.
Mocha loves to give hugs to her human friends! Mocha arrived in May 2015 as an owner surrender. She was a brood mare with no muscle mass and barely any top teeth. Mocha is a fighter and has currently completed her rehabilitation. Now she just needs to find her forever family!
Petite Moon was originally brought to RVR Horse Rescue by a concerned citizen who had taken him in with hopes of being able to help him. He has a soft palate. She brought him to us to see what our team could do for him. The veterinarians determined surgery wasn’t an option, but Moon has adjusted to eating and drinking by his own will. Moon needs a family who’s able to handle his special needs. He can eat grass, but no hay.
This shy, sweet boy was found, scared and emaciated, in a dog cage in someone’s back yard before he was rescued. But far from belonging in the dog house, this little gentleman takes direction very well and exhibits excellent ground manners while on walks. Still uneasy around loud and sudden movements, he has gained lots of confidence through our barn buddy program and continues to come out of his shell. Though he is unsound for riding, Freddy has made a permanent place in the hearts of many. This handsome fellow would love to find a forever home alongside his best buddy, Moon.
Complete the questionnaire on the Adoption tab to take the next step.
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