Adopt

My name is Luna!

Posted 1 year ago | Updated over 9 months ago

Adoption process
1

Submit Application

2

Meet the Pet

3

Sign Adoption Contract

My basic info

Breed
Quarterhorse
Color
Chestnut/Sorrel
Age
Adult
Size
Large (when grown)
Sex
Female
Pet ID

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Needs experienced adopter
Checkmark in teal circle Shots current

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

OKLAHOMA STATE ONLY

Sweet, little timid, trailers very well, can look at things but so far no spook. Easy keeper, on hay only at the moment.
Currently her stifles are prohibiting her from being ridden. If things change we will change her ad but listed as a great COMPANION horse to learn with.

Adoption application and contract required with strict NO breeding clause
FEE: $500
Rescue

Contact info

Pet ID
Contact
Cheri White Owl
Address
6320 N Highway 74C, Guthrie, OK 73044
Donation
plainswindrdr@gmail.com for paypal

Their adoption process

1.

Submit Application

Email for application. Does not infer accepted to adopt. Will verify application information, contact for appt to see horse.

2.

Meet the Pet

Must meet to see if a good fit and possibly be required too work with the horse to determine if capable of handling a horse, etc

3.

Sign Adoption Contract

IF approved then signing contract, pay fee and arrange pick up.

Additional adoption info

http://www.horsefeathersequinecenter.org/adoption-process.html

Our Adoption process is an application, you can fill it out and submit it to us. Just because you submit an application is not a guaranteed approval. We have many factors including researching or doing background checks when needed to make sure that the horses that we have cared for go into qualified homes. If you are approved for adoption then there is a contract that you are required to sign. We ask that you read the contract before beginning this process. We have a STRICT NO breeding clause. There are many horses out there that need homes that breeding more is not necessary. We also require that if you no longer can care for or want the horse that it MUST return to the facility. This is to prohibit them from going into another abusive, neglectful situation OR going to an auction/slaughter. Please understand this and also that we require the ability to do site checks on the horse/s. This is to verify that they are being cared for and to stay in touch, bringing a support system when needed to the adopter. If you have questions, concerns or issues with the horse after adopting we would like to be available to help assist. If you have further questions email us.

Go meet their pets

Contact rescue for appointment to see horses and apply. On site at facility is where this takes place.

More about this rescue

Horse Feathers Equine Center is a 501(c)(3) non profit dedicated and committed to providing services to horses that are found to be in need of healthcare, nutrition, and rehabilitation. We will assist abused, neglected and slaughter-bound horses in need on a discretionary basis by rehabilitating, training, and placing them in a forever home.

Every horse we rehabilitate receives medical attention to address all immediate physical needs, and ongoing veterinary, farrier and alternative/holistic care where needed.

We utilize a tailored training program specific to each horse to help them realize their full potential, work within its limitations and work to address the issues that cruelty or neglect has left on their lives.

Our staff uses proven methods and techniques to help our horses become balanced, confident and as productive as possible. The ultimate goal is to find a forever, lifelong home that is a perfect fit for each horse and their adoptive family.

We strive to prevent future cruelty towards horses by educating the community on responsible equine husbandry through hands on instruction, clinics, and classes. Utilizing those not adoptable gives a second chance at a purpose and fulfilled life.

Those horses not adoptable into a loving forever home due to illness, age, or other circumstances will remain at the facility to live their lives out in a humane fashion. Those deemed able to participate, will be used to assist with EAGALA, Equine Assisted Therapy, helping those who come for issues such as PTSD, Trauma, Developmental Disorders, Drug & Alcohol issues, and any other Mental Health disorder.

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