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Available Horses
P. O. Box 6 | Ochlocknee, GA 31773 | Phone: 229-378-5088
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ADOPTABLE HORSES Whether you are looking for a child's or beginner's horse, or maybe a trail, pleasure, or show horse for yourself, or a companion horse for your other horses, consider adopting one of our horses. You will be giving a needy horse a safe, loving, forever home. As adoptable horses leave Dancing Cloud Farm for their new homes, we are able to take in other horses that need sanctuary, medical care, and TLC. Our purpose is not to keep horses here for long-term care unless that is needed, but to find new homes for them. If you are
currently a member of Dancing Cloud Farm Horse Rescue, Inc., and are
interested in becoming a DCFHR foster home, please contact
dancingcloudfarm@gmail.com
. Click here for our
foster-adoption form. Cat's Cricket
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Benny Mini
DCFHR has received its first miniature horse!
He's a cutie! This horse is a 20-year-old stud, very well trained,
loves attention, is in good condition. He came from a loving home, and
the owners signed over his registration papers to us. We have been
calling him "Benny Mini" and
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Paris Paris came to us from Terrie in Miller County. Terrie had rescued Paris and had taken this mare through the critical initial refeeding stages and saved her life. Paris is now a healthy 6-year-old QH mare and is looking for a forever home. To see additional pictures of Paris, visit our Available Horses page. Before After
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Daisy
See more photos of Shamrock
Below: Daisy ready for a new home.
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Meet
“Cat’s Cricket,” a 12 year old registered mare, ready for her forever
home. “Cricket” is a joy to ride, loads and unloads on trailers without
a problem, has plenty of spirit but is not hard to handle. She is a
champion when on the trails and responds to a light touch on the reins.
She should have a rider who is not a beginner simply because Miss
Cricket loves to run when given the chance. 
"Dennis
the Minis" and "Gooby" and "Shawty" -- he doesn't mind, just keep the
groceries coming, he says. Miniature horses require different care than
full-sized horses. Benny has been on Equine Senior, small feedings
several times a day. He is ready for adoption to a loving home who
knows how to take care of miniatures. Contact DCFHR at
Daisy,
a 7 year old paint mare, is ready for adoption. She is green broke but
is being ridden regularly by our trainer, Shelby, to prepare Daisy for
future employment as a good trail riding horse. Daisy is sound and will
need an intermediate/experienced rider to begin with. When Daisy
arrived at DCFHR, she had been neglected. As she put on weight, we
realized that she was expecting a foal. Daisy is the mother of
Shamrock, born last March
