Available Horses

 

 

P. O. Box 6  |  Ochlocknee, GA    31773  |  Phone:  229-378-5088

 

 

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.
 

"Joker"

Registered with the American Shetland Pony Club

Several other ponies are available for adoption now, or will be very soon.

       

"Tony"

  • 14 year old GAITED paint gelding, 14 HH

  • VERY nice; rides well

  • easy to catch in the pasture; loves attention; excellent personality and ground manners

 

"Goldie"

  • Goldie:  (Golden Tina Olena)

  • green broke APHA mare, foaled March 18, 2008

  • solid palomino with white blaze

  • American Paint Horse Association registration # 956,745

  • ood ground manners, stands for farrier, stands tied

  • is being worked with at DCFHR but needs additional training and experience

  

"Tinker Bell"

  • APHA mare, Tinker Bell Money, foaled January 31, 2007

  • American Paint Horse Association Registration # 923,623

  • 15HH; more than green broke but still needs training and experience

   

"Dreamer"

  • 7 year old sorrel quarter horse mare, broke to ride

  • has had one foal that we know of

  • AQHA registration No. 4842041; foaled 5 May 2004

  • 15HH

  • loads on trailer, stands tied

  • good ground manners and is easy to catch in the pasture; she needs additional training and riding to give her experience; she is not spooky or stubborn

 

"Hannah"

Hannah is a mild-mannered, OTTB (off the track thoroughbred) who loves to go out on trail rides.  Hannah came to DCFHR in October 2008 and was adopted out almost immediately.  In the spring of 2011, Hannah’s owner moved to another state, abandoning Hannah.  We could either come get Hannah or she would go to the slaughter auction.  DCFHR volunteers Elizabeth and Anne spent an entire day on the road to go pick up Hannah and return her to DCFHR where she spent the summer, gained weight, and blossomed into a beautiful mare again.  Although she was bred and trained as a racehorse, Hannah has a peaceful, cooperative spirit.  She’s a true athlete, has spirit and strength, and needs an experienced rider who is not intimidated by her strength and size.  It is our goal at DCFHR to find perfect matches for our horses.  If you are interested in an excellent trail horse who seems to enjoy the opportunity to work, contact us about Hannah.  Thank you for helping us in our mission to provide good care and homes for our horses that come to our rescue farm.

 

"Scarlett"

   Scarlett is our three year old quarter horse mare and is going to be a breeze to train thanks to her laid-back personality, her willingness to please, and the way she learns quickly.  Our trainer, Mandy, is working with Scarlett on ground driving and has also been in the saddle.  Our hopes are to teach Scarlett to pull a buggy and be a good saddle/trail horse.  Many, many thanks to our DCFHR supporters who have provided safe haven for Scarlett while she grew up here at Dancing Cloud Farm.  When DCFHR picked up Scarlett in September 2010, she was a starved, sad little yearling that had been abandoned on some land that was for sale.  All she had to eat were weeds, leaves on trees and bushes, and whatever green she could reach by sticking her head through the loose barbed wire fence to eat what was within reach on the other side.  Many thanks to our volunteer Owen who has spent hours working with Scarlett, teaching her to lead, to stand tied, and to stand for the farrier.  Scarlett is going to make an excellent, well-trained horse!

                             

 

                                                                                                                          

 
 

 
   
 

 
 

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