Wow! The owner had an overwhelming response to this post! What a wonderful group of horse people you all are!
The owner received over 100 calls offering to help! She finally chose a ranch in Menifee with a trainer who will keep Hunter for her program.
Thank you to everyone who helped to find this girl a new home! It is amazing how much we can do to help when we all work together!
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We were contacted by a woman who owns a Paint horse in Mira Loma. She moved to Tennessee about five years ago and left her horse in Norco at a boarding facility. Her horse was not cared for so she had her moved her to Mira Loma with a friend to take care of- unfortunately, the friend is also not caring for the horse, and the woman doesn’t know what else to do. She doesn’t have any other resources in California, and she doesn’t have the ability to move the horse to Tennessee. She wants to get her horse out of her current situation and go to a safe place.
Hunter is a Paint mare. She is around 18 or 19 years old. She is about 15.2 hands. According to her owner, she was used as a lesson horse and had been ridden by kids as well before the owner moved.
You can see the pictures of Hunter before, when her owner was able to care for her, and the two pictures of her body condition now. It is obvious she is not getting the care she should.
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- Hunter before- she is so beautiful!
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- According to her owner, Hunter used to be a lesson horse and children could ride her
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- Hunter before with her owner
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- Hunter now- she is not getting the food or care she needs
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- Hunter now- so very thin!