Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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Savannah

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Savannah
17-year old Paint/Pinto/Quarter Mix Mare
Rescued April 2, 2012
Adoption pending

Savannah is a 17 year-old pinto mare. She was rescued from Apple Valley with a foal at her side. The people who rescued her found a foal for her home but her owner had financial issues and could not longer care for her. We took her in and started her on a special diet to help her gain weight and to improve her skin issues. She responded very well! Savannah now lives with her new owner in Trabuco Canyon, so we are still neighbors!

 

 

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  2. You can email [email protected] for more info. Also check out our volunteer page. If you are interested in adoption, check out the adoption page for more info on how to do that. Thank you!

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