We are pleased that quite a few horses have found homes already this year!  Please allow us to share some of the 2013 success stories!

Luke

Luke‘s new foster home decided they just couldn’t let him go so they finalized his adoption and he gets to stay with them forever! 

Luke’s Story:  Luke had to be moved from his foster home due to his foster dad’s heath issues.  Luke is about 8 years old and ride able  but needs further training. Luke is a VERY sweet boy and just loves attention and treats. He is blind in his left eye, but if he knows you’re there it doesn’t bother him at all.

Pixie

Pixie was adopted by the lady who was training her. This beautiful mare is going to be used to her fullest potential and will even be in horse shows! So exciting for Pixie!

Pixie’s Story:  TBAR was awarded 15 neglected Tennessee Walkers on 2/27/2012. Foster homes were needed to rehabilitate these horses. This photo did not accurately reflect the actual body condition of the horses – they were all skinnier.  Pixie is a 12 yr old Mare with a really sweet face and the sweetest soft eyes. Sorrel with flaxen mane and tail. 

 

Santana & Holly

Santana was adopted by her foster family and gets to stay with them forever.  Here are pics of Santana with Holly!

Dove Darling (Sahara)

Dove Darling is also happy to have been adopted by her foster Mom and staying with them forever.  She was one of the Tennessee Walkers that was seized from an owner who was not taking care of them. Her name was Dove Darling but her new Mom named her Sahara. Thank you for adopting her and giving her the time and attention she needed to become the wonderful horse she was meant to be!

 

TBAR is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a no-kill facility. Save a life and adopt instead of buying a pet. TBAR is always looking for temporary foster homes too!  If you would like to meet your own new friend, visit the TBAR Horses page.  Please read about ouradoption or fostering programs, or consider donating to TBAR.  Every little bit helps us to help another animal in need to be rehabilitated and then find their forever home!