Additional Comments:
Barn Name: Norman
Full Name: Stormin' Norman
Breed: Oversized Miniature (Not Registered with AMHA)
DOB: April 29, 2004
Height: approx 10hh (will measure)
Age: 5 y/o
Gender: Gelding
Colour: Blue Roan Appy
Health: Excellent
Lameness: Foundered in Front Feet Spring 2009
Vices: None
Personality: Friendly, and easy to catch, lead, groom, tie, trim, trailer, etc. Good with other horses, ponies and donkeys. Lower end of the pecking order. Pushy when leading if there is grass around!
History/Training: Halter broke only, not broke to ride
Future/Suitability: With training he could be a light riding or driving pony
** Adoption Fee/Purchase Price: $300 - This Week Only
Norman's Regular Price is $800 obo. We cannot help more horses, ponies and donkeys until we find good homes for the ones that are here. To take advantage of this $300 sale price you must have your application approved, pay for Norman in full and have him picked up (or delivered at your expense) on or before Oct 11, 2009. Norman needs and deserves a good permanent loving home. He has been patiently waiting since Aug '09 and not one person has come to see him yet. **
Current Status: Located at HCW in Cameron, ON - Available for Adoption/Sale or Fostering/Free Lease Until Adopted. If you have any questions about Norman and/or would like to make arrangements to see him, please email Claire at HCWEquineRescue@sympatico.ca
Shipping Notes:
Company / Facility:
Heaven Can Wait Equine Rescue - Heaven Can Wait Equine Rescue is located in Cameron, Ontario, Canada - approx 1.5 hours NE of Toronto, just 10 minutes North of Lindsay. This Equine Rescue was started by Claire Malcolm in 1997 to help save horses and ponies from slaughter, and take in any unwanted horse or pony and find them a new, loving home. Not all Horses at HCW are old and lame, or come from abusive/neglective situations, some come from private individuals who want to find a good home for their horse, but don't have the time or knowledge to sell it privately, but don't want to send it to an auction, so they send them here to HCW to find a good home. As you know horses that end up at auctions do have a chance to get bid on by a caring family home, but they also risk the chance of being bid on by a bad home or worse, the meat man.
HCW has found loving new homes for over 700+ equines in the past 12 years (& has even helped find new homes for a few donkeys, pigs, goats, cats & dogs along the way!).
