Yearling Bay Arabian Filly

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Allow me to introduce Pip, affectionately known as Pip Squeak due to her tiny size when she was delivered by Dani, another one of our rescues. Pip appears to be a purebred Arabian and is just approaching her first birthday. Initially timid and shy by nature, she preferred to stay close to her mother, seeking comfort and safety. However, as time went on, Pip began to realize that we are not as intimidating as she initially thought. She now blesses us with the cutest and softest kisses, melting our hearts.... (read more) Pip has made progress in her training and is now capable of standing for the farrier, being groomed, and is halter broke. Despite her timidity, she possesses a nurturing nature and exudes sweetness. Her irresistible cuteness has captured our hearts, and we believe she will make a wonderful companion for the right home.

Driftwood Horse Resuce

Horsemanship to us is a conversation, however nuanced, between horse and human. We believe that every horse, no matter their background or their "behavior" deserves the right environment, nutrition, and attention. ​ Many of our horses are rescued directly from kill pens, feedlots, and low-end auctions. When our rescues come to us they are first quarantined and treated for any immediate illness and injuries.... (read more) Most of them are malnourished and need time with food and supplements to gain weight. After they have regained their strength and weight and have recovered their health, they then have access to unlimited pasture life as well the the opportunity to attend school at our sister training program to gain vital skills in order to find a forever home.

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