Skills / Disciplines

All Around, Athletic, Flashy, Gymkhana, Lesson, Project, School, Trail Riding, Trained, Youth

Additional Comments

Cruella is a friendly and inquisitive grade pony that has been at camp since 2021. She has been used in lead-line activities but was taken out of programming in 2025 due to her pushy and energetic pony personality being a little too much for our adaptive horseback riding program. She is a great mount for individuals that have a balanced seat and can follow verbal cues. Basically, she needs someone who is intermediate riding ability or a beginner taking riding lessons.... (read more) She has spooked at loud and unexpected noises, quickly reversing or shying to the side. Cruella isn't a fit for our medically complicated campers but would thrive with daily or weekly consistent riding/work.

Basic Info - 12 years old, negative Coggins (04-28-26), current full annual vaccines (VEWT/FR/West Nile, Equine Rabies, Strangles 04-28-26), float (06-5-26), farrier trims (barefoot every 6 weeks) *more pictures and videos available upon request* Price is negotiable for a good home.

Cruella is pony looking for a home that will give her a job and in return she'll give you all the love! She's got so much potential for someone willing to give her the time and attention. She's a super easy keeper, eating a 1/4 scoop of grain and 2 flakes of coastal hay twice a day.

She's sound at the walk, trot, and canter, lunges and leads. She hasn't been consistently ridden over the past year so will need a tune-up. She stands politely for the farrier as well as grooming/tacking/bathing/wormer. She is anxious with vets and will get very pushy to avoid shots.

Morgan's Camp

Morgan’s Camp is an Ultra-Accessible™ camp for everyone with a particular emphasis on giving people with physical and developmental disabilities an opportunity to enjoy summer-camp-type activities alongside guests without special needs. Our program has a herd of horses specially trained for their camper's safety regardless of the amount of support someone might need to ride. We offer adaptive horseback riding and activities that provide a safe experience for all to participate.... (read more) We do not breed horses. 1 in 5 horses generally make it into program fully, so sometimes we are needing to rehome a horse that just isn't meant for adaptive camp life. We are always on the lookout for the right horse as well as the right homes for horses that are ready to leave the program.

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