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Age: 9 Months
Gender: Filly
Color: Bay
Breed: Quarterhorse
Height: 10 Hands
Adoption Fee: $750
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Intake Status: Bentley was brought at auction from Bowie and then traded around before we intercepted her. She is okay with humans, but still shy. She takes a halter and shows no signs of disease.
Current Status: Vet said she looks great. And she did great with the farrier. No infection or issues. We also did 2 rounds of dewormer to get her started.
Age: 8 Months
Gender: Colt
Color: Bay/ Appaloosa
Breed: Quarterhorse
Height: 10 Hands
Adoption Fee: TBD
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Intake Status: Cooper was brought at auction from Bowie and then traded around before we intercepted him. We are seeing some issues with his fetlocks.
Current Status: He didn’t like the farrier, but he let her get his feet back in shape. The vet did a full exam. It appears there was an injury when younger that was left untreated in the front right leg. We will keep monitoring his legs as we get his weight in line along with his hooves. He also has a hernia that we will need to address.
Age: 2
Gender: Stallion
Color: Paint
Breed: Quarterhorse
Height: 13 Hands
Adoption Fee: $1,000
Intake Date: February 2025
Intake Video: Maverick Intake Video
Current Status: Vet gave him good report. We are putting him on an antibiotic to clear up a small infection and we did a double dose of wormer to clean him out. He responded well to both. He is now halter broke and working on lead. And is ready to start ground work training in a week. He has a slight skin allergy that we are treating with creme. HE is also scheduled for gelding in early April 2025. After his healing, he will be ready to move.
Ideal Forever Home: Maverick is looking to become someone’s heart horse. His eyes that were so wide when he arrived, have softened to a genuine curiosity. This is your horse if you want to put your stamp on him. He is still young enough to be fully trained for any type of activity you have planned.
Intake Report: Pulled from a sale barn in Oklahoma, this horse has been on the “auction” route for quite a few weeks moving from one sale to another before we intercepted him. We were able to trace his past and he has no “baggage” or health issues from the past. But he is skinny right now and does not like humans at all. Who can blame him?
