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Post by luckylocket on Jan 29, 2008 19:13:31 GMT
a friend of mine is looking for a companion horse or pony for her horse. please let me know if you know of someone whos giving away a horse or pony for free or would give them on loan to her. thanks.
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Post by Elaine on Jan 30, 2008 9:18:22 GMT
hiya, I might know of someone. What part of the country is your friend is?
thanks.
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Post by monflat on Jan 30, 2008 22:58:56 GMT
Have you tried the ISPCA Equine rescue centre in Mallow they are just newly opened there last year and specicificaly rescue and rehome equines so they have a selection of ponies and some horses which need homes. Some are only suitable as a companion cannot be ridden or worked for physical reasons while others can .
Cathy Wilde is the Centre Manager there.
Otherwise try the ISPCA IN Keenagh Co Longford .
You will get contact no s for both on ISPCA website
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Post by luckylocket on Feb 1, 2008 19:26:56 GMT
shes in co meath elaine but will travel. thanks monflat will tell her about the ispca rescue centres.
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kizzywizzy
Yearling
Think not what the horse has done to you, but what you or others before you, have done to the horse.
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Post by kizzywizzy on Mar 13, 2008 1:32:06 GMT
Hi, thanks for the mention! Cathy Wilde here from the ISPCA equine rescue centre in Mallow. We have some lovely horses available for re-homing right now, both here and in the NAC in Longford. We have a new link to the horses for re-homing section of the ISPCA website - www.ispca.ie/horses All of the horses seeking new homes have been rescued from abusive situations, one way or another, and would particularly appreciate positive, natural, intelligent, holistic horsemanship! Excuses to any branch I have not mentioned, but you know what I mean - non-violent, respectful handling of horses! There is a list of the criteria we look for when re-homing a horse, this will give you an idea of the system we adopt when placing a horse. I hope anyone reading this would seriously consider giving one of our horse a secure home, particularly the companion horses. I also hope many of you will visit both our Equine Rescue Centres during 2008, both the Cathy's would love to meet you! Cathy |
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