The Equihab Foundation

Bridget and Sweet Pea

Sweet Pea was adopted from us back in September 2008.   She found a wonderful home in Harford County on a private farm as a companion to the owner’s horse.   Although quite old at the time, believed to be perhaps over 30, she thrived there.   The horse she was to be a companion for passed away.  Sweet Pea continued to do well.    The owner let a friend keep a horse there to keep lonely Sweet Pea company.   But last week, the friend moved her horse away suddenly.  So Deborah called us, asking if we might have a companion for Sweet Pea.   And that’s how she got to meet Bridget.

Today Eileen and May brought Bridget to her farm.   Sweet Pea and Bridget got along very well.   We walked Bridget around the inside perimeter of the pasture to show her around.    There was no fighting or chasing.  Bridget just wanted to graze. SweetPea was curious and followed her around.

It was nice to visit Sweet Pea again.  She’s looking great for her age!

Romeo the Belgian came back today from Dreams Come True Farm.   Lauren, the farm owner, had him there to show him to one of her clients.   He did really well there and was ridden a number of times.  He’s not quite what that client is looking for right now.  But we appreciate Dream Come True Farm taking him & working with him.

Romeo remains on the adoptable list.   If you’re looking for a smaller Belgian gelding, he might be right for you.   But he does have some trust issues and needs a more experienced person.

Reese the mini mare left today.  She will be staying with a local family who will see how she does with their other mini, Mikey.  They just need to be sure she gets along well with him before they commit to adopting Reese.

Reese was really good about loading up and travelling.   She was well behaved in the new surroundings.   The whole family enjoyed meeting her and giving her attention.

In about two weeks, we should know for sure if the adoption is definite.