CURRENT RESCUES in need of a loving home:
Thank you for your continued
support! CMHR has taken in a record number of rescues thus
far in 2008 and our funds are low. With hay shortages in
many parts of the country and fuel prices through the roof
nationwide, we don't expect the frequency of horses being
turned over to decrease any time soon. So please, if you
can help us with a monetary (or other) donation, it will be
VERY MUCH appreciated! Your contributions are what
makes it possible for us to continue to help the horses in
need.
Below is a brief description
of CMHR horses that are presently in foster homes and are
now ready for adoption. We will be happy to give you any
further information that we can on any of our horses and
their backgrounds if we know it. The city and state of their
whereabouts is listed for you to submit to the transport
company of your choice for a shipping quote. Do not hesitate
to contact us! Our horses need kind, loving homes and we are
here to help place them in yours. Thank You! Please take a look at these
angels and let us know if you would like additional
information on them!
Please
be sure to check ALL of our rescue pages:
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Hilda
- 2008

Hilda is an attractive
tri color bay 40” pony. She is 15 years old and built like the old
style Quarter Horse. She is as sweet as she can be and would perfect
for a child. Hilda’s foster homer says she cannot say enough good
things about her. She has foundered in the past but is stabilized
well and displays an occasional limp. Located in Armada, Michigan.
Dixie
- 2008

Dixie is a 40” black
roan minimal pinto pony who is 12 years old. She can be a dominant
mare with others but is not nasty about it, just a little pushy from
time to time. She is a little difficult to halter but once its on
she leads well and has nice basic manners. Dixie has foundered in
the past well stabilized and displays no limp at all. Located in
Armada, Michigan.
Cody
- 2007

Cody is registered with AMHR. He
is a flashy bay gelding with 4
white stockings. He is
approximately 33 ½” and 2 years
old. He is a complete love bug
and very gentle. His foster
homers are about to start him in
basic driving training getting
him used to the harness. Lots of
potential with this boy. Cody is
looking for his forever home
with kids. Located in Kinmundy,
Illinois.
ADOPTION PENDING
Bandit
-
2007

Bandit is a bay gelding
who is 6 years old. Look
at his kind little face.
His foster homers says
he has a nice
personality and he is
friendly. He needs some
work on his basics as he
was not handled much in
his previous life. He
does not like to be
haltered due to a halter
scar that was inflicted
on him which is
understandable, so you'd
go slow with that. This
attractive boy is put
together like a little
athlete. If you've got
the time, Bandits
possibilities are
endless. Bandit has been
in foster care for too
many months and is
searching for his new
family. Please consider
Bandit for your new
buddy. An experienced
home would be best for
him. Located in
Wisconsin.
Molly-
2008

Molly is a beautiful bay
mare, who is a complete
love and stands
approximately 35-36” and
about 15 years old. She
has foundered in the
past but is well
stabilized and walks
with a little bit of a
gimp. She is very
friendly and loves
children. Molly does
nothing wrong and we
don’t understand why no
one has adopted this
pretty girl yet! She has
been in foster care way
too long and really
needs to find her
forever home. She would
make a great companion
to anyone or another
horse. Located in
Kilnmundy, Illinois. ADOPTION PENDING
Aurora -
2008

Aurora is a beautiful
black 10 month old filly
who will mature as a B
size. Just look at this
young lady! She is
learning basic training
in her foster home,
loves attention, and she
may be eligible to be
registered in AMHR. This
is the type of horse the
judges are looking for
in the show ring or who
would be just as happy
to decorate your yard
with her outstanding
beauty! Located in
Hixton, Wisconsin.
To view Rescues that we have placed in
the past, or to see the little darlings that were beyond our efforts, and left us to go on
to Rainbow Bridge, please click on the appropriate links in the left hand column to get to
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