This May is the fourth annual Adopt a Horse Month, initiated by the ASPCA Right Horse Program. The month focuses on spreading awareness on equine adoption, and, of course, finding new homes for adoptable horses. In support of this, the ASPCA is hosting a virtual adoption event to help horses find homes.
See below for the horses available during the ASPCA Virtual Adoption Event of May 2024!
From Wild at Heart Horse Rescue in Lancaster, Calif.
Meet Tristan, the six-year-old pony who’s both safe for children and an absolute superstar in the making. With his gentle demeanor and unwavering reliability, Tristan is the perfect companion for young riders looking to embark on their equestrian adventures. Whether it’s walking, trotting, or cantering in the arena, Tristan excels with flying colors, making every ride a memorable experience. But his talents don’t stop there — Tristan is equally at home hitting the trails, whether it’s exploring independently or joining a group adventure. Plus, Tristan is a model citizen for the farrier and is up-to-date on all his care needs, ensuring a smooth transition into his forever home. Learn more about Tristan here.
Titan is the epitome of a sweetheart with a heart of gold. Each day in the arena, he continues to amaze Wild at Heart Horse Rescue with his progress, growing softer and more correct with every session. But it’s on the trails where Titan truly shines, showcasing his unparalleled confidence and contentment in the great outdoors. If you’re dreaming of endless adventures on the trails with a horse you can trust and rely on, Titan is the perfect match for you. Learn more about Titan here.
From Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary in Ravenna, Ohio
Looking for a horse that will make you LOL? Dream is your guy! This dark and bold gelding may not be able to be ridden, but he’s got a personality that’s pure gold. He loves to stick his tongue out and play the fool. Learn more about Dream here.
Keep an eye on our Instagram stories to keep up with this Virtual Adoption Event to celebrate Adopt a Horse Month!
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