Companions Needing Homes

These are photos and descriptions of some fine and loving animals that need new homes due to different circumstances. I have spoken with most of them, and some of them need specific types of homes. If you are interested in learning more about any of them, or have any questions please feel free to contact me and I will either let you know about them, and how to take them home, or put you in touch with the people who are currently caring for them. If you see one here that may be perfect for a friend then please pass the image and info along. I hope that we can find suitable homes and loving friends for them.

If you know of, or have animals that need a new home due to extreme circumstances and are not easily placed please let me know and I will post the ones I can. Please do list them in ads and other avenues to get them the best possible chance though. And don't forget about rescue organizations, they both help us and need our help. 

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Bo A mule/walker mix gelding. approx 14h. He's a sweet and shy guy, who really wants someone to love him. Previous to the people he is now with, he was abused. He needs a calm and exprienced person.*	Buddy Suffolk Stallion. A simple, gentle guy that hangs out with mares, geldings and bothers no one. He likes to work. He simply needs a new home. *	Chief A mule/draft mix. approx 16h. A really handsome and lovable guy. I have met him and think he's dear. He is a gentle giant and he is the keeper of the herd.*
Trixie A Haflinger mare. One of a pair, I think they would like to to together. They seem sweet and quiet and don't mind a large herd.	Dixie The other Haflinger mare. Both seem quiet and loveable. Need a good friendly home.

In order to keep a true perspective of one's importance, everyone should have a dog that will worship him and a cat that will ignore him."
                                                                                                                                                                                                                          -Dereke Bruce

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