| Veteran Horse Welfare |
Horses looking for a new home Urgent home required >>> 14.2hh & Under >>> 14.3hh - 15.3hh >>> 16hh and Over >>> E-mail us to find out your nearest field officer Application Forms: - Rehoming >>> - Carer >>> - Field Officer >>> Once completed please send forms to the address below: Re-homing Department Veteran Horse Welfare Hendre Fawr Farm St Dogmaels Cardigan SA43 3LZ |
| Hobbit 14.3hh Arab gelding DOB 1987 URGENT  Hobbit is looking for a new home due to owner relocating. Hobbit oozes character, although retired from endurance rides he still takes part in pleasure rides, he took part in a 12 mile pleasure ride at the start of the year! He is 100% on roads and will ride happily alone or in company, he is also good to shoe, with children, to box and he'll load himself into a trailer and good to handle. Hobbit is willing to please and will give someone alot of pleasure. If you can offer this stunning gentleman a home please contact Arlene at Veteran Horse Welfare by emailing her at info@veteran-horse-welfare.co.uk Located in Staffs area. |
| Nellie, 15hh, Reg Welsh Sec D mare, DOB 1996, Bright Bay. UNDER NEGOTIATION  Nellie is a beautiful mare, she is looking for a new home due to owners lack of time and relocation. She is fit and well has no special requirements. she lives out happily all year but is also happy to be stabled. Nellie has only been ridden occasionally over the last couple of years and would benefit from some re-schooling. She would benefit from a confident, experienced rider and could be great for Veteran Horse Showing! She is good with the farrier and easy to catch. She loves to be fussed and groomed and is just not getting the attention she deserves. Could you offer Nellie a new chapter in her life? Please ring the office for more details 01239 881300. Situated in West Wales. |
Tarquin. 15hh ArabxWelsh. DOB 1977. Grey Gelding  Tarquin has been with his owner for 25 years and it is a heartbreaking decision to have to rehome this much loved special lad. Tarquin has mild arthritis which means he is now ready to be retired as he can stumble when ridden. The loss of his sharer means his owner is no longer able to fully care for him due to her own health difficulties. His owner would be happy to contribute towards his daily costs in a home which can provide him with the love and care he needs. Tarquin is a really gentle and easy to do in every way - he is good with the farrier, other horses and children too. He would make an excellent companion or nanny to other horses and is a real joy to have around. He still has plenty of life in him which he shows by regularly cavorting in the field! He currently lives out in the summer and comes in at night in the winter time. If you think you can offer Tarquin a loving retirement home, preferably in the Surrey, Sussex / Kent areas, please contact the VHW Situated in Surrey |
