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Molly
Instead of featuring one of our current rescue horses, we have decided to feature Molly the pony, who was adopted in late 2008 to her current owners, Craig and Cheryl. This is a huge success story for Spirit Horse. Molly was one of the 29 feral (wild) horses that were rescued in September of 2008. At the time of the large surrender, Molly was living in a 6'x12' dog kennel with a llama for a roommate. They were standing on almost 2 feet of manure and hay that had built up over the time they had been kept in the kennel. Once she was with Spirit Horse, she gained confidence and trust and won over the hearts of Craig and Cheryl, as well as many others.
This year, Molly was at the Jefferson County Fair being shown by young Lilian. They did very well together, winning ribbons in several competitions including a 1st place ribbon in driving! We are very proud of Molly and her owners, as well as Lilian, who plans to show Molly for a few more years. Congratulations Molly and Lilian on a job well done!

Cimarron(Left) and Chisholm(Right)
These two beautiful mustangs just arrived on June 21st. They were unfortunate victims of a bank forclosure on their owners farm, they were going to be loaded onto a trailer to go to slaughter with a bunch of old cows that no one wanted. They're safe with Spirit Horse but we don't know much about them yet. Here's what we do know: Mustang geldings, age 14 (they have been together all their lives, were purchased as yearlings), approximately 15.3 HH. They are friendly and like people, smart and curious. Probably haven't been ridden, probably need ground work. The marks on their faces are from halters, this is what happens when people leave halters on their horses 24/7 - the hair will probably grow back on their faces, however the scarring will likely always be noticeable. They are very good friends, we haven't yet determined if they will need to go together. They are very green, but also quite adoptable for someone with experience. If you have inquiries, contact us at the info on the top of this page.

Our organization is in its infancy. In order to realize our dream we have an immediate need for:

Members
Volunteers
Donations

Please help us help horses have better lives! We are based in South Central Wisconsin. Interested parties may reach us at
608-774-2526.

Adoption Application Form
Foster Application Form
Membership Form
Hobbs Fund Form

We are happy to announce that we received 501c3 status and are officially a non-profit organization.

Donations are now
tax deductible.

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Spirit Horse would like to say thanks to Lamar Advertising
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