The Art of Natural Dressage

Hello everyone!
For those who are interested, I am offering for adoption 4 foals (1,5 y o), rescued last years spring after their mothers were sent to the slaughterhouse.They are more like ponies, about 1.20-1.30 m tall, and the sweetest beings you can imagine (I know, because I have one ).
For the moment are not too social to people, because they prefer their little equine group (including a rescued donkey), but as soon as they are separated and given all the attention, they turn out to be really sweet and gentle.
Also, even I may seem a little subjective, they are SO smart! And it may be because they have that feral blood for generations, but they are really sharp!
So here are some pictures, and I hope someone will fall in love, like I did

And just in case anyone not registered is interested, you can contact me on luluk_1887@yahoo.com

They are so cute, Luana! If I could, I would take the last one.
I hope you will find great homes for them.

Thanks, Romy, you are so sweet!
The last one is a filly and her name is Marusia... don't blame me for trying

It think it is handy to know to where they are living now.
I hope they find all a good home...

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http://egeziezale.jimdo.com/

Hello Bloem,

They are in Romania now, but we can take them almost anywhere the adopter is

Oh god! They are heart-breakingly cute! That first picture is absolutely great!

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Volker

The horse owes us nothing.

So nobody interested??? :((

I'm sorry, but I can't take another horse. I hope you find a good place for them all

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Volker

The horse owes us nothing.

They all found loving homes! Thank you very much for the good wishes!

I am so glad about that. I thought about them often, wondering whether maybe I should take one after all. But I am so happy that you have found another place for them, because I so want a brown Shetland pony with a white muzzle one day. If I had taken another horse now, this would have meant that this won't happen for the next ten or twenty years, unless one of my boys dies...

It's ok... everything turned out just fine. So if we ever get our hands on a brown Shetland pony with a white muzzle, we know where to ask for adoption ))