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The following horses were adopted by loving families!
Congrats to Dorothe on her adoption of Cooper! Grace was adopted!
Congrats to Anna on her adoption of Chloe!!!
"Hi Brittany, Thank you so much for pairing me up with such
a GREAT horse!!! Chloe has been doing very well lately , she is becoming very solid with her canter. I hope to be jumping
in the spring. Toby ,Oreo and Chloe have formed a very close bound with one another. They all together lay down in the
barn almost every night. Chloe got a new purple halter and a hot pink hay net when she was added on to the Hideaway Hill
Farm family. She has made her way into my heart all because of you saying " I discussed your set up
with my team and I really think you should foster Chloe. She's very easy to handle and you could help me train her which would
be fun for you and a HUGE help to me. If you think you'd want to do this let me know. I can bring her over ASAP. Think about
it and let me know." It is so funny that she is a thoroughbred and she is so quiet! Chloe is very happy at my barn,
I'm just so happy that Chloe doesn't ever need to worry about ending up in a auction ever again. You have to visit her soon,
and take her out on trail! Thanks so much for pairing me with Chloe, Anna"
Congrats to Carolyn on her adoption of Buddy
Congrats to Sharon on her adoption of Sam!
Congrats to Kate on her adoption of Honey
Thank you to Johna for giving Starbuck her forever home! "Starbuck arrived about 3:30 this afternoon. She was in great shape and settled in quick. She's eating, drinking and pooping so all looks good. It took her about an hour to figure out that the gate from the paddock to the pasture was open, she finally got brave and went out. Once she realized she had a big pasture her tail went up and she went prancing around. Of course my geldings are being complete fools and she is flirting like a girl. She seems most taken with my other TB, she whinnies for him if he gets too far away but then squeals and gets rowdy when he is close. I'll keep them separated for several days till everyone settles in. Johna"
Congrats to Theresa on her adoption of Petunia!
"Hi Brittany, Congrats to Jeannine on her adoption of Lady!!!
Congrats to Denise on her adoption of Liberty!
Congrats to Vanessa on her adoption of Lily
Congrats to Sandra on her adoption of Cassie!!!!
Updated pictures from Cynthia from a horse show:
Congrats to Cynthia on her adoption of Archie!!! Good luck with him! We wish you all the best and we are looking forward to seeing you two in the show ring together!!!
Congrats to Lisa on her adoption of Justice!!!
Hannah was the first rescue of Project Sage! Many people know how I started the rescue with the help of Christy from AC4H. Hannah was rescued from New Holland Horse Auction by Project Sage and went to AC4H for rehab and adoption. Thank you to Christy for helping me get my foot into the rescue world. Hannah was adopted and re-named "Cindy". I keep in touch with her adopter and I am thrilled to share the latest pictures of Cindy. When I adopted Cindy, the
cute 15.2H TB mare had come from the New Holland
Congrats to Elise on her adoption of Shadow who she calls "Bill". Elise told me Bill loves to go for walks on the trails and is a really nice horse! He is a real character and he is an escape artist! Best of luck to Elise and Bill!
Congrats to Sharon on her adoption of Ginger! Sharon rescued her two mini's the same week that Project Sage rescued Ginger. It was determined that they were at the same broker lot and had probably lived together before being sent there. They are now all reunited and happily living together at Sharon's barn. Thank you for giving Ginger a great home! "Ginger had a great day today! She loves the other minis, and I am convinced she and Indy are somehow related - they came from the same little herd at the auction, and he immediately started following her everywhere. He's only about three and they look like two little peas in a pod, so we're all thinking maybe she's his mom. They had such a great day, playing and eating together and happy as can be. She warmed up just great to my staff and my family and we're thrilled to have her"
Congrats to Vito and Janice on their adoption of Cinny!
Congrats to Dorothy on her adoption of Cosmo!!!! "He's doing incredibly
well!! We let him out into the big pen alone and he took off running bucking and playing! Bad leg and all that baby is fast!
Maybe he fakes that limp for sympathy and more treats? LOL!!! He's great just great and has a huge fan following,
he's very loved.  Patriot was adopted on July 27, 2008. He is being kept at Hillcrest Stables in Riverhead and
we are looking forward to seeing him on the Long Island show circuit. From the slaughter pen to the show ring!
  Yankee is a 30 year old Appaloosa gelding. He was rescued on July 4th, 2008. He was
adopted by Jessica, one of my favorite fosters and an amazing volunteer. Yankee loves his new home and will forever
be loved. Thank you Jessica for giving him the perfect home.
  Sandy was rescued on August 3rd, 2008 from a feed lot in NJ. Darlene from Hillcrest Stables
is keeping Sandy and will let him live out his life in peace. He is a 24-year-old who has worked hard his whole
entire life and was dumped at the auction with many large cutts and was very under weight. Thank you Darlene for giving
him his forever home. I love watching him walk around Hillcrest like he owns the place!!!
Promise is now a permanent resident at Project Sage Horse Rescue. She has really made her way into my heart! She has a calicified hock from an old injury which makes her not cabable of being ridden. Update on Promise 1/1/2010: Promise is doing really well. She is enjoying life in a big field with her two friends. Promise gets around really well and he leg is doing much better. She has learned to trust and love which is a huge improvement and now even nickers when I walk into the barn. She has become an amazing horse and gives me inspiration to keep rescuing horses.
Congrats to Linda in Texas on her adoption of Dolly!!!
Dolly the Mule Comes to Texas I have always admired mules, and when I saw beautiful Dolly’s picture, I knew she was the one. After Brittany succeeded in weaning Dolly and her best friend Cassie from each other and Dolly could be adopted singly, I sent in my application right away. Once Brittany determined that Dolly and I would be a good match, the next hurdle was to get her from Long Island to west Texas. Fast forward a month or so. The first leg of Dolly’s journey took her to New Jersey where she got to stay at a Saddlebred rescue while she waited for the transport driver to pick her and one of the Saddlebreds up. On she went to two stops in Pennsylvania filling up the 6-horse load. Finally, everyone headed south. Two days and some 2000 miles later, Dolly and her traveling companions arrived in the dark of night, road weary and tired. The next morning the get acquainted process began as I learned to “speak mule.” Being a practical mule, Dolly decided that approaching for treats was a lot more rewarding than avoiding this new person, and we began to get to know each other. Now, three months later, Dolly has settled into her new routine and gotten over her culture shock. (West Texas ain’t like New York, y’all.) Thank you, Brittany, for trusting me with Dolly. I surely love her a lot. She’s got a new mane trim, and we’re working on shedding that winter coat. I’m looking forward to my adventures with Dolly. -Linda F.
Congrats to Kim on her adoption of Nina! |
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