Available Horses
The horses listed here are available either through Hope for Horses adoption or through our Horse Match program.
Seneca
Seneca truly seems to adore Hope for Horses and has been a cherished resident with us for many years. We still can’t understand why she hasn’t found her forever home yet. She is a stunning Arabian mare with a gentle temperament who fits in wonderfully with any herd she joins, just don’t let her ears fool you! Seneca would be overjoyed to become a loving and loyal part of your family.
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Adoptable horses are cared for by Hope for Horses until they find new homes. We directly oversee their care and, if applicable, their training through our training center. Horses available through our Horse Match program remain in their current owners care and remain in their current homes until a new one can be matched. All Horse Match applicants must coordinate directly with the current owners. Our Horse Match listings are a courtesy only. Please do not inquire with Hope for Horses about Horse Match listings.
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Horse Match listings are cour test postings only. These horses are NOT at Hope for Horses, you will need to contact their owners directly.
Hope for Horses cannot guarantee the veracity of the descriptions of these horses, and will NOT be held responsible for the actions of the horses or their owners.
Horse Match is for conscientious and loving horse owners who find themselves forced, due to circumstances beyond their control, to part with their horses. If you need assistance re-homing your horse through this program, please complete our online application below.
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Adoption fees range from $800-2500. This fee — as well as any and all donations — is tax-deductible. Fill out an Adoption Application for the horse you’re most interested in, and we’ll provide details about the adoption fee.
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We require a signed statement ensuring that the horse can never be transferred, leased, given, or sold to anyone other than back to Hope for Horses. We also require the adopted horse to have a plan in the event of the adopter's death. This would either be returning the horse to Hope, or transferring it to another approved individual. We will make visits and require access to veterinary and farrier records to help assure that the horse is receiving the best care.
