Viking is a likable, special needs senior wishing for his dream retirement pasture to come along. He has Cushing's Disease, which requires that he be on a special diet and supplements, but otherwise is relatively low maintenance. His favorite activities are relaxing, hanging out with our cute mustang mare, Comet, and checking the barn doors regularly in case they aren't latched properly. He would make a great companion horse to have around the barn!

Jake is big, handsome, friendly guy! He came to us from a rescue in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. He had been dumped with wild horses in central Oregon and had wandered for quite some time with shoes on a couple feet. After being rescued, he was adopted out, but came back into rescue care when his owner was no longer able to keep him. Jake is about 16 hands tall and very friendly. Since his feet were not properly cared-for when he was in the wild, he has a bit of lingering hoof disease and he will probably not be rideable. Due to his circumstances, his exact age is unknown. To see more information about our adoption procedures, please visit us on the web: www.sanctuaryone.org/rescue-animals

Scout is a handsome, registered 13 year old pinto gelding. 15.2 or so. He is a unique boy with a fleck of blue in one eye and the funniest little mustache. He has been through initial quarantine, teeth floated, chiropractic, vaccines and teeth done. He is sweet with people and other animals. Scout is broke to ride but has a premature sway back that would cause saddle fit issues. He may also have a mild case of shivers, a pretty rare (at least on the west coast) muscle atrophy issue. These horses do best with free turnout, low starches/sugars etc. They do not do well stalled, and this boy gets stressed in a stall anyway. Scout has had some acupuncture sessions and is such a good boy for our farrier. He is confident and does not care about the rope between his legs. He yields both ends nicely and is curious and engaged with people. He could use more circle games on hillsides to help him build his topline muscles. For more information about our adoption process, adoption fees by species, and to download an adoption application, please visit us on the Web at: www.SanctuaryOne.org/adoption_information.html email info@SanctuaryOne.org, or call 541.899.8627