Rescue Horses
Aba
Our beloved senior citizen! Aba lived many years on the streets in town and was known by residents for getting into the garbage bins and eating trash. Immediately after being adopted he ate a plastic bag, and after a lot of TLC he miraculously passed it through his system and recovered. Aba did 2 rides with the tour horses and decided during the 2nd tour that he was ready for retirement. Who are we to argue with this majestic old man? Aba lives for his twice daily grain and it must be served on time or he will bite. Loves to be brushed. He is indestructible, and will outlive us all.
Ginger
Ginger is our orphaned foal. She lived with her mother as part of the roaming herds of Vieques until her mother was tragically hit and killed by a car. Ginger was only a few months old and she stayed standing next to her mother’s body next to the road trying to nurse for days. She was completely feral, and in order to help her we had to lasso and carry her. Her first interactions with humans made her distrust us, but she is warming up to us day by day.
Franky
Franky (named after Frankenstein), is our newest horse. He came to us thin and likely full of worms. He is still gaining weight and strength before he will join us on trail rides. Franky cut open his face on his first days at the farm, requiring stitches, but luckily he is healing and starting to get healthy!