Aren't dwarf miniature horses absolutely precious? We most certainly think so! We feel very sorry for these tiny tots that end up at auctions and kill pens. When purchased by kill buyers, they get stuffed into stock trailers with full sized horses and get injured. It doesn't get any better when they arrive at the kill pens; they get shoved in with full sized horses and get beat up and starved down. Those that are not lucky enough to get saved, are sold by the kill pens to feed the carnivores at zoos. We try to help as many Dwarfs as we can. The Dwarfs are an abnormality. They have health concerns which require special care.
8-28-2020
Milo is doing really well. He has made a friend in Daisy and follows her around. Milo has a big personality in a tiny body. He struts and prances and we enjoy watching him zoom around. What a cutie he is!
8-13-2020
Milo and Barley are on their way to the rescue! We can't wait to meet them!
They have arrived!! Milo is so tiny! What cute little guys they are! They appear frightened, so we will let them settle in. We are so happy they are here!
8-7-2020
Milo and Barley are doing really well in quarantine. They have remained healthy and our quarantine provider says that they are happy and playful. They will be ready to come to the rescue soon.
7-25-2020
Milo and Barley are brothers that were saved at Elkhart Horse Auction on Saturday July 25, 2020. Milo is the tiny palomino paint mini, who was said to be 4 months old. Barley is the palomino mini that was said to be 9 months old (but his long tail tells us he is older). They have the same sire and are very attached to each other. Our great transporter picked them up quickly from Elkhart and took them to quarantine.
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HELP PLEASE!
