Horses Available for Adoption

Chips came to SGR in July 2024 from an ongoing neglect case involving 23 horses. She thankfully was the newest horse at that barn so was one of the healthier of the 23. She is a 21 year old beautiful girl who loves kids. But don't let her age fool you, she has some get up and go!  Due to her past she can be a bit anxious around feeding time but continues to improve. 

Chips has a history of teaching lessons and Western Pleasure riding. She is a solid girl and takes care of her rider. We have our volunteers learn basic horsemanship and riding on her. She is an absolute doll and we all adore her!

All horses at SGR have to have an approved adoption contract. Contracts also state that if for any reason the adopter can no longer keep the horse, SGR must be notified before a horse is placed elsewhere. 

Reese is the mare that set the fire in us to start Saving Grace Rescue! Reese is roughly 17 years old and can be sassy at times but also knows her place in the herd and isn't one to buck the system, that would take too much work on her part. She enjoys avoiding the drama and prefers to eat her feelings instead. 

Reese rides western here but is a very smart girl and would have no problem picking up english as well. She does not love a round pen and prefers the trails. She needs an advanced beginner or intermediate rider as she is a very honest horse and will call you out. She will yell (squeal) and crow hop at most an inch off the ground. 

Reese has great manners on the ground and would make a great horse for someone who enjoys ground work or liberty work with horses, she pays very close attention to her handler and enjoys being around her person. 

All horses at SGR have to have an approved adoption contract. Contracts also state that if for any reason the adopter can no longer keep the horse, SGR must be notified before a horse is placed elsewhere. 

Kaiser came to SGR in August of 2021 at just 5 weeks old! His mom, Piper and him were part of a 90 head heard dispersal out west. All of the horses were unhandled and most of the males and moms were separated from their foals and were sent to slaughter. Kaiser and his mom came to us with a lot of trauma around people and being handled. It has taken a very long time to gain their trust and chip away at their walls. 

Kaiser now LOVES people, is the first to greet you and also the last to leave you. He is starting under saddle but it has been a slow process as to not flood him. He loves the flag, probably a little too much, is very curious about loud noises and power tools. He enjoys trail walks and pretty much anything that involves being with people. 

Kaiser needs someone who is willing to continue his training with a natural approach. He is on the petite side, and will perfect for a youth or smaller adult. 

All horses at SGR have to have an approved adoption contract. Contracts also state that if for any reason the adopter can no longer keep the horse, SGR must be notified before a horse is placed elsewhere.