More Moms and Babies, Forever Home in You? Tickets, too?

Rucker has a huge heart and a ton of try. He’s very playful, and a bit of an instigator.  He halters leads, and does well with handling hooves.  He’s getting better with the farrier.  This lil’ guy is going to be a very fun partner that should develop into a super horse, and he’s looking for his very own, young-horse experienced forever home.

Rucker was gelded, and he’s current with hoof care, vaccines, and deworming.

He has a microchip in place.

Gypsy and her filly, Calico Girl were quite the confident pair when they arrived.  Gypsy was very laid back and interested in humans.  She’d accept a rub on her forehead and neck, but she made clear it was on her terms (in a nice way).  “Nope, nope, don’t think so”.  She was bossy with the other mares and foals, and Cali Girl aspired to be just like mom.  Quite boldly, and only weeks old, she would push the other moms and foals off feed.  They quickly made their way to their own paddock so the others could eat in peace.

Gypsy was captured as a yearling/long-yearling in the Calico Roundup in one of the Calico Mountain HMAs in NV in 2009/2010, so she was born 2008-ish.  She was subsequently adopted as a long-yearling/two year old from the Broken Arrow (aka Indian Lakes) holding facility in Fallon, NV, then placed at DreamCatcher.  Gypsy is a stout and dominant mare with a kind soul.  Since weaning her filly, she has softened and become a most agreeable, sweet, and willing gal.  She’ll test with a little resistance, but quickly think and soften.  Gypsy halters and leads, she enjoys grooming and attention, and she’s fairly good with handling her hooves, but still learning patience with the farrier.  Her teeth were floated, and she is current with vaccines, hoof care, and deworming.  She has a microchip in place.  She’s ready for her forever person, someone that has experience with mustangs.

Calico Girl was a curious and bossy little gal, and she had not been handled much. She wanted to know more about humans, but strictly on her terms (pretty funny!).

Calico Girl is a March 30, 2018 filly, and she was named to honor the horses of the Calico Roundup where her mom came from.  Cali halters and leads, and she does fairly well with her hooves.  She’s also still learning patience with the farrier.  Cali-girl is still learning it’s ok to be with humans, unconditionally.  She is is quite active and athletic, and she enjoys giving the other youngsters runs for their money. She has a very independent tenancy, but lacks confidence and needs a compromising approach to find her try.

She will be a challenging, but fun filly to develop a long lasting relationship with, and her forever person should be a young-horse experienced person.

Tegan is a sweet, independent, mild-mannered mare. She wasn’t too opposed human touch, and she accepted a halter fairly easily. She has been handled some, and she is a very smart girl. She needs more time socializing and learning to trust, but she is very kind and has a lot of try. She’s still a work in progress, but surprises with every activity.

Tegan is a cute and flashy 2013-ish mare.  She’s an easy going, middle of the pack, no nonsense little gal.  She has a clean slate and should make a pretty straight forward effort to bring her along.  She is current with hoof and dental care, vaccines and deworming.  She has a microchip in place.  Tegan is looking for her forever home with a mustang-experienced person.

Austin is an April 3, 2018 mustang gelding.  He was a shy, but curious little guy, and he had not been handled much. Austin isn’t quite as confident as Rucker, but he, too, has a huge heart and a ton of try.

Austin is very active, playful, and super athletic.  He loves to play with the big boys in the herd, and he explores all of the pasture with the big guys and the lil’ ones, too.

Austin halters, leads, and does well with his hooves.  He’s fairly good with the farrier.  He is current with hoof care, vaccines and deworming, and he has a microchip in place.