Adoptable Horses at MSPCA

If you’re horse shopping, you just might find your next best equine friend at a shelter near you. Many of these rescued horses can go on to new careers, according to the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) at Nevins Farm, whose Equine Center is home to a wide variety of horses looking for good homes.

“Many people know us for our work rescuing and

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If you’re horse shopping, you just might find your next best equine friend at a shelter near you. Many of these rescued horses can go on to new careers, according to the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) at Nevins Farm, whose Equine Center is home to a wide variety of horses looking for good homes.

“Many people know us for our work rescuing and rehabilitating abused or neglected horses, but there is another side to what we do,” says Erin O’Bryan, barn manager at the Equine Center. “We always have a number of horses suitable for riding or performance work available for adoption, in addition to those that are suitable primarily as companion animals. In fact, we have quite a collection of success stories about horses that have been placed and gone onto new homes or careers.”
 
Consider Nick of Time, a spunky Morgan placed by the MSPCA as a youngster. Today, Nick competes with owner Audrey Hartnett in major combined driving events all along the East Coast. There are many more. Delaney, a onetime racing Thoroughbred, now doing trails throughout New England; Flash and Surprise, rescued as part of a cruelty case, are now exceptional pleasure mounts. Davy is currently working for Maryland Park Service

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