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Name: Bunny
Breed: Miniature Horse Size: Donated By: Interesting Fact: Miniature horses are measured differently than other horses. Typically horses are measured in hands (4" per hand) from the ground to the withers. Minature horses are measured in inches from the ground to the last hair at the base of their mane. Adopted By: (Available)
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Name: Cocoa
Breed: Welsh Pony Size: 11.2 hh Color: Liver Chestnut Adopted by O.A.T.S. from Starry Skies Equine Rescue Interesting Fact: Welsh ponies are known for being friendly, intelligent, and easy to train. Cocoa hasn't gotten the message that she is supposed to be easy to train. I guess the musician Meat Loaf was correct, 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Adopted By: (Available)
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Name: Elf
Breed: Haflinger Size: 14.1 hh Donated By: Interesting Fact: Elf was named Mayor of Oxford, MI. Due to nerve damage Elf's ears point forward making communication difficult. Elf enjoys using his mouth to grab things and have fun. He once used his mouth to lift the latch on his gate allowing him and his four pasture mates to run free. Adopted By: J.C. Cline (2025)
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Name: Henry Fjord
Breed: Norwegian Fjord Size: hh Color: Brown Dun Donated By: Barb W. Interesting Fact: Henry Fjord (pronounced: Fee-ord) is the only O.A.T.S. horse with a fancy mohawk mane. Fjords are one of the oldest breeds of horse in the world. They have been used as war horses, farm animals, and are one of the best horses for therapeutic horseback riding due to their calm nature, mild-temper, and reliability. Adopted By: (Available)
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Name: Lexi
Breed: Quarterhorse Size: 15 hh Color: Bay Donated By: Tamra H. Interesting Fact: |
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Adopted Name: Liberty
Breed: Belgian Size: 18.3hh Adopted by O.A.T.S. from Starry Skies Equine Rescue Interesting Fact: You can see how Liberty came to O.A.T.S. right here Adopted By:
Delaney Dixon - O.A.T.S. Rider and Volunteer
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Name: Little Wiz
Breed: Size: Color: Bay Donated By: Interesting Fact: What he lacks in size he makes up for in character. This little guy is the only non-draft to live with "The Bigs". Cheval was the first to befriend Wiz here at O.A.T.S. When the two stand side by side it looks like a Momma Horse with her Colt. Adopted By: (Available)
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Name: Outlaw
Breed: Tennessee Walking Horse Size: Color: Black & White Donated By: John F. Interesting Fact:Tennessee Walking Horse was actually bred to be an all-purpose horse. Though their look is flashy and they have a unique movement, these beautiful animals are happy doing almost any kind of work. Adopted By:
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Name: Sam
Breed: Haflinger Size: 15 hh Color: Chestnut Donated By: Teela M. Interesting Fact: When this beautiful horse was donated to O.A.T.S. his name was Star. Although his name was changed to Sam, he is still a star here at O.A.T.S. He has helped many of our riders and has even earned a first place ribbon at a horse show with Danielle Arnold in 2023. Adopted By:
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Name: Tina
Breed: Miniature Horse Size: Donated By: Interesting Fact: Although she is one of the smallest and oldest horses on the farm, Tina enjoys soaring to new heights by jumping. Either jumping poles while being led by a client or jumping the small hay box in her pastrue, Tina loves to jump. Adopted By: (Available)
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Name: Tootsie
Breed: Arabian Size: 14.3 hh Color: Bay Donated By: J. Zettner Interesting Fact: Arabian horses are one of the oldest modern horse breeds, with origins dating back over 3,500 years. They were originally bred by the Bedouin nomads of the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa Adopted By:
The Sabina Family
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