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Linn County Animal Rescue 501 (c)3 A Non Profit Horse Rescue Organization |
"Speaking for those who can't" |
ANN DOB 2001 Ann and I am a quarter horse/mustang mare with freeze brand captured from Coyote Lake/Alvord Tule Herd Managment eighty mile SE of Burns, OR. When times got really tough for my owners they loved me enough to ask the kind people at LCAR to take me in. Although I miss my old family, the people at LCAR have taken good care of me and now I am ready to become part of another caring family. I am looking for some someone to teach me how to be ridden. I am about 6 years old and ready for the mountains. I am a pretty dark bay with feet of my mustang parent. I have learned to hold a saddle and go around in circle and learning the human words for the different speeds. I hope soon I will have more people ride me. Update: 2/10 Broke to ride, can haul, blanket, trim, wash, etc. A little on the stubborn side but just needs someone to spend time with her. |
How to Adopt |
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SADIE Um, hi there. My name is Sadie. I was born about 2002, POA mare. I came from a place where the people I was with did not feed me or care for me in any way. I had to see horses killed in the most horrific ways. So needless to say I don't trust people easily. Someone was kind enough to report my owner to the LCSO. Some deputies came and took us away. I was placed in a very nice foster home with nice people that love me. This foster home turned into the LCAR. So with all the time, energy and tender loving care all these good people have given me I am truly ready to find a home with an especially patient and loving family. |
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The adoption process is thru Linn County Animal Rescue. There is a form to fill out, a background check done by the Sheriff's office, inspection, and an adoption fee charged. The horses that can be adopted are back up to weight, but some may have special needs. We will give you as much information as possible on each horse. Rescue horses are just what the word implies, rescued. We don't know the whole story and can't tell you exactly what to expect, but will help each equine the best we can for a smooth transition. The adoption charge is on a sliding scale depending on the horse, starting at $100. The horse to be adopted is evaluated and depending on age, condition, and usability (ride able, pasture pal, etc) a price is set. The money from the adoption fee goes back into the rescue operation and allows us to rescue other horses in need. If you move or can no longer take care of the adopted horse it needs to be returned to Linn County Animal Rescue. There will also be a form to sign that indicates the mares can not be bred, if that rule is broken both the mare and foal will be surrendered back to LCAR. All stallions will be gelded before being adopted out. The process can take as long as a couple of weeks. We are looking for people that care about animals and wish to be a part of their lives. These animal (as all of us) need to be cared for to make the rest of their lives happy and healthy. |
Mail Applications to: LCAR, PO Box 2669, Lebanon, OR 97355 |
Questions please call: 541-258-3422 or email LinnCountyAnimalRescue@yahoo.com |
FLASH I am a 18 yr young TB mare. I love to go and have lots of spirit so I need an intermediate or experienced rider. I have lots of energy and love to be around people or other horses. I am looking for a forever loving home. |
MCKINNA 12/09 Hey, I was born in 2002, Quarter horse mare, big and athletic, so I need experienced rider. I am really pretty to look at to boot. |
GIANNA 02/10 She is a life resident and would like to have another sponsor. She is 1988 model, quarter horse mare, good disposition and easy to be around. She was originally rescue with some goats and taken to a goat rescue and then came to us. |
BELLA 02/10 She is a young filly probably born in 2008, just started, will lead,etc. Needs a good loving home to care for her. She was rescued with two other horses |
JAZMINE 12/09 Hi, my name is Jazmine, I was born around 1983, Arab mare with arthritis in my front knee. I have had a pretty tough life over the last several years. The people that had me didn't care enough about me to care for me. I was very weak and had a very bad skin condition. I was rescued by some nice Deputy's and taken to Linn County Animal Rescue. They cleaned me up, fed me, and cared for my skin condition. I am great with people, like gelding, but not so hot with other mares. I need a special needs home with someone who wants to care for me, I will be their friend forever. |
BUTTON 2/10 DOB 2000, Arab gray mare. Well broke, very active, lots of energy. Has been ridden on trails and in the area. Very loving, likes to love on you, and good around other horses.Need to be adopted by someone who will pay a lot of attention to her. |
SAPPHIRE 2/10 Dob 2006. Sorrel qt type mare. green broke, nice disposition, not mean or cranky, can be blanketed, hauled, bathed, trimmed. Needs to be adopted by someone who will have time for her. |
RHETT 2/10 Sorrel TB gelding. dob 1992? Great disposition, lots of energy, well broke, very tall, has tatoo on lip. Very easy to be around, need adopted by special person, light riding, and lots of TLC. |
SCARLETT 2/10 DOB 1990?, Sorrel TB mare. No bad habits, great disposition, easy to handle. Seized end of Oct 2009, so has not completed recovered yet. Adoptable only to special person. |
ANGEL 2/10 DOB 2002, Chestnut mare, about 15 hds, 1000 lbs. Broke but will buck if not warmed up first. Has been ridden on trails and in arena. Needs experienced handler, has some issues. Can be hauled, bathed, blanketed, trimmed. OK with other horses and people. Up for adoption. |
SOPHIE 2/10 DOB 2007. Smaller palomino mare, is halter broke and gentle with people and other horses. Can be handled, blanketed, trimmed, trailered, etc. Needs to be adopted by a special person with lots of TLC. |
CRYSTAL 2/10 DOB 2003. Sorrel paint mare, not broke but easy to handle. Ok in stall and with other horses, not aggressive. Can be blanketed, bathed, groomed, trailered, etc. Has to have special hoof trim because of previous bad trims on right rear hoof. Currently on extra vitamins. Needs special care, adoptable to right person. |
LULU DOB 1982. Gray Arab mare, feisty. Can be blanketed, trailered, bathed, trimmed, always wants to know what is coning on. Can be adopted by special person, pretty pasture ornament. Currently sponsored by Susan Stutz. |
PEPPER DOB 1981. A Natl Show Horse mare (arab cross?) Broke but attitude, fine with other horses, needs experienced handler. Can be blanketed, groomed, trimmed, bathed, and trailered. Needs a Sponsor or a special adoptive home. |