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Local Horses Needing Homes

NEER North offers free advertising space to owners who want to make their horses available FREE of charge to a good home. The horses listed below are not NEER North horses and are not covered by the NEER North contract. NEER North is not responsible for the information provided by the owners of these horses. To list a horse send us a message with photos, horse’s details, your name, email and phone. 

Please do not contact NEER North regarding these horses. Contact the owners directly for more information.

KAHLUA

Listed 5/26/2026
Kahlua is a leopard appaloosa mare, about 21 years old, who is sweet and an easy keeper but needs a companion-only home. Due to suspensory desmitis (SD), she cannot be ridden and retired about four years ago. Some changing circumstances are forcing me to find her a new home. 
 
Kahlua likes people and has excellent ground manners. She’s barefoot and is an easy keeper. 
 
She is pasture sound, though she is usually on Equioxx. She also does have limited to no vision in her right eye, probably from uveitis–she has adapted well and one might not even notice, but she does wear a fly mask for turnout even in winter to protect her other eye. 
 
I’ve had her for over 9 years, and my vet has known her through 4 owners, and I hate to have to find her a new home, but I just cannot keep her.
 
She is up to date on vaccines, dentistry, Coggins, and fecal testing (clean). She currently gets hay 4x a day, and a very small amount of ration balancer so she will eat her medication (Equioxx) and doesn’t feel like she’s missing out when the other horses get grain. Sometimes in winter, when there is no grass, she gets hay stretcher pellets (optional). She has good teeth and needs a basic float once a year. 

Contact: Valerie, [email protected] or 617-285-4159. 

ROYAL

Listed 12/11/25

This is my horse Royal he’s about 29 years old . He’s a TB gelding. I’ve had him for about 2 years now . The reason why I’m trying to rehome is due to financial issues. I’ve been having a hard time paying board . He’s a sweet loving boy . He definitely needs someone with some horse experience. He had a knee injury about 1 year ago and seems a lot better now he also got a knee injection which helped out . Now, he’s just been dealing with some hoof issues . He needs full pads on his feet but has been fighting with some thrush . I don’t know if he will be rideable in the future. The vet told me to wait until he’s more consistent to ride him . Before the hoof issue I was bringing him back to work slowly since he’s been in rehab due to the knee injury . He’s a good boy. He loves to roll on dirt . One thing is he can ONLY go in a stall size paddock for turnout . His water buckets get dirty and filled with grain / hay so I clean them out every time I see him to provide fresh water . He needs someone who is confident in what they’re doing. He spooks a little . He is not a fan of crossties . He can get showered and everything- he might just whine in the beginning but then he gets used to it . He only has front shoes. He doesn’t like loud noises (especially loud trucks) . He’s a very special boy. I also like to use a stud chain on him for better control . He seems to push people around with a regular lead rope. Doesn’t like his belly rubbed. Ive been using koppertox for his thrush . He will let you pick up his feet . He has good manners overal. When I was bringing him back from his knee injury I only did walk / trot no canter. He is not that good being alone trail riding . I only tried it once and almost got bucked of . I never tried after that but I heard he has done trail rides before with other horses and he can’t be the leader .He was a race horse then a jumper and spent most of his life in a jumping facility. He was abused as well . So I’m only giving him to someone that I can honestly trust and must offer a good loving home . He only likes to eat senior grain and is currently on Equioxx .His cribbing collar must be on at ALL times even during turnout besides when riding of course (if that will be possible).

Please contact me at 781 658 7307 or [email protected]  Claudia for more info. 

LUNA

Listed 6/25/2025
I have a 21 year old Arabian mare that I would like to re-home as a companion horse.  When I first got her four years ago, she was an excellent trail horse.  2 1/2 years ago she started to show signs of ulcers.  She was diagnosed with ulcers, they were treated and the scoping after the treatment showed they were clear.  She was never quite the same after that.  I have had saddle fitting and back x rays, we can’t see anything that stands out.  She eats Gastrogard daily as a supplement.  Luna was diagnosed with Cushings 2 years ago and receives half a tablet of Prascend daily.
 
She is UTD on Coggins and vaccines.  She’s great for the Vet, Farrier and she has good ground manners.  She is barefoot and has very good feet.  She would make someone an awesome companion horse.  I can’t ride her at my age(67) , I need a horse that can be ridden safely.
 
If, you are interested please email, text or call me!
Patty Brown
73 Meadow Lane
Fair Haven, Vt. 05743
802-779-7764

EMMA

Listed 2/5/2025

We are trying to rehome our 18 yo mare, due her owner having health issues. Looking for Emma to get more attention and exercise.  

18 yo Quarter horse cross
up to date on all shots
w/t/c – can jump
barefoot and sound
has show experience
very sweet
needs intermediate rider
Rides English 
Trail rides

 
Contact: Tia Manchuso at [email protected]