Surrender Application - New England Equine Rescue

Request to Surrender Form

Submitting this request form does not guarantee placement of your equine with NEER.

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Sending a horse to a rescue should be your LAST resort. NEER North only Considers Equines in urgent need, whose owners have NO other options for rehoming and who cannot keep them. We do not accept horses that owners wish to surrender to us for other reasons such as retirement, to replace with more advanced or younger horse, or to avoid euthanasia. If you feel you meet these requirements, please review and complete the following form thoughtfully, truthfully, and completely to have your equine considered.

Owner *

Address *

Address

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal

Phone *

Email *

Horse name

Age

Breed

Reason - Please provide the reason you wish to surrender your horse / feel it is the best option for you and your equine:

History – Please provide as much information about your equine’s past as you are able to including any information you may have about homes prior to yourself.

Talents

What sort of work, if any, has your equine been engaged in recently?

What do you know about the sort of work your equine has been capable of in the past?

Medical History

Does your equine have current medical needs? If yes, explain.

Has your equine ever had surgery?

Is your equine up-to-date on vaccines?

Photos and Video - Please provide current photos of your equine and, if possible, a brief video of them in action.

Maximum file size: 200MB

PNG , JPG image files, mp4 videos only, 6 files maximum. Total size of 200 MB maximum.

Additional Information - Please provide any additional information about yourself and your equine that you feel is relevant to your request for surrender of your animal. *

Level - Please provide information about the level of rider and handler who has been working with this equine. Is it suitable for a beginner or more advanced handler? *

Behavior and Vices

Does your equine have any stable vices (cribbing, weaving, wood chewing, etc.)? *

Does your equine live well in a group? *

Is your equine well behaved for the Farrier and Veterinarian? *

Do they clip? *

Do they bathe? *

Do they load and trailer? *

Soundness

Is your equine currently sound? *

Has your equine had unsoundness issues previously? Please explain: *

Does your equine require corrective shoeing? *

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