Success Stories
Andee
Andee is a darling and small 20 year old Arab/Quarter cross mare. She came to PHH in December 2005, retired from Warm Beach Christian Camp as she was not thriving in the herd environment. More...
Anna May
Anna May is a super cute Hackney Pony that is ready to learn how to pull a cart!
September 2009 - Anna May found a home! She has gone to live in Oregon with a gal that has owned and trained cart ponies for over 30 years so we are looking forward to their success.
Anna May & Roanie
Deborah White adopted two ponies earlier this year, Anna May and Roanie. They are very happy in their new home and she is going to train them to pull a cart together! More...
Ash
Ash is a sweet gelding that was started in our Ken McNabb clinic in October.
Ash is currently in a foster home who is continuing the training that was started at the clinic. More...
Baby Girl
Baby Girl is a two year old Gray Percheron mare who came to us as part of a large animal control seizure on February 6, 2008 from a property in King County. Mike Perry owned a carriage company and kept 18 horses on a mere 5 acres of mud with no shelter. More...
Balder
Balder came to PHH in December 2004 as a yearling that had been born partially blind, had never seen another horse, and had never been handled.
It took 30 days before he developed enough trust to allow anyone into his stall. More...
Bella
Bella, a black Percheron mare, is recovering from what was a stressful living situation prior to coming to PHH. Still leary of people, she has calmed considerably since arrival but will need a lot of TLC to overcome some emotional stress. More...
Belle
Belle came in with a large seizure from King County but she was in the best shape. She is currently in training with Meghan Valenti. More...
Ben
Ben is a 17 year old Arabian/Tennessee walking horse. He was an owner surrender due to the ecnomy. We were told that Ben is well broke to trails we are just waiting for the weather to clear and schedules to permit us to take him out ourselves. Ben is a very easy keeper and will need a grazing muzzle if he is out on pasture
Update June 2009:
Ben has found a new home! He will be going out to Whidbey Island to be a trail horse.
Bonnie
Bonnie is a 20+ year old Quarter Horse. When she was 6, she was injured in her cinch area and has been deemed unridable since. More...
Britt
Britt came in with Blue and Velvet in December 2008. She came from an Arabian breeder in Eastern Washington who could no longer care for her horses. More...
Butter
A chestnut pony with a flaxen mane and tail, Butter is as cute as they come.
12/15/08 update:
Peanut and Butter have found a home! More...
Candy
Candy is a 5 year old QH mare that PHH acquired with plans to start a childrens riding program. That program morphed into Therapeutic Riding and while Candy is a great horse she did not quite have the temperment required to give that type of lesson. More...
Casper
A favorite with the staff due to his beautiful Cremello coloring, Casper is a Quarter Horse that came to us with nearly twenty other horses from King County. He's clearly had some training in his past but will, without a doubt, benefit from his current training regime. More...
Crash
Crash came in with Emmie and Pan as part of a May 2008 Skagit County seizure. She's 27 years old and a Thoroughbred with the lip tattoo to prove it. More...
Crystal
Crystal, a beautiful 20+ year old APHA mare, came to us from her former owners with the declaration that she had "been there, done that" and was broke and sound. True to her reputation, Crystal is a sweet and easy keeper who is gentle and experienced under saddle. More...
Dahlia
This adorable pony came to PHH in September 2009 after having been in seized by Skagit County animal. At the time of seizure we were full on horses so she stayed with a county foster home for a short period of time. You can tell from Dahlia's scars that she has not had a very good life so it is obvious why she is untrusting. We expect her to come around quickly to make a wonderful companion animal. More...
Dusty
Dusty is an adorable and personable APHA gelding. He came to PHH surrendered from his former owner with two other horses, Sassy and Rebel. More...
Emmie
Part of a May 2008 Skagit County seizure, Emmie is a sorrel mare with a quiet disposition. Emmie went into training with Andrea Lucianna November 1st and is proving to be a very nice horse that has had a good bit of training.
Frankie
Frank was surrendered to animal control by an owner who had previously been charged with 2nd degree animal cruelty. He was very thin and malnourished and had been living in poor conditions. More...
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