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 Arizona
Breed: Quarter
Horse
Sex: Mare
DOB: 1997
Height:
15.1
Color: Bay
Markings:
"Arizona" shape "star"
on her forehead
Location:
Kerrville, TX
Adoption Fee:
In Review
Temperament:
Spirited and very smart
Physical problems / health issues:
None at this time.
Interaction with horses:
Loves donkeys! Shares
her food bucket with two
long ears.
Interaction with people:
Initially it was
difficult to catch
Arizona, but we have
left a break-away halter
on her and have had her
in the pasture for 5
days now, and it is
super easy to walk up to
her and catch her now.
She is learning to trust
her new human family.
History:
Williamson Co. donation.
Arizona was a stray, and
was awarded to Habitat
for Horses.
Training / abilities:
Not known yet. Arizona
leads very well, loads
in a trailer,
loves being brushed
on. We have not
attempted to see what
else she knows yet!
Experience level
required to work with
this horse:
Intermediate to
experienced.
Has this horse ever:
Bucked? No Reared? No
Kicked? No Bitten? No Other?
Ground handling:
Catch? Yes, if you
go slow Lead?
Yes Tie?
Trailer? Yes
Clip?
Trim Feet?
Bathe?
Special needs:
Kind voice and soft
handling. Arizona is
timid until she knows
you.
Other comments:
Arizona is a VERY welt
built mare! The
Sheriff's deputies who
delivered her to our
barn both really loved
the way she is put
together and said that
she would even do very
well in halter
classes. This is one
classy girl!!! At
first, she did not know
the fine art of eating
treats---I don't think
she'd ever had one!
Now, she's learned about
horse cookies and takes
them very delicately.
Arizona needs her teeth
floated , but other than
that, she appears very
healthy. Watching her
trot across the pasture
is like watching a big
wave in Hawaii---smooth
and poweful!!
More pictures:
 
Updated:
July, 2008
Adopt: Please contact
us regarding adoptions at adoptions@habitatforhorses.org or call 1.866.HFH.LSER(866.434.5737).
Are you unable to
adopt but would still
like to have Arizona in
your life? Sponsor
her through our
Virtual Foster program.
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