The November weanling herd of 05

HI EVERYONE - My name is Tanner I was part of this desperate herd. As you can see, I am a very handsome boy. I am a 2005 quarter horse colt. I might not have fancy papers, but I could have had them, both of my parents were registered. The farmer that bred us just didn't have the time to take care of all the necessary paperwork last year. The whole farm was up for sale and they had their own human family to take care of. With so many other horses needing homes, no one even knew about us. When Tammy and Vikki heard that our time was up, they purchased my entire herd. They know that not everyone cares about papers and especially because we can be priced much less. I promise that I can be the horse of your dreams if you have room in your heart to adopt one of us... we promise to be the horse of your dreams!

Thank you for saving my life and my herd.

Please look at my brothers and sisters below a few of us are still available waiting to meet you!

News about us! Deborah who adopted Tanner is a whiz at research. Her investigations led to the discovery of the herd sire, his name is Major Rockets Imprint and after finding his photographs we know why all these babies are so beautiful. Not all of us do care about lineage or bloodlines, but isn't it nice to know that we can be traced? Isn't it nice to know that at some time someone cared about who we were? We are not throw aways we are dream horses. Come see for yourself!

Peanut, I am looking for my special someone... is that you?

2005 Grade Bay Quarter Horse Colt. $2000.00 Adoption Fee.
My momma is a 1993 Chestnut AQHA registered mare. My Daddy is a registered AQHA stallion. His lines go back to Leo, King Three Bars and Impressive. I am a cutie, the youngest one of the foal crop this year. I'm was just a little baby but I'm growing up and filling out, and looking to be your bundle of joy! Pick me, ask to see Peanut!! aka Peanutty! I am currently being sponsored by Susie Woo until I find a forever home. PS this was my week old baby photo, wait till you see me now, the vet says I am healthy and just turning 2! As soon as the weather cools off I will be a gelding and ready for my new family, until then I am in training and loving all the attention!

Hi I'm Raven and I am loved!

Raven, under the evening sun!

Pretty as a Peanut.

A word from Peanut. For the longest time I was just a little Peanut, but finally I am growing up and suddenly getting noticed and smart too. I am a lovely horse! I am kind and quite charming, and I have decided (like sister Raven) that I am ready for a home that will appreciate and love me forever. Oh I wouldn't mind staying here you know, but I am starting to long for someone special. Someone who will pet and groom and come to see just me, just Peanutty! (And someone who will possibly give me a new name and a reason to do something great!)

I just never realized that I needed to step up to the fence and ask for my special someone. So many of my siblings had taken wonderful photographs and so many people came to the farm and asked to see them, and when they saw them, they fell in love with them and adopted them! It would happen all the time! But I had this silly photograph and this silly name! They named me Peanut because I was a tiny little thing when I came into the world just like most horses. Oh yes, I was more than cute, but unfortunately I had this photo of me with my tiny tongue hanging out like I just got a mouthfull of sour milk and no one ever took another photo of me! Some people felt sorry for me because of this, and well, of course my herd all laughed because they had really cool names. But I want you to know that I look like a thoroughbred and that you can always find me squeezed in around the feeder with the big boys, because I don't like to eat with the weenies or the sisters. So what I am trying to say, is that I am here and my time is now, and if you are thinking about adopting a really special horse then that would be me! Thanks for all your time, Mr. Peanut.