Abandoned Mini Gelding Looking for a New Home!

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Newsdate: Friday, June 27, 2025 – 8:00 am
Location: SOMIS, California

A cute three-year-old mini gelding was abandoned by his owner at West Coast Equine Hospital in Somis, CA recently. The hospital has asked Love This Horse Equine Rescue to assist them in finding a permanent home for the mini gilding  and are also asking for the new home to assist in covering 30% of his $8,000+ hospital bill.

Girl in wheel chair petting a mini therapy horse.

Girl in wheel chair petting a mini therapy horse.

'Love This Horse, Equine Rescue Inc.' is a horse rescue specializing in taking in forgotten and neglected horses from law enforcement seizures, local animal shelters, amd distressed owners.
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The good news is that this little guy has a clean bill of health now and is sassy and full of life. If you are interested in adopting him, please email the hospital at info@westcoastequine.net (please no phone calls as this is a very busy hospital) or message our page.

"Love This Horse, Equine Rescue Inc." is a horse rescue specializing in taking in forgotten, neglected and abused Arabian horses from law enforcement seizures, local animal shelters, distressed owners, and from low-end horse auctions.

The rescue really is a family affair, Vera and her daughters Tamarah & Erna, plus a dedicated group of volunteers bring the rescued Arabian horses into a safe and nurturing environment, where they are brought back to health, are gentled and loved. The majority of the horses that come into the rescue are not trained to ride. Additionally, about 20% or more have never been handled and are not halter trained! Often the rescued Arabian horses are not only unhandled but have been intact unhandled stallions!

Wh en the horses are strong enough; they are evaluated and are halter trained by Tamarah and then are started under saddle by Erna and Vera.
for under saddle training, and if possible, started for a new life as a riding horse.  Erna and Vera are avid endurance and trail riders.

Whenever possible, rescue horses that have been started under saddle will compete at endurance rides throughout the southwestern states. Mom and daughter have competed in California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah with the rescued horses that are available for adoption. Erna is one of the top endurance riders for the 2023/2024 season and is planning on competing at one of the toughest 100-mile endurance races in the world, The Tevis Cup, on Love Story who was rescued in 2021 as a completely feral untouched horse.

We have rescued 674 horses and have adopted out 502 horses after rehabilitating and training them. We have 123 horses in our care at the rescue ranch or in foster homes. (*as of 4/30/2024).

We believe that every horse deserves a job and permanent adoptive home. Some of our horses become great trail, endurance riding, dressage or lesson horses. Others are destined to become therapy horses, helping kids and adults healing from their own deep wounds.  We work hard to take care of these horses, all the while knowing that the horses are secretly taking care of us.


Press release by Love This Horse, Equine Rescue Inc.

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