Next lot of ponies urgently seeking homes
We're doing really well finding homes for the 18 ponies (one or two still left, see below,) but we still have another 18 or so from another farmer to find homes for. We'll be taking photos of them individually in the next few days but here's some group photos of them for you to look at. There's Mares in foal (6), colt and filly foals, and a few yearlings (not sure of sex at the moment.)
Please see Sarah's post below for information on the whole rehoming procedure and what you need to do if you're interested in taking on a pony. Thank you for all your help!
Natalie Torr
DPTC
Tuesday 16 October 2012
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- Dartmoor Pony Training Centre
- This blog tells you about the ponies we currently have available for re-homing and also the success stories of the ponies we have already re-homed. We will also update on how the ponies we have re-homed are getting on. To find out more about what we do please go to this web address: http://www.dptc.org.uk To donate online please go to: http://www.dptc.org.uk/donate.html Please go to our blog http://dptc.blogspot.com/for updates on the centre and see 27th October 07 for a description of what we do. We also have a sales list if you are interested in buying a Dartmoor Pony at http://dartmoorponysaleslist.blogspot.com/
2 comments:
I would love to help... just need to speak to other half. already have two rescue geldings... would be interested in a mare in foal and a colt. x jodydyke@googlemail.com
Hi i would love to take one of these preferrably a foal any colour and possibly on the larger end of the height scale as im looking at it as a project to become a larger childs show/ponyclub pony i would have to look into transport costs mind as i do believe its going to be quite costly to transport from dartmoor to redcar in north east england. Please could you email me some more info dominiqueholding@hotmail.com
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