• Cob
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 17 years
• 14 hands

• Non ridden companion
• Can live out 24/7 on restricted grazing
• Looking for a quiet retirement

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Ellie, a pretty mare who is looking for her new home as a non-ridden companion. Ellie would suit a home where she can enjoy relaxing with her horsey friends.

Ellie is good to handle including being well mannered for the vet and farrier and is dood to catch, groom and have her feet picked out once she is balanced. She can be strong to lead so will need a strong handler.

Ellie does require some restricted grazing, so will suit a home with other ponies with similar grazing needs. Although Ellie isn’t a ridden pony she is a friendly mare who is lovely to have around, making her a perfect addition to any horsey herd.

Can you offer Ellie a loving home?

Please adopt Ellie
www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/ellie-3183492

• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 21 years
• 13.2 hands

• Non ridden companion
• Can live out 24/7 on moderate grazing
• Looking for a quiet retirement

Based in a Foster Home – Derby Area

Meet Constance, a sweet mare who is looking for a new home as a non-ridden companion pony. Constance would suit a home where she can relax with her other horsey friends.

Constance can be a little shy when you first meet her, so requires a calm and patient handler to give her time to get to know and trust her new handler. She is good to lead and groom and is progressing well in her leg handling.

Constance is currently living out 24/7 in a mixed herd. She can have moderate grazing for her type, making her the perfect addition to any herd.

Can you offer Constance a loving home?

Please adopt Constance
www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/constance-3181365

• Cob
• Bay
• Mare
• 17 years
• 13.1 hands

• Non ridden companion
• Can live out 24/7 on restricted grazing
• Looking for a quiet retirement

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Fleur, a pretty mare who is looking for her new home as a non-ridden companion. Fleur would suit a home where she can live out with other horses similar to her.

Fleur is progressing well in her generally handling. She can be strong to lead so will need a strong handler to continue her education with her stop responses. She is good to catch and groom and is well mannered for the vet, making her a great addition to any family.

Fleur does require some restricted grazing due to her type, so would suit a home with other horse who require similar grazing needs.

Can you offer Fleur a loving home?

Please adopt Fleur

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/fleur-3183493

• New Forest
• Black
• Gelding
• 18 years
• 11 hands

• Non ridden companion
• Can live out 24/7 on restricted grazing
• Looking for a quiet retirement

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Pixie a cute little mare who is looking for her new home as a non-ridden companion. Pixie would suit a home where she can live out with other ponies and enjoyed a chilled life.

Pixie is good to catch and groom She is looking for a calm, patient handler who can continue building her confidence, particularly with leg handling and the farrier, and she is already making great progress with this.

Due to her type, Pixie does require some restricted grazing. She can feel a little unsure in the stable, so would be happiest in a home where she can live out with companions, ideally on a track system or with access to a non-grass turnout area.

Can you offer Pixie a loving home?

Please adopt Pixie

• Do you have an equine with a golden temperament, a willing attitude, and a love of people?
• Many RDA groups throughout the UK are currently searching for suitable horses and ponies of various sizes, ages and abilities.

RDA Groups Across the UK Are Seeking Exceptional Equines!

Each offers a 5* welfare-focused home, professional care, and a role helping disabled children and adults experience the joy and benefits of equines.

Our equines are fit, responsive, healthy and athletic — taking part in a wide range of exciting activities:

• Riding
• Carriage Driving
• Vaulting
• Show Jumping
• Endurance
• … and more!

From smaller, forward-going ponies to strong, weight-carrying cobs — RDA groups need equines of all types, sizes and abilities. 

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WHAT WE LOOK FOR:

• Calm, sensible and people-friendly horses
• Sound and healthy equines able to adapt to a varied lifestyle
• Horses happy in the school, hacking, or working in open spaces
• Animals comfortable with different handlers and occasional mobility aids
• Steady temperaments but with enough athletic ability to stay fit and engaged

Each RDA group has their own needs, but temperament and trainability always come first. All the equines undergo a Pre-Purchase Examination.

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READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

If you think your equine has what it takes to become part of an RDA team, we’d love to hear from you! 

Find or Contact your local RDA group today

Find your nearest group at: www.rda.org.uk