• Bay
• Mare
• 20 years
• 13.2hh / 138cm

• Non ridden companion
• Good to handle
• Needs restricted grazing

Based on our Home Direct scheme – West Midlands area

Meet Layla, a beautiful pony who is looking for a new home as a non-ridden companion.

Layla is a sweet mare who is very easy to handle, including being good to catch, lead, groom and have her picked out. She is extremely well mannered for the vet and the farrier, making her the perfect addition to any family

Due to Layla’s type she does require restricted grazing, so would suit a home with other ponies with similar grazing needs. Once settled we believe that Layla will stay alone for short periods of time, making her the perfect addition to a family with a ridden pony.

Can you offer Layla a loving home?

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/layla-3189455

• Dartmoor
• Bay
• Gelding
• 3 years
• 11.2hh / 117cm

• Project pony
• Happy to live out 24/7 or part stable
• Great companion to other youngsters

Pitta is a Dartmoor Hill Pony who came into Blue Cross care in June 2026 as a transfer from World Horse Welfare. Born feral on Dartmoor, Pitta had very limited handling before arriving with us, but he has made fantastic progress and is thriving with routine, patient, confident handling. Pitta has recently been castrated, and we are now progressing with building up his confidence with the farrier. He can be rehomed either as a potential project pony for an experienced home or as a companion.

Pitta is now becoming confident to catch, enjoys leading, likes being groomed, and is steadily progressing with his leg handling and farrier preparation. He is currently living out in a gelding herd and enjoys the company of other horses.

Pitta would suit an experienced and understanding adopter who can continue his confidence-building and basic education at his pace, helping him develop into a well-handled and happy pony.

• TB x
• Bay
• Mare
• 3 years
• 14hh / 143cm

• Non-ridden companion pony
• Happy to live out 24/7 or part stable
• Good to handle

Fern is a stunning young mare who came into Blue Cross care from the RSPCA in July 2026 and is now searching for a loving companion home. Friendly, curious and always keen to see what is going on, Fern enjoys the company of both people and other horses and would particularly love a home where she can continue to build her confidence through activities such as in-hand walks and agility.

As a youngster, she is still learning in all areas, but she is generally good to catch and lead, and can be tied up to be groomed, which she does enjoy. Fern is currently living out 24/7 in a mare herd and settles well with equine company. She could also part stable, provided she has company. She is currently working on her foot handling, as she can be a little unbalanced at times, but she is making steady progress

With her kind nature and eagerness to learn, Fern has all the ingredients to become a much-loved companion for someone willing to continue her education and enjoy helping her develop.