• Shetland
• Piebald
• Mare
• 4 years
• 9 hands

• Non-ridden companion
• Pretty Shetland Cross

Based in a foster home – Huddersfield area

Meet Tinkerbella, a cute Shetland who is looking for her new home as a non-ridden companion.

Tinkerbella is easy to handle when she is settled for her known handler and has been good for both the vet and farrier whilst in our care. She has even had a bib clip at the centre to help with her weight management and was good for this.

Tinkerbella would suit a home with other Shetland companions. She is currently being turned out on grass for a couple of hours and spending the rest of the day on a woodchip area. She would benefit from a non-grass turnout area and doing some in hand walks, giving you the perfect opportunity to bond with your new Shetland friend.

Can you offer Tinkerbella a loving home?

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/tinkerbella-3175990

• Cob
• Grey
• Gelding
• 2 years
• 12.1 hands

• Friendly little gelding - only 2 years old
• Potential ride or drive pony
• Lives out 24/7

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Mufasa, a friendly cob gelding who is looking for his new home as a project pony. For such a young cob, Mufasa has a fantastic calm temperament and is super easy to handle. He does still need some extra training with his leg handling due to him being a little unbalanced, however he is progressing extremely well with this.

Mufasa is currently living out 24/7 on restricted grazing. He would suit a home where he can continue to have his grazing monitored so that he stays in good shape.

Mufasa has a bright future ahead as a ridden or driven pony once he’s fully matured. At just two years old, he’s still very young, so for now he’s looking for an experienced and knowledgeable home that can continue his groundwork, allow him time to grow, and prepare him for a ridden career in the future.

Can you offer Mufasa a loving home?

Please adopt Mufasa

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/mufasa-3177703

• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 2 years
• 11 hands

• Potential children's pony
• Happy to live out 24/7
• Loves everyone

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Oreo, a cute little pony who is looking for a new home as a project pony who can start his ridden career once he turns 4 years old. Oreo would suit a home with an experienced handler who has the time and patience to give him consistent handling.

Oreo is currently living out on restricted grazing 24/7 with geldings. Although Oreo isn’t a ridden pony he loves people and other horses, little and large, making him the perfect companion for any horsey family.

Can you offer Oreo a loving home?

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/oreo-3175760

• Welsh Part Bred
• Grey
• Gelding
• 2 years
• 11.3 hands

• Non-ridden companion
• Lovely fellow with lots of love to give
• Can live out 24/7

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Danny, a sweet and affectionate gelding who is looking for a non-ridden companion home where he can enjoy a relaxed life with his pony friends.

Danny is easy to handle, and loves being groomed, making him a pleasure to spend time with. Danny would be best suited to a home with younger ponies, where he can enjoy their company and thrive in a social environment. He’s sure to become a loyal and loving companion for any younger ponies or horses in need of a buddy.

Can you offer Danny a loving new home?

Please adopt Danny

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/danny-3168306

• Cob
• Chestnut
• Filly
• 1 years
• 12 hands

• Future project pony
• May mature to 13.2hh+
• Lives out 24/7

- Based on our Home Direct scheme located in Ireland -

Rosie is a beautiful 12hh chestnut cob mare residing with the Irish Horse Welfare Trust at present. To broaden Rosie's search for a home she is available to adopt via our Home Direct scheme. Being a 12hh yearling now she may mature to 13.2+ once fully mature.

Despite her difficult start, Rosie has shown a lovely, gentle nature and is settling in well to her new routine. She currently lives out with companions and enjoys being part of a herd.

This young mare is making great progress with her basic handling. Rosie is easy to catch, leads politely, and is learning to pick up her feet with confidence. She’s starting to enjoy grooming sessions and has been well-mannered with the vet.

As she’s still very young, Rosie’s education will need to continue in her new home. She would suit a patient and experienced adopter who can give her the time, consistency, and gentle guidance she needs to flourish. With the right partnership, Rosie has lots of potential and will no doubt grow into a wonderful companion or future ridden pony.

Due to Rosie's current location, her adoption arrangements can be discussed in detail with the adoptions team.