Future available ponies
The following horses and ponies are still currently being rehabilitated or are in quarantine and will be available for re-homing in the future.
If you are interested in offering a long-term guardian home to any of our horses and ponies please fill in a Lluest Loan-application Form and post it back to us or alternatively please email equine@lluesthorseandponytrust.co.uk. For more information about rehoming from us please read rehoming through our Guardianship Scheme.
We are sometimes contacted by owners struggling to keep their horses or ponies, either due to poor health or other unforeseen personal circumstances. These cases can range from elderly companions to ridden horses of all sizes.
Please get in touch if you can offer a home directly to one of these equines in need. Support from the Trust will be offered and references are required.
ErnieAge: 2 years old About: Ernie arrived with Bert in early 2025; he was unhandled and terrified. It’s taken a long time to gain his trust, and he will continue his handling education whilst he is with us. When Ernie came in we assumed he was a colt in need of gelding. Now, in 2026 we can feel for testicles; we have discovered he doesn’t have any, although he doesn’t behave coltish we don’t know if he is a double rig yet, as he is too young for the blood test. We have paired Ernie with Copper, and both are enjoying each other’s company for the time being. We’d like to find them a home together in the future. |
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TaranAge: Born late 2025 About:Taran came into our care in spring 2026; he was barely handled and very frightened. Now in July, he is a super-friendly and cuddly boy. He has had the farrier, enjoys a groom, and is easy to catch and lead. We would prefer Taran found a home as a companion to a young gelding or one that is playful. Taran would be ready to find his own special home, but we are waiting on him to be ready to geld. At this stage, Taran is not yet ready to move to a new home. Please check back for updates as we hope he will be ready to geld in the autumn. |
