Companion and non-ridden
These lovely ponies are looking for homes as companions, some may also be suitable as project ponies. Please read rehoming through our Guardianship Scheme for more information about rehoming from us.
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
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CopperAge: 2011 About: Shetland pony Copper came in as a rig. During surgery, his retained testicle couldn’t be located. He had keyhole surgery to remove the retained testicle and is learning how to be a gelding. He enjoys a groom and is easy to catch and good for the farrier. Copper has suffered from laminitis and has been obese previously; sadly, this has caused him to have a fallen crest. Copper would thrive in a home where: His guardians understand how to manage an unridden pony to prevent weight gain and laminitis. His companion(s) are geldings with similar management needs, at least one of whom is 12.2hh or under. A guardian who uses a track system for grazing in the grass-growing months would be ideal. We have paired Copper with 3-year-old Ernie, and both are enjoying each other’s company. Copper has also been fine with yearling colt Taran joining their little herd. |
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Bobby & Topaz – Bonded Pair Seeking a Special HomeAges: 19 years (Bobby) & 14 years (Topaz) Rehoming Fee: £7 monthly donation to help with admin costs. Meet Lluest Bobby and Lluest Topaz, a bonded pair who have shared a close partnership for over seven years and are now looking for a new home together. These two ponies offer companionship, character, and real potential when placed with the right, knowledgeable guardian. BobbyBobby is a 19‑year‑old grey Welsh Section A gelding with a cheeky personality and excellent manners. He has Cushing’s and a history of significant laminitis; however, his insulin dysregulation is currently very well controlled through a combination of medication, managed diet and a grass‑free track system. Since being placed on this regimen, Bobby has remained laminitis‑free. He is a delight to care for, polite and straightforward with the vet, farrier, and dentist, and very settled in his routine. Bobby thrives on consistency and good management and will make a wonderful companion in a knowledgeable home. TopazTopaz is a 14‑year‑old bay roan mare. Like Bobby, she is laminitis‑prone and requires careful weight and diet management. She is a sweet, gentle, and sensitive mare who has found some past experiences challenging, and as a result, she needs a patient, kind, and empathetic guardian. Topaz has responded extremely well to positive reinforcement training and is quick to learn when given time and understanding. With the right approach, she could go on to enjoy in‑hand work or agility and would thrive with someone keen to continue her training at her pace. A Little Extra SupportBobby and Topaz will be rehomed on a home‑to‑home basis. Their current guardian is happy to support their transition by:
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In the right home, they will reward their guardian with trust, character, and a truly special partnership. Could you be the safe and knowledgeable home Bobby and Topaz are waiting for? |
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Lluest GinnyAge: Born May 2025 Ginny was rescued in October 2025. Whilst in our care, she’s built on her equine socialisation skills and is getting used to being led, having her feet picked out and seeing the farrier. Ginny would thrive in a home where:
Ginny is still a blank slate with bags of potential and a bit of cheeky charm thrown in for good measure. With the right guidance, she’s sure to make someone a truly special friend. Could you be the one to help this young pony find her feet? |
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Lluest BronwenAge: Born 2025 Bronwen is a friendly, sweet young pony with a gentle nature. She is sociable and content living out in the field with her companions, but is equally happy to come into a stable during bad weather, showing a lovely adaptable attitude. Bronwen is still learning key handling skills, including picking her feet up, and this will need to be patiently and consistently continued in her new home. For this reason, she will require an experienced guardian who understands young ponies and can support her learning with calm confidence and kindness. Bronwen would thrive in a home where:
Bronwen is a lovely, affectionate pony who is still finding her way and learning about the world. With the right support, she has every chance to grow into a trusting and rewarding companion. Video Link to Bronwen – Here Could you be the one to help this young pony find her feet? |
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Bert – RehomedAge: Born 2024 Bert came to us early 2025. He is now a typical cute young pony who is playful. When he was gelded at a castration clinic in September 2025 everyone adored him. Bert would thrive in a home where:
Bert is a super sweet pony who deserves the best of homes – could you be the one to offer him his forever friendship? |
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