Tinsley

Tinsley is going through another growth spurt. She's super butt high and slightly ribby. It happens as babies grow. She's now about 14-15 months old. Clearly, she loves her humans and her scratches. Tinsley is available to a pasture pet only home. She's a big Belgian baby who has dropped front pasterns. We brought her into rescue under the care of a vet who enrolled her into their study, and that veterinarian did not follow through. We spent tons of money on testing, x-rays, and medicine that we were support to be reimbursed for. We've continued the protocol with zero change. She is completely pasture sound, she trots, and canters with zero lameness issues. She is very easygoing, she gets along with everyone, and she will maintain her weight on hay only (when not in a growth spurt). She leads, loads, ties, takes dewormer, fly sprays, does well for the Farrier, but is a baby and occasionally gets baby brain. She catches you. there's no need to chase her unless you want her off your heels. She is very much a favorite here, and now it's her turn to be a favorite friend to other horses and humans. <br/>We have a very strict contract for absolutely no breeding, no riding, along with other normal contract content. You'll need to complete the adoption application online at www.lennoxslegacyrescue.org <br/>You must be available for a video call at the place where she will be living prior to an application being approved.<br/>Horse applications are online at www.lennoxslegacyrescue.org

Tinsley is going through another growth spurt. She's super butt high and slightly ribby. It happens as babies grow. She's now about 14-15 months old. Clearly, she loves her humans and her scratches. Tinsley is available to a pasture pet only home. She's a big Belgian baby who has dropped front pasterns. We brought her into rescue under the care of a vet who enrolled her into their study, and that veterinarian did not follow through. We spent tons of money on testing, x-rays, and medicine that we were support to be reimbursed for. We've continued the protocol with zero change. She is completely pasture sound, she trots, and canters with zero lameness issues. She is very easygoing, she gets along with everyone, and she will maintain her weight on hay only (when not in a growth spurt). She leads, loads, ties, takes dewormer, fly sprays, does well for the Farrier, but is a baby and occasionally gets baby brain. She catches you. there's no need to chase her unless you want her off your heels. She is very much a favorite here, and

Tinsley is going through another growth spurt. She's super butt high and slightly ribby. It happens as babies grow. She's now about 14-15 months old. Clearly, she loves her humans and her scratches. Tinsley is available to a pasture pet only home. She's a big Belgian baby who has dropped front pasterns. We brought her into rescue under the care of a vet who enrolled her into their study, and that veterinarian did not follow through. We spent tons of money on testing, x-rays, and medicine that we were support to be reimbursed for. We've continued the protocol with zero change. She is completely pasture sound, she trots, and canters with zero lameness issues. She is very easygoing, she gets along with everyone, and she will maintain her weight on hay only (when not in a growth spurt). She leads, loads, ties, takes dewormer, fly sprays, does well for the Farrier, but is a baby and occasionally gets baby brain. She catches you. there's no need to chase her unless you want her off your heels. She is very much a favorite here, and now it's her turn to be a favorite friend to other horses and humans.
We have a very strict contract for absolutely no breeding, no riding, along with other normal contract content. You'll need to complete the adoption application online at www.lennoxslegacyrescue.org
You must be available for a video call at the place where she will be living prior to an application being approved.
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