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The horses featured on this page are either deemed unadoptable or
will be extremely difficult to place in good homes.
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 Athena
- Athena is a
Sheldon mustang
(Nevada Fish and Wildlife) mare. She was part of a
fertility study conducted on the wild horses in this
herd management area and is also the mother to Midas,
the cute palomino colt on the adoptable page.
Athena is a beautiful palomino mare that has not
responded to humans. She will occasionally allow
Sandy to pet her neck but we cannot get any closer. Athena
is not sound due to old injuries. If
you would like to sponsor any or all of the costs
associated with Athena's care, please click the "sponsor
me" link.
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 April
- April came to us from the
Burns/Harney
county seizure, in foal.
As with most of our rescued horses, we do not know what
has happened to her in the past. We do know that April is deathly afraid of humans. April
has destroyed livestock panels by going over the top
when we attempted to get within 8 feet of her. We do not know what
horrific things have happened to this mare by humans in
the past but we do know that for the rest of her life
she will remain at EVEA. If you would like to sponsor all or part of
April's care, please click the "sponsor me" link.
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 Candy
- Candy is a 1/2 Arabian 1/2 Appaloosa mare, age
unknown. Candy was roped and choked into
unconsciousness on more than one occasion by men that
were hired to work at the breeding farm she came from.
When we rescued her, she was very thin and had 3 drag
ropes hanging from her halter and one lasso around her
neck. Candy has been traumatized from her encounters
with humans and we cannot touch her. She will
remain at EVEA as a sanctuary horse. If you would like
to sponsor all or part of Candy's care, please click the
"sponsor me" link .
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 Melody
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Melody came from a starvation situation several years
ago. On the property was a stallion living in a chicken
coop and many emaciated mares. The original owner
of Melody and the others actually sued EVEA for the
return of her horses twice, the judge threw her case out
of court on both occasions. Melody is the Queen of
the ranch, she prefers people over other horses and has
full run of the property. Melody will remain at
EVEA the rest of her life. If you would like to
sponsor all or part of Melody's care, please click the
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 Katrina
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Katrina is a 4-5 year old
Sheldon mustang (Nevada Fish
and Wildlife) mare. She came from one of the wild
horse round ups several years ago. She is a big, powerful mare
that will require extensive training, preferably from
somebody with mustang experience. It will take a
very experienced horse person to gentle Katrina as
she remains distant and skittish. Katrina will
remain a sanctuary horse until that perfect home is
found. If you would like to sponsor all or part of
Katrina's care, please click the "sponsor me" link.
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 Charlie
- Charlie was born on the ranch to a rescued mare.
Charlie is a hermaphrodite, having both male and
female sex organs. This is a very rare occurrence
and very little information has been found in our
research regarding long term problems if any.
Charlie is somewhat stunted and it is unknown as to what
his/her future will bring. Charlie is unadoptable due to his/her medical condition.
If you would like to sponsor all or part of Charlie's
care, please click the "sponsor me" link.
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 Layla
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Layla is a one-eyed Thoroughbred mare that came to us
from a breeding farm gone horribly wrong. This
mare and several other horses were removed from a
property where the horses were extremely neglected and
allowed to breed indiscriminately. Layla cannot be
touched and is very afraid of humans. Her eye loss
is well healed and does not appear to bother her. Layla will
remain a sanctuary horse where she can live out her life
without fear. If you would like to sponsor all or
part of Layla's care, please click the "sponsor me" link.
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 Waylon
- Waylon is a handsome bay gelding that came to us from the
Burns/Harney
county seizure. Waylon obviously was handled at some
time in his life either by choice or by force, as he is gelded. He is wild to
the point of bolting blindly when humans approach.
As you can see from this photograph, he wanted no part
of us or the camera. Waylon has an old hock injury
making him unsound. If
you would like to sponsor all or part of Waylon's
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 Whisper
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Whisper
is a very cute bay mare that also came from the
Burns/Harney county seizure.
Whisper is a feral horse that usually will not make eye contact with us. This
was a rare photo opportunity for as she generally turns
her head and moves away, avoiding us. She has recently been
showing more interest in humans and the activities
surrounding her. We believe she is young and in
the right hands will make a very nice horse. Until then,
she will remain at EVEA. If you would like to
sponsor all or part of Whisper's care, please click the
"sponsor me" link.
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Please
consider becoming a Guardian Angel to one of these deserving horses
by sponsoring all or part of the cost of it's monthly care.
