Sanctuary Adoption Search Equine Melita Dora

Adopt Melita Dora

Horse, looks like

Andalusian/Andalusian

Age

Senior, Estimated birthdate: January 24, 2005

Sex

Female

Color

Black

Location

Sanctuary

Melita is a beautiful black mare born in 2005. She is a registered half Andalusian/Morgan. She has a history of laminitis and needs a very strict grass hay diet but has been sound for many years. She is rideable and is quite lovely to ride. She was adopted to a home that loved her very much but ended up coming back because she didn't adjust well to a new place or herd. She's a special and complicated lady and will need to be adopted to a local home with very specific requirements.

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