Sanctuary Adoption Search Equine Jade

Adoptable Female Tennessee Walking Horse

Adopt Jade

Horse, looks like

Tennessee Walking Horse

Age

Senior, Estimated birthdate: April 29, 2005

Sex

Female

Color

Cremello

Location

Sanctuary

Miss Jade is a super cool girl - a Tennessee Walking Horse who was supposedly shown as a younger horse. She's friendly with people and a good girl. She struggles with severe seasonal allergies and was pretty miserable last summer but we're treating her with an allergy protocol, and winters are her happy time. Hopefully next summer will be better and we can keep her happier when the flies and other allergens start to appear again in the spring.

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