Sanctuary Adoption Search Equine Bexley

Adopt Bexley

Horse, looks like

Quarter Horse

Age

Senior, Estimated birthdate: December 4, 2002

Sex

Female

Color

Brown

Location

Sanctuary

We may never know just how Bexley broke her jaw, but she's on the mend and looking forward to the day when she can just go back to being a regular horse who eats hay and not just mash. Her veterinarians all believe she's going to heal up just great. She's a very good girl who's been there and done that in her former homes so we have high hopes for her. We haven't had the chance to ride her ourselves yet thanks to her injury, but we can't wait to get to know her better.

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