Sanctuary Adoption Search Equine Jasmin

Adopt Jasmin

Horse, looks like

Mustang

Age

Adult, Estimated birthdate: January 1, 2011

Sex

Female

Color

Brown

Location

Sanctuary

Jasmin is a Forest Service Mustang who was born on the range in Northeastern California on the Devil's Garden Herd Management Area in 2011. She came to us as part of a neglect case, never having been handled by people. She is a very cool, self-confident little lady who is getting tamer and more educated all the time. We are hoping to ride her this year. She is large pony sized - about 13.2hh and 800 lbs.

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