BFAS Resident Equine

Diamond and Thai came to us when their person died. Their future was uncertain and they were in danger of being separated. 

Now they can live together for the rest of their old age.

Sadly Thai lost his battle to cancer at the grand old age of 29. Diamond still remains close friends to Max and enjoys a life of freedom.

Millie came to us with terrible laminitis and had terribly overgrown hooves. She was a childs pony for many years but was left without a farrier and treatment for her laminitis. She was due to be put to sleep by another organisation. We decided to take her in and give her a chance. After a year of working with the farrier and restricting her grazing she is now a happy pony that hasnt had lamanitis for ten years! 

Cally was used for eventing, hunting and jumping. She eventually developed kissing spine and threw her rider off. For this she was going to be shot by the local hunt. As soon as we heard we raced to save her. We raised money for an operation. She is now 20 years old and loving retirement with her friends. She can be a moody mare but can you blame her!

Gentle giant Max is an elderly boy at 31 years old. He came to us when his family could not afford him. He was a race horse in his younger years. He is now a happy herd member in the elderly horse gang.

Charlie was used as a trap pony in the streets of Cambridge. He was attached to a small cart and made to race on hard roads. He eventually broke his leg and then abandoned on the Cambridge common as they had no use for him. He is such an intelligent boy who knows he is gorgeous!

Mr Fox was at risk of going for slaughter as he is so nervous and was being passed from owner to owner. He is now a permanent resident and has a secure safe future.

Harry was running along a busy road. We were contacted by the local police and assisted locals in trying to safely catch them.

Henry was running free along a busy road. He was not claimed and was at risk. Northants police asked us to help catch him. His best friend is Harry.