Marco is an itty bitty mini with one blue eye and a very big personality.  He has many physical issues that are common in dwarf mini horses.  As a result of these issues, he will remain here as a sanctuary resident.   He is available for sponsorship

Fiona- where to even start extolling her virtues?  She is a patient and kind horse.  She has taken Arlo, who is completely blind, under her care.  She is the welcoming mare to new residents and treats them all with gentleness.  Fiona came into rescue badly neglected with very overgrown feet.  She also has Cushings disease as well as Equine Metabolic Syndrome/Insulin Resistance.   Both of these diseases require special medications and diet.  Fiona will stay at the rescue to ensure that she gets the care she needs to live her best life.

Arlo is a handsome Appaloosa mini.  He is about 36" tall.  He is very friendly with people and other horses.   He was blind when he came to the rescue. however, he does not let his blindness stop him from fully enjoying his life.  He plays with other horses, he trots and runs with them and when you watch him in the field it is hard to believe that he can't see.  Arlo is bonded with Fiona.  She looks out for him and he looks out for her.  Arlo will stay at the rescue to ensure that he and Fiona are always together.

She is Owen’s mother and a very pretty girl who has not, unfortunately, forgotten her rough past. She had untreated uveitis and has lost sight in one eye. She remains nervous around strangers, but thrives in the quiet atmosphere of Fox Lea Farm, where she is bonded with her son. Open for Sponsor Only

Oakley came to us as an owner surrender.  He had been kept with a herd of sheep for several years.  Oakley is timid around other horses but he loves children.  Oakley is cute, cute cute!  he has a heart-shaped nose and would love to be your Valentine.    We think that Oakley was a lead-line horse, perhaps working the county fair circuit before he ended up in a herd of sheep. He is a sturdy mini, about 36" tall.  He takes a small rider.  We are working with him to see if he is broke to drive a cart.  Don't delay.  Come and meet this cutie!

A dark strawberry roan mare, she came to Fox Lea extremely emaciated after having been bred as a two-year-old and then losing the baby. She is only now beginning to trust in humans again. While she is slow to warm up to strangers, we’re hopeful she’ll make a full recovery mentally and physically. Available for adoption in the future.

Scout came to us,along with his friends, Arlo and Fiona, with severely overgrown feet. He is an excited and happy little gelding with a lot of energy. He likes to be brushed and petted. And he likes to eat! He is sound now and you'd never know from looking at him run that he ever had sore feet. Come and meet Scout. He wants to be your best friend.

He is the first Fox Lea Farm rescue. A lovely palomino gelding about six years old, he is a handsome boy who loves to show off and learn new things. He’s currently learning how to be a star in mountain trail challenges. He also jumps in hand and knows some tricks. Open for Sponsor Only

Born at Fox Lea Farm, little Peanut is now 5 and aspires to someday be a Disney princess. She is a Medicine Hat paint with one blue eye and believes she is quite stunning. She’s been taught to pull a cart, but is a bit confused as she thinks that Disney princesses ride in the cart and not pull it. She much prefers spa days. Open for Sponsor Only

Peanut’s mom is a sweet, calm sorrel with a flaxen mane and tail and one blue eye. She is trained to pull a cart and makes a great hiking buddy. She is bonded to her Disney princess daughter. Open for Sponsor Only

Poor Chunky has a host of medical issues. He’s a red roan and likes going on walks and can boldly pull a cart. But he requires significant special medical attention for equine metabolic issues, among other health problems. Open for Sponsor Only

We were asked if we'd consider taking in a pony who really needed a helping hand.  We said yes and then there was Robin!   Robin is a handsome paint pony who came to us at 16 months of age.   He was consigned to auction by his owners and in the auction paperwork, under name, all that was listed was the auction number.  Robin arrived very timid and nervous.  He wasn't sure who he could trust so he decided to trust no one.   We have carefully worked with him and he is coming out of his shell.  He loves to play and he and Marco make quite the twosome.  Robin will be a wonderful project pony.  He is available for adoption but won't be ready to take a saddle for at least a year.  Come meet Robin, be prepared to have him steal  your heart.

This pretty, five-year-old paint mare with two beautiful blue eyes, is learning to lunge and soon will have cart training. She is very friendly and affectionate, kind and sweet. She is a bit taller than most minis, at about 35” at the withers. She could make a good therapy horse. Available for adoption.

Joy is a 12 year old paint mini mare, about 34" tall.  She is very friendly and very playful.  She and her mom, Molly, love to run and play together.  Molly and Joy are great with children.

This beautiful bay mare is sweet and affectionate and thinks she’s a dog. She’s a nice mover and would make a lovely, competitive cart horse. She might be able to carry a small rider. Available for adoption.

Molly is a 16 year old miniature paint mare.  She is the mother of Joy.  Both Molly and Joy were surrendered to Fox Lea Mini Horse Rescue by their owner who could no longer care for them.  These little mares are full of life and a delight to watch as they run and play.  They are bonded and must be adopted together.

This solid bay gelding may not be flashy, but he was well cared before his owner died and he needed a place to safely land. He has been around children, leads well and even gets along with goats! He’s a very nice little horse with no issues. ADOPTED!

Patches is a 40" paint small pony.  He is a beautiful horse with gorgeous coloring around his eyes.  He is timid with people but he wants to be friendly.  He is not recommended for beginner horse owners as he will need someone who understands horses and horse behavior to help him bloom.

A dark blue roan who is not quite two, he came from a Texas auction, where he had been abandoned. Despite that rough start, he is a teddy bear of a boy, who loves belly rubs. While his conformation may not be classically beautiful, he has a gentle, loving spirit that would do well in a therapy situation. Available for adoption in the future.

This cute and sweet three-year-old gelding is still being evaluated. He is curious and eager for interaction (although a bit nippy at the moment) and he leads well. Available for adoption in the future.