Without your generosity we could not continue to help the abused and neglected horses. We sincerely thank all who give and continue to support our cause. Give Direct
Thank You for caring!
Click here for all your tag needs.
Click hereFor all your landscaping needs.
Ask for Mike Mazeika
*************
Daisy
-
- daisy 3/17/2008
-
- Daisy 7/17/2008
-
- Daisy 9/6/2009
-
- Daisy 8/13/2010
-
- Daisy 11/26/10
-
- Daisy 11/26/10
-
- Daisy 11/26/10
Arrival: February 29, 2008
Arrival Age: 7 Months
Arrival Height: 13.0
Arrival Weight: Thin
Arrival Reason: the Loundon County Seizure (click to read story).
General Information: Very nice tall mare loves to be groomed, stands well for vet and ferrier
Want to become a caregiver of this horse please take a moment and view our Become a Caregiver Page. On this page you can email our staff to schedule an appointment to come out to the rescue to visit with a horse.
Posted in Available Horses
One Response to “Daisy”
In Loving Memory Of
Nicky, RVHR's 1st Rescued Horse CSA NAJADA NICOLE
Arrived January 2003 Placed October 2006
Born May 18th, 1978 Passed Away November 1st, 2010
RVHR was the 2012 recipient of a grant from
Free shots
Fencing Grant
Feeding Funds
Alexander McCausland Trust
Equipment Grant
RVHR funding is received via small grants and public donations. We are NOT funded by any State or Federal entity
I met Daisy while volunteering at RVHR. She is such a sweet girl! I decided to adopt a horse from RVHR and was very drawn to the thorougbreds from the Loudon County seizure. They are beautiful horses with so much potential! I narrowed it down to Daisy and Miller and ended up choosing Millie. I am hoping to have Miller under saddle by this Fall. If you want to help a young horse, just starting the adventure ahead, Daisy would be a wonderful choice! I have had Miller for almost a year now and she is such an intelligent, well-behaved young lady. With some TLC and training Daisy could be an exceptional horse as well. Since I cannot adopt another horse right now I have been helping to sponsor Daisy by donating $50/mo. toward her care. There is no need to go out and buy an expensive thoroughbred when horses like Daisy need a home.