Cameron is a registered hald arab mare that came to the rescue looking for someone to sponsor her while she is in our care. Cameron is 3 years old and halter broke. She will live at the rescue and go up for adoption after we start her training under saddle. This will be in about 2 years. She is a great mare to work with and learning quickly. Tara Farm waits to saddle break any horse till it is 5 years old or older to ensure their bodies are ready mentally and physically to take on a rider. Please help us out while she is in our care.

Hamlet: Available for sponsorship

Tinkerbell: Available for sponsorship

Truly a Gentle Giant! He came to us from the Amish Country. He is happy to be living his life out here at Tara Farm.

The larger donkey is Radar, and little donkey is Tito. Amazingly, Radar does walk, trot, canter and jumps. You may have seen him previously at the Equine Affaire, in MA.

To view additional photos of Doc and the Donkeys [click here] and scroll down to the album entitled Doc - Donkeys.

Sparkle is a 3 year old Mule. He's one of Bonnie Jeanne's favorite.

To view additional photos [click here] and scroll down to the album entitled Sparles.

Ragweed puckers up to give Momma Bonnie Jeanne a big wet smooch!

To view additional photos of Milkweed and Ragweed [click here]

Currently available for sponsorhip only. Chance has Cushings Disease of which their is no cure for, but we are managing it. She is 30ish years young. She could certainly use a sponsor to help with medication she needs. Chance's best friend is Noel and the Llamas.

To view additional photos of Chance [click here] and scroll down to the album entitled Noel & Chance.

Noel is currently available for sponsorhip only. Super sweet. She is 30ish years young. Noel's best friend is Chance and the Llamas.

To view additional photos of Noel [click here] and scroll down to the album entitled Noel & Chance.

Our two resident Llamas Olkan and Expresso. See our Store for additional photos under the album entitled Tara Farm Misc.

Our two resident Goats getting their daily hugs and kisses from Bonnie Jeanne.