About this Horse
Meet Butters! Butters is a sorrel Quarter Horse mare who is ready to find her forever home! She came to Longmeadow is 2021 and spent some time in routine quarantine. Once she was cleared, she was ready to be evaluated. Upon evaluation by our trainers, Butters showed symptoms of discomfort under saddle. After many thorough vet exams, she was diagnosed with kissing spine. Even just light pressure from a saddle causes her discomfort, so she is not a candidate for riding at this time. Despite this, she is a great companion horse to humans with a kind heart and a lot of love to give. If Butters is adopted out with the intention to be ridden, her adopter should know that the next step our vets recommended is to have a surgery to address her kissing spine. Butters has excellent ground manners and is gentle and safe enough for kids or inexperienced handlers to lead, groom, and bathe without concern. Her sweet and personable nature shines through in her little personality traits, like the soft nicker she offers when you walk past her stall. She is also a true connoisseur of snacks. Butters finds joy in every new treat, and her reaction sometimes includes a big smile (you horse people will know itâs the classic flehmen response, but we like to think sheâs showing us how happy she is). However, her love of food does require some management. Having foundered in the past, Butters will need to be kept on a dry lot or wear a grazing muzzle when out on pasture to help manage her grass and calorie intake.Butters stands well for our vets and farrier and is a joy to be around. She enjoys her time spent in a stall (where we hang a slow-feed hay net) just as much as she enjoys her time outside. Wherever there is food, Butters is happy. While she gets along with both mares and geldings, we think itâs important to note that Butters is the head mare in all herds, and she carries this title with confidence. She would do best in a herd where she wouldnât need to fight to keep this title. Butters is the kind of mare that youâd want your children to grow up with. She would love to spend her days being groomed, loved, and of course, being fed her treats (in moderation, of course). Adoption fee: $400Height: 14.2hh
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About this Horse
Meet Butters! Butters is a sorrel Quarter Horse mare who is ready to find her forever home! She came to Longmeadow is 2021 and spent some time in routine quarantine. Once she was cleared, she was ready to be evaluated. Upon evaluation by our trainers, Butters showed symptoms of discomfort under saddle. After many thorough vet exams, she was diagnosed with kissing spine. Even just light pressure from a saddle causes her discomfort, so she is not a candidate for riding at this time. Despite this, she is a great companion horse to humans with a kind heart and a lot of love to give. If Butters is adopted out with the intention to be ridden, her adopter should know that the next step our vets recommended is to have a surgery to address her kissing spine. Butters has excellent ground manners and is gentle and safe enough for kids or inexperienced handlers to lead, groom, and bathe without concern. Her sweet and personable nature shines through in her little personality traits, like the soft nicker she offers when you walk past her stall. She is also a true connoisseur of snacks. Butters finds joy in every new treat, and her reaction sometimes includes a big smile (you horse people will know itâs the classic flehmen response, but we like to think sheâs showing us how happy she is). However, her love of food does require some management. Having foundered in the past, Butters will need to be kept on a dry lot or wear a grazing muzzle when out on pasture to help manage her grass and calorie intake.Butters stands well for our vets and farrier and is a joy to be around. She enjoys her time spent in a stall (where we hang a slow-feed hay net) just as much as she enjoys her time outside. Wherever there is food, Butters is happy. While she gets along with both mares and geldings, we think itâs important to note that Butters is the head mare in all herds, and she carries this title with confidence. She would do best in a herd where she wouldnât need to fight to keep this title. Butters is the kind of mare that youâd want your children to grow up with. She would love to spend her days being groomed, loved, and of course, being fed her treats (in moderation, of course). Adoption fee: $400Height: 14.2hh
