Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1,000.00
Boomer is a bay roan Arab/Saddlebred cross. He has been part of a 7-horse herd located in the Wichita, KS area. Much beloved by their aging owners, their future welfare is paramount. As a result, the owners have reached out to request that Rainbow Meadows assist with rehoming,
Boomer was adopted in 2007 as 'un-touched' from Habitat for Horses in TX. Boomer had 30... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1,000.00
Bryck was reportedly purchased in Texas after the ice storm caused wide-spread devastation and herds needed to be reduced.
Bryck was purchased for use by a camp for horse back riding. He was not happy in that roll so Rainbow Meadows was asked to accept him into our herd. ... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1000.00
The daughter of a captured BLM Mustang, Celeste was born and spent the first 10 months in a pasture with no human interaction. Her dam, Rena, had been abandoned by her owner and left with no care, even as a life grew within her. Luckily, the green grasses and a nearby pond provided Rena with the nourishment she needed to bring the healthy filly to term. Because of her... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1000.00
Chloe was initially purchased from a Kansas kill pen after a breeder dumped a number of Arabian's. She was later surrendered to Rainbow Meadows by her new owner when health concerns made it difficult to provide care.
As a FIRST RESPONDER rescue, we provide safe refuge to horses and a sense of peace to the owners during difficult times when new homes need to be found.... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1000.00
D’Arcy arrived at Rainbow Meadows with Twiggy in 2013 as the result of an owner that was unprepared for the realities of horse ownership.
D’Arcy was not receiving the routine care needed, but she was allowed to dominate her owner and as she grew from a weanling to a full-sized mare, things became dangerous. Fortunately her owner began to realize that she was out of her league and knew... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1000.00
This tall, handsome Arabian gelding was on the short list for a trip to the Mexican slaughterhouse in August of 2008. Fortunately, the promise of a bright future was recognized in his kind eye and he was given a chance at life when Rainbow Meadows was contacted by Shooting Star Equine Rescue and Stables, Inc, near Topeka, Kansas, telling us that he only had one day before his fate would be... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1000.00 Emanon was part of a large number of "kill pen" horses, bailed by well-meaning individuals, from a facility in Colorado. Those who provided bail had NO ABILITY to offer homes, just money. He, along with over 70 others, were given to a Kansas facility claiming to "rehabilitate" said horses but instead they were either sold or sent on to another auction.Emanon was the "last horse... more
Administrative and Welllness Fee: $1500.00
Abandoned with her 2 offspring and pregnant with another, this mare gave her all to save the life of her babies. When seized by local authorities, Fallon was likely within days of death from starvation. Fortunately, after receiving appropriate wellness care and Thrive feed, Fallon recovered quickly. She gave birth to a healthy foal the following Spring and has been... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1500.00
Abandoned with her small herd, Fawn survived due to the care from her dam, Fallon. When seized by local authorities, Fawn only knew a life of starvation. Fortunately, after receiving appropriate wellness care and Thrive feed, Fawn recovered quickly.
Fawn served in a children's camp from 2018-2024, until the camp riding program closed.
She is a plesent and... more
Administrative and Wellness Fee: $1500.00
Abandoned with his small herd, Finn survived due to the care and milk from his dam, Fallon. When seized by local authorities, Finn only knew a life of starvation. Fortunately, after receiving appropriate wellness care and Thrive feed, Finn recovered quickly.
Finn served in a children's camp from 2018-2024, until the camp riding program closed.
He has grown into... more
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1 Totally laid back Dead quiet, not much forward desire. Good for a totally novice handler with someone with more experience guiding them. |
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2 Not in a big hurry Slightly more forward desire. Requires a beginner handler with some experience around horses. |
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3 Pretty chilled out Quiet, rarely offers to spook, horse wants to get along. Requires an advanced beginner handler. |
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4 Cool A bit more energetic, but sensible horse which does its job congenially. Requires an intermediate handler. |
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5 Friendly and Cooperative Forward and sensible but may spook on occasion. Requires an advanced intermediate handler who is alert to the horse. |
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6 Has An Opinion A bit spooky, tense or hard to work with. Requires an expert handler. |
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7 Opinionated Getting increasingly more spooky, tense or hard to work with. Requires an expert handler. |
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8 Really Opinionated Very edgy, tense or hard to work with. Requires an expert rider/handler. |
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9 Willing to Argue Horse checks out on a regular basis. Requires a professional handler. |
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10 Watch your back!!! Horse can be explosive at times. Requires a professional handler. |
