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Amy Hewson
From: Lida Mosovich <roan...@gmail.com>
To: WNY Equine Network <wnyequin...@googlegroups.com>
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2026 04:55:48 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Haflingers and a Quarter Horse Need Homes
Due to an owner's health challenges, three Haflingers and a Quarter Horse are looking for a home. Each horse has a video.
Megan is a 33-year-old Haflinger mare looking for a soft, loving home to enjoy her retirement years. She has been retired for several years after her time as a driving horse and is now happiest living a quiet, low-key life.
Megan is well-mannered for both the farrier and veterinarian. She does have a right rear hoof that angles inward and will need regular trimming every six weeks to keep her comfortable. She currently eats soaked senior feed along with timothy pellets and maintains well on this diet.
She has not had dental work (floating) in 5–6 years, so that will be an important next step for her future care.
Megan is very bonded to her daughter, Midge, and must be rehomed with her.
Megan walking forward and back
Midge is a 20-year-old Haflinger mare looking for a loving home where she can continue to thrive alongside her mother, Megan. She has lived with the same family her entire life and must be rehomed with Megan—their bond is strong, and staying together is essential for both of them.
Midge is currently the alpha in her four-horse herd and carries herself with confidence. She has experience being in parades and has been shown at various fairs, so she’s been exposed to different environments and activity.
While she has some background, Midge will need a knowledgeable and patient person willing to work with her as she learns (or refreshes) her driving skills. With the right guidance, she has great potential to continue enjoying light work or simply being a well-loved companion.
She is an easy keeper and does well on a simple diet of hay and mini horse feed.
Midge and Megan are in need of a new home where they can stay together and be cared for with kindness and consistency. Midge would do best with someone experienced who understands herd dynamics and can provide steady leadership.
Midge walking in a circle
Pocket is a 30-year-old registered Haflinger mare looking for a kind, quiet home to enjoy her golden years. She has been with the same family for the past 20 years and, due to her owner’s health challenges, is now in need of a new home.
Her registered name is Pocket of Dream KLCF, and she is out of Nick and Paige RWF.
Pocket is well-mannered for both the farrier and veterinarian, making her easy to handle for routine care. She is an easy keeper and does well on soaked senior feed.
She does have a slightly larger left rear leg, but it does not cause her any discomfort and has not impacted her day-to-day comfort.
Pocket is closely bonded with her Quarter Horse companion, Zip, and will need to be rehomed with him. Keeping them together will help ensure a smooth transition and continued emotional well-being.
Zip is a 27-year-old registered Quarter Horse gelding looking for a calm, caring home to enjoy his retirement years. He has been with the same family and, due to the owner’s health challenges, is now in need of a new home.
Zip comes from the well-known Obvious Conclusion bloodline and spent his years as a reliable trail horse. Now retired, he is happiest living a quiet, easygoing life.
He is an easy keeper and does well on soaked senior feed. Zip has had Lyme disease in the past but has been treated and shows no lasting effects. He is well-mannered for both the veterinarian and farrier, making him straightforward to care for.
Zip is closely bonded with his Haflinger companion, Pocket, and will need to be rehomed with her. He does not like to be alone, and having Pocket by his side helps him feel secure and settled.