21 years-old | Rescued 24 March 2023

Buddy Cassidy came to us from a riding therapy center in FL after he could no longer be used in programming. In an earlier life, Buddy was a show pony for two little girls and lived in a polo club neighborhood. He is patient and kind, with a quiet nature that invites you to show him patience in return. He is close companions with Gracie and Norman.

24 years-old | Rescued 24 March 2023

Norman made the long trip north from FL alongside Buddy and Gracie. His cushings disease, anhidrosis, and laminitis, made it impossible to continue in the FL therapy program. While he was in the program, he overlapped with his mom biefly; Carly lived to be 38. Earlier in his life, Norman was a show pony, both driving and riding. His personality is as big as his hair!

26 years-old | Rescue 24 March 2023

Gracie worked as a riding therapy pony from age three to 24. She has given so much of herself serving those with special needs, our veterans, survivors, and many more. After decades service, Gracie made clear that her body was tired and it was time for a quieter life. In the serenity of our picturesque ranch, her love affair with Buddy Cassidy has only grown.

25 years-old | Rescued 28 April 2023

Shandi was one of our first owner surrender cases. She is an Arabian beauty queen who spent her whole life prior to RMR with the same owners on a farm upstate. Facing their own struggles of growing older, her previous owners were considering euthanasia. Family members contacted us and were able to place Shandi here, where she has found community and friendship with our herd.

22 years-old | Rescued 13 May 2023

Maxine is a rescue success story. Her case was particularly painful as the level of neglect was something we had never seen before. Maxine and her companion, Dottie, were found during a wellness check turned rescue mission. Months if not years of overgrown hoof took almost a year to correct and overcome. Now fully recovered, her disposition, soulful eyes, and expressive ears capture the hearts of everyone she meets.

10 years-old | Rescued 13 May 2023

When Dottie was found, she hadn’t seen the outdoors for what is believed to be years. Affectionately nicknamed ‘Turbo,’ Dottie is full of spunk and speed, and boy does she like to run. Don’t be fooled by her short stature, she is the loudest in the barn and the biggest flirt by a country mile. Maxine is Dottie’s biggest cheerleader and protector. We don’t know much about Dottie’s past, but it’s clear to us that she has some riding experience.

7 years-old | Rescued 14 October 2023

In 2020, Ticket was rescued as a foal alongside 21 other horses in a neglect/hoarding case. After a failed adoption, he found a forever home here that suits his needs. Don’t let his size fool you, Ticket is the baby of the bunch. He’s a stunning and friendly Thoroughbred that loves to nuzzle up for a head scratch and is easily excitable. Nicknamed ‘Mr. Congeniality,’ Ticket gets along with everybody, horse or human.

22 years-old | Retired 28 October 2023

Sailor is easily recognized for his memorizing blue eye, white lashes, and sail-shaped marking. His expression is largely dependent on which side you’re standing. He is a mild-tempered sweetheart that came to us from a riding therapy barn in Florida.

26 years-old | Retired 28 October 2023

Given his age and wisdom, Cherokee believes that he should receive everything first. He does so in a kind and persistent fashion. Almost always first to the paddock gate or first to be fed, he does it in a way that makes you want to give him the world.

13 years-old | Rescued 5 November 2023

Korai is a handsome Medicine Hat horse who was used by humans as a utility until his feet and arthritic joints couldn’t perform the way they used to. After he became unprofitable as a trail horse, he was abandoned. Korai is our largest resident at about 16.5 hands with the stubbornness of a mule.

16 years-old | Rescued 5 November 2023

Barcelona came to us from a dire situation. She was extremely timid, unkept, and scared of humans due to mistreatment in her past. We know very little about her history, although we do know she was a brood mare (female horse used for breeding) before she was abandoned. After months of working with her, our team has gained her trust and reignited her true personality.

2 years-old | Rescued 11 February 2025

Maverick arrived with four other horses after being rescued from a large-scale neglect case involving 30 equines. Among his group is a mare we've named Esmeralda, who is believed to be his mother. They have a heartwarming bond and are never apart. Maverick is the baby of the herd with a big heart and an even bigger personality—he brings joy to everyone who meets him. He may be small in size, but he is overflowing with charm and spirit, whether he's trotting around or seeking out attention with a gentle nudge.

17 years-old | Rescued 11 February 2025

Esme arrived at the rescue alongside her assumed colt and three others after being removed from a neglect case. She has shown herself to be a nurturing soul with a calm presence that brings a steady energy to the herd. Years of neglect haven't dimmed her capacity for trust, winning her over is often as simple as showing up with her favorite treats. Esme is a truly special mare, she carries herself with quiet dignity and a new found confidence to live her new life with her herd.

6 years-old | Rescued 11 February 2025

Fiona is the kind of pony who quietly steals your heart. This short and stout girl was one of the over 30 horses removed from a severe neglect case, she had been bounced from place to place, never given the chance to feel safe or settle in. She was deeply timid and unable to be touched when she arrived, but with time and patience she has begun learning to trust again. Fiona enjoys taking treats from our hand and the quiet company of someone sitting with her. Her kind eyes and soft face reflect both resilience and curiosity, she has finally found her forever home and forever herd.

3 years-old | Rescued 11 February 2025

Goose is one of the quieter survivors to arrive from a large-scale neglect case. Naturally reserved, he is slow to let his guard down with new people, but beneath that cautious exterior is a gentle heart. With patience and consistency, he is learning to enjoy soft pets and calm attention. Goose shares a paddock with his buddy and fellow survivor Arthur, their bond has helped them both gain confidence as they stir up a little good-natured trouble together.

3 years-old | Rescued 11 February 2025

Arthur is a golden boy in more ways than one. He came to us from the same neglect case as Goose, his current paddock mate and partner-in-crime. He is a cautious and strikingly handsome boy who is quick on his feet and tends to keep a safe distance until he feels confident. He has grown a fondness for food and soaks up calm attention and touches whilst being groomed. With more time, patience, and guidance, Arthur is showing signs of being a truly loyal and willing companion and partner.

8 years-old | Rescued 22 February 2024

Gary is a loving Boer goat that we rescued from a difficult neglect case in NJ involving a three-time offender.

2 years-old | Rescued 22 February 2024

Dexter is a spunky Alpine goat we rescued from the same neglect case as Gary. He loves to play fight with Gary and cozy up to your legs for a nice scratch between the horns.

1 year-old | Rescued 29 August 2023

We adopted Leroy from the Finger Lakes SPCA of CNY. Leroy, and his late brother Louis, were young barn cats that prefer a more feral life. You can find Leroy lounging in the hay pile or playing with the horses. He may be hard of hearing, but he’s very curious.

3 years-old | Rescued 27 March 2024

We adopted Gideon from Lollypop Farms’ Working Cat program, where he was rescued from a large hoarding case. Gideon is the bravest of the cat trio when it comes to human interaction and loves to cuddle with his brother Oliver.

5 years-old | Rescued 27 March 2024

We adopted Oliver from Lollypop Farms with his brother Gideon. They were the last two cats to be adopted out from the same hoarding case. We rarely see Oliver and often have to confirm his existence through cat cam footage. Occasionally, we’ll catch Oliver napping in the hay with his brothers!