GOOGLE ADS
• Click here to download our Adoption Application form
• Click here to download our Foster Application form
Available to rehome:
5th August 2010
These two very sweet mares were rescued off the highway after their other friends ended up in a horrible car accident. They are both easy to work with and enjoy their scratch every night.
Please check back soon - we are constantly updating this section!
FOSTER CARE
We need foster parents to help us with young horses (so that we can make room for confiscated animals). Some of them just need to rest and relax for a couple of months before we can re-home them, some just need to be given a stable routine and good handling.
If you can offer the following:
- sound equine knowledge
- stabling and paddocks
- access to veterinarians
- TIME to spend with fostered horses
- the financial ability to feed and care for the horses
Click here to download our Fostership form
Available to foster:
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Our foster parents for the security horses confiscated continue to care for their charges-we could not have managed this case without them and we extend our grateful thanks to them. All of the foster homes are visited by Bobbie on a regular basis, and the horses look great!
We encourage our rehomers and foster parents to blog: Keep a record of their horses' lives and experiences on our website - please feel free to read through the stories and leave your comments! (Only signed up members are able to leave comments on the blogs)
REHOMING
While foster care is temporary, rehoming is permenant.
The Highveld Horse Care Unit (HHCU) sometimes has horses and ponies which are sound in mind and body and are of an age where they can be re-homed.
If you are in a position to give a horse or pony a permanent home, please follow the procedure below or contact the HHCU at (016) 362-3587
REHOMING PROCEDURE
Rehoming is a serious business and requires long-term commitment. The procedure is as follows:
1. Complete the prescribed application form below (applicants must be over 18 years old)
Anyone over 18 may make an application or an adult may apply on behalf of a minor on the form provided.
Click here to download our Rehoming agreement
2. The HHCU equines may not be used for commercial purposes and are therefore not placed in riding schools, pleasure resorts etc.
3. Applications will be kept on record at the HHCU for an average of six month period
VISITS
1. Subject to their suitability, the rehomer will be invited to the Highveld Farm to meet prospective equine and to ensure their compatibility.
2. Once placed, the HHCU will inspect the equine unannounced at regular intervals.
TRANSPORT
1. The rehomer will be required to meet the cost of transporting the equine to their premises and its return to the HHCU if applicable.
FEES AND COSTS
1. No fees are involved other than expenses incurred by the HHCU, i.e. in the rehabilitation of the equine, registration and administrative costs.
2. Whilst in their care, all costs relating to the equine are to be met by the rehomer
INSPECTIONS
1. The HHCU will inspect the equine unannounced at regular intervals.
2. The HHCU maintains the right to remove any equine found to be in ill health or mistreated or if any of the conditions of the adoption agreement is breached.
CONDITIONS
1. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY THE EQUINE BE SOLD, LOANED, REHOMED OR GIVEN TO ANY OTHER PARTY. IT REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF THE HIGHVELD HORSE CARE UNIT.
LEGAL CONTRACT
1. All rehomers will be required to sign an Equine Rehoming Policy, which sets out the terms and conditions of the rehoming.
