REHOMING

Steps to Rehoming from The Horse Trust:
If you are interested in offering a home to one of our horses (please note ‘horse’ is used to include horses, ponies and donkeys) listed on this page, click on the horse to learn more about them and complete the short contact form available at the bottom of this page.
Your form will be assessed and if you might be able to offer a suitable home, you will be contacted and asked to enter into our Assessment Process. We will provide you at that stage with full details of the Assessment Process and copies of all the relevant documents.
You will be asked to complete a full Application Form and provided with a copy of our Assessment Agreement to consider. You will also be asked to provide specific consent to our processing special categories of personal data about you as part of our Assessment Process if you choose to proceed.
You will then be invited to meet the horse at The Horse Trust to see if you click and to demonstrate your ability with horses.
One of our team will carry out a home check where you intend to keep the horse. This is simply to check the site is suitable to meet the needs of the horse.
Our Veterinary Director can provide you with the relevant medical history of the horse and will ensure vaccinations and routine procedures are up to date before you take your horse home.
If you agree to take the horse on loan, you will be required to sign a Rehoming Agreement with us. You will also be asked to provide consent to us processing any special categories of data about you so we can monitor and support the rehoming. Provided you are happy to do so and that paperwork is completed, you can then take your horse home.
We carry out routine home checks on all our rehomed horses and offer advice and support by telephone for all our loanees.




Dobby is a 4 yo, 13.2hh, gelding who is looking for a home. Due to his poor start Dobby is showing some early signs of arthritis in his hocks and is looking for a home as a non-ridden companion.
Dobby is a delight to handle and is good to catch, lead and groom. He currently lives out in a mixed group 24/7, but is equally happy to part stable.
Dobby is a very social horse so he would be looking for a home where he would always have an equine companion. He loves to play and groom so horses of a similar age and height would be ideal.
If you would like to give Dobby a loving home to grow into a beautiful, mature pony, fill out the application below and we will be in touch!


Exciting news! A very special pony will soon be looking for her forever home. Rescued as a foal in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, she has overcome immense challenges and grown into a beautiful, spirited young pony. With a gentle nature and a story of resilience, she is now ready to find a loving home.
Seren is a 5yo, 12.1hh Mare who will soon be looking for an experienced home that can continue her education as a lead rein pony, with the potential to be a first ridden pony. Seren is good to handle and can sometimes be a little strong to lead. She is good to catch, lead and groom.
After initial training from the ground our trainers are now sitting on Seren and have started to take over the application of the aids from the handler. Over the next few weeks we are hoping to be able to begin working her independently of her handler.
Seren has initially shown great promise under saddle and we are hoping that she will find a loving home with someone that can continue her education.
Seren has a rehoming fee of £300.
Read more about Seren: https://horsetrust.org.uk/portfolio-item/seren/
If you think Seren could be the horse for you, please fill out the application form below.