Adoption Application

Please note that our horses are not adopted out on a first come first serve basis.

If you are a good fit, someone will be in touch for a phone interview.

A meet and greet is done with potential adopters. A potential adopter will no longer be considered if they cannot meet in person.

A home check will be done so the team at Bozzy’s Mission can see where the horse will be staying.

This is only an adoption application. If approved there will be an adoption contract. Once above conditions are met, contract is signed and adoption fee has been received, you are free to take your baby home! * adoption fees vary on each horse.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

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Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Are you 19+ ( If not you need to have a parent or guardian to submit the application)

Are you adopting for yourself or for a child?

It's important to find a horse that fits your experience level. From Beginner to Advanced how experienced are you?

Which Equine are you interested in adopting?

What are you looking for in a horse? What are your expectations?

Do you currently have any other Equines? If so, please list their ages and if they are gelded.

Have you owned equines in the past? If yes and they are no longer with you, why?

Do you have access to a large animal veterinarian? Please list the name.

Do you have any other animals that may come in contact with your equines? If so, please list what kind.

How often do you spend time with your equines? and who is or will be responsible to for the day to day care?

What is your plan when you have to be away or gone for an extended amount of time, such as on holiday?

Is there anything else you would like to add to your application or would like us to know. If no, please continue on to the send button. Thank you for your application.

Will the horses be kept at home or boarded at a facility? if so what is the name of the boarding facility?

Will there be shelters, food and water accessible at all times? If not, please explain.

Are you willing to seek help for your rescued horse if the need should arise? example: training issues etc.

Adopting a horse or other equine can be a rewarding experience, however they can also cost a lot for vetting. Are you prepared and able to keep them up to date with regular vetting (deworming, vaccinations, teeth floating, etc) and keep them up to date with the farrier? Will you be able to provide for them in the case of an emergency, whether from illness, injury or old age?