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Mystro (Available)
Mystro is a 6-year-old Tjalbert x Tsjerk gelding who suffered a stifle injury during a pasture accident when he was two years old. Due to his injury, he is pasture sound only and is seeking a home as a companion horse. He is sensitive to noise and requires an experienced home.
Ilsa (Available)
Ilsa is a 10-year-old mare that has spent the last year at Fenway in rehab, healing, and gaining strength.
She was diagnosed with Equine inflammatory Bowel Disease, but with the right care and management, her condition is stable, and she is happy.
Ilsa is looking forward to a fresh start with a family who will continue to give her the care, patience, and love she deserves.
Portraits by Tiffany
Portraits by Tiffany
Marcus (Resident)
Marcus was surrendered to us as a weanling foal soon after he was diagnosed with megaesophagus. Due to his health issues, Marcus is not adoptable and is part of our resident herd. He has played a pivotal role in our genetic research into the inheritance of megaesophagus in Friesian horses.
Marcus was raised at one of our satellite facilities with another megaesophagus foal, Martin (now sadly deceased), until he joined the herd at the Fenway Foundation in 2023. To learn more about Marcus & Martin, watch their story in the video below.
Adopted Horses
Whatever the reason, a Friesian Horse may need rescue. Whether the causes are economic, intervention by civil authorities, or abandonment, Friesian horses are entitled to be cared for and treated with the dignity deserving of their nobility.
Since the Fenway Foundation was created in 2010, we have placed more than 70 Friesian horses in loving, forever homes.
Asberry (Available)
This sweet girl is so gentle and loving; she deserves nothing short of amazing!
At 18 years old, she does have early-stage DSLD that is currently managed with a daily Equioxx and regular clipping of her hind feathers to prevent sores from developing. She is very well behaved when it comes to clipping her legs, or anything else you ask of her! Hand walking once a day is beneficial for her condition and to help maintain some muscle.
