MI ARTIC was bred, born, raced, and dumped for slaughter in Oklahoma. Right up until she was abandoned in the Kill Pen she had been used a racetrack "Pony Horse". Thanks to the generosity of Cheryl Dewland, and an awesome Team of boots-on-the-ground rescuers in Oklahoma, this fine Thoroughbred mare was saved from suffering a violent death in a Mexican slaughterhouse. At 16, she now lives at her forever home with Sherry Sons in Missouri.
COMETTE DE FLEUR is an elegant 21-year-old New York Bred who was raced, amished, and tossed for slaughter. Thanks to the kindness and generosity of our dear friend Sue Bishop, "FLEUR" was redeemed from the Kill Pen on November 28, 2017. Today, she frolics far from harm in a meadow with her BB. Fleur & BB were adopted together in 2020. They live together as cherished companions.
At Unbridled, we have a rich history of saving Thoroughbreds thoughtfully donated by breeders, owners, and trainers, as well as being a lifeline for those discarded into the slaughter pipeline. As we celebrate our 20th anniversary and transition from Unbridled Thoroughbred Foundation to Unbridled Sanctuary, we reaffirm our commitment to being a source of certainty for all equines in need.
The horses, donkeys, and mules we rescue often suffer from emotional, mental, and physical wounds. At Unbridled Sanctuary, we honor the timetable set by each equine for their recovery. With respect, time, and space, most will regain their health and dignity. When ready, our residents are placed in foster care, loving homes, or remain in Sanctuary at Unbridled.
Every year, we dedicate ourselves to protecting, rescuing, retraining, rehoming, and saving equines from the horrors of slaughter. Our new identity reflects our unwavering mission to provide a safe haven and a brighter future for all equines, regardless of breed. As we look ahead to the next 20 years and beyond, we remain steadfast in our commitment to being a beacon of hope and a source of lifelong care for every equine we have the privilege to serve.
ICWHATYOURLOOKINAT raced 72 times, earned over $42,000. As a 'second career' she became a "Polo Pony". After doing all that was asked of her with mallets and balls afoot she was chukked for slaughter. We redeemed her precious life on November 21, 2017. "IC" was adopted out for four years as a pleasure riding horse. When her adopter headed off to college IC returned to Unbridled.
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