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Jasper Finds a New Home and a Girlfriend

Today, Jasper one of our Dartmoor ponies found a great new home with a gorgeous little mare for company. He was so excited at his new home and his new friend was loving the company. And the good news is that the home he has gone too may have room to squeeze in one more!!

We still have quite a few ponies looking for forever homes and we will soon be kicking off our next fundraiser for a new field

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