The first step in adopting an animal from us is to fill out a pre-adoption application and come for a tour of the Farm. General Farm tours are done every Sunday at 2:30pm. We will not adopt you a horse sight unseen. We do our best to assure a good match for both you and the horse/animal. So we ask that you first sponsor (sponsorship to adopt generally is not available for Premarins) or foster to adopt a horse first if you have other horses at home. We request that you come and spend time volunteering/working with an animal prior to adopting them. Most premarins are pre-adopted in order to be able to save them from unfortunate circumstances, as we do not have the funds to save a trailer load. If you are an experienced horse person, and would like to take the horse home for a trial period, we offer a Foster Program. We may also want to make a site visit prior to your adopting. Co-ownership is only done with special horses staying at the farm indefinitely.

There is a general office fee of $200 to adopt a horse that has been surrendered to the Farm. Along with this fee, a predetermined, tax-deductible donation amount will be required which is computed by the amount we have invested into the animal and its abilities.

Total adoption fees vary greatly depending on the animals needs, cost of care, capabilities, breed, all to be determined by individual animals and circumstances. Total adoption fees for horses may be from $500 to $2500 which includes the $200 administration fee. Average horse adoption is $900.

Live and Let Live Farm adoptions are done at the discretion of the Executive Director and/or the Board of Directors, with the final deciding factor being that the animal has "clicked" with the humans that want to adopt him or her. Adoptions are “as is” situations and there may be health and/or behavioral issues that Live and Let Live Farm is not aware of with the animals. Adoption fees are nonrefundable. If an adoption does not work out or circumstances change that owners can no longer keep the adopted animal, the animal can be surrendered and returned to Live and Let Live Farm. Click to download pre-adoption application

• Elsbeata - a 14 year old, grey Thoroughbred mare. Presently companion horse only.
• Animated Feature - an 11 year old 15 +/- bay beautiful TB mare. She has been ridden in the past but has to be restarted.
• Apachee - a 16 year old, 15 plus hands, registered Appaloosa recently gelded and just learning to be socialized.
• Austin - a 12 year old, 15 hand chestnut gelding with a white strip, Appendix gelding. He needs a patient person that will take the time to build a great relationship and trust. Austin will reward them with a great and loyal friendship as a best friend.
• Bingo - a very handsome 14 year old chestnut, 16 - hand registered Thoroughbred gelding that has raced, currently under evaluation and rehabilitation
• Callie or Miss California - a 15 +/- hand, 9 year old paint mare. She has been ridden in the past and enjoys being ridden although not ridden much in the past year. She was ridden at the rescue with a halter and ropes and did great. Needs some ground work as not handled much in the past year.
• Chester - a12 year old, 14+/- hand gelding halflinger. He has been there and done it all but is now currently under rehabilitation for head shaking disorder.
• Coconut - a 10 year old, Gray Appaloosa X, 14 plus hand mare. She loves kids and has good ground manners. Loves to be loved, accepts the saddle and weight but not known to be trained for riding.
• Comanchee - a 21 year old, black and white, 13 +/- hand, Chincoteague pony gelding. He is a very friendly pony and is able to be ridden by children.
  
• Dallas - a 17 year old, 16 +/- hand, bay, Appendix Quarter horse gelding. Dallas is a beautiful boy and can be ridden by a light rider.
• Deputy - A 20 year old, 15 +/- hand, Appaloosa gelding. He is rideable and looking for his forever home.
• Evair - A 2 to 3 year old, Belgian Draft mare, not yet able to ride. She now leads, just had dental work and is up to date on coggins and shots.
• Fortune Cookie - a 21 year old 15+/- hand TB chestnut mare with a white star and 1 white sock. She needs to have ground work and build a trust relationship. She will make someone a great horse.
• Frosty - a new 17 year old registered, 15 +/- hand Chestnut with flax mane and frosted coloring Missouri Fox Trotter mare
• Furby - a 15 year old chestnut thoroughbred gelding, 15 plus hands. Good natured, likes people. He has been doing some hunter and ring work. Must be a good rider to trail ride with Furby as he has done trials but needs a confident rider for trail riding.
• Ginger - a 10 year old Arabian chestnut mare. Sweet, beautiful and great confirmation but not yet trained to ride.
• Judy's Girl - 16.2 hand, chestnut, Saddlebred mare in her late teens. She is currently undergoing rehabilitation to bring her back to good health and a normal weight.
  
• Lady Luck - a 15 hand, 22 year old QH type chestnut mare with a star. She is great on the ground and loves to be loved, she gains trust quickly and is forward to ride. Lady rides only with a bitless bridle.
• Lady Serene - a 15 +/-hand, Lippit Morgan mare in her mid to late teens. She has a very old fashioned build and "type" look and move. She was abused at one time but has mostly been out to pasture for the past few years and is now coming along well with Horsemanship through feel and clicker training.
• LT - a 20 plus year old gelding, 15 plus hands, liver chestnut, Quarter horse with possibly some draft X. Friendly and has been ridden on trails.
• Maggie - a 6 year old, 13+/- hand , bay, Arab Welch pony Cross that has started ground work. She is sweet, cute and waiting for her ever home and child
• Ms. Lady - a 15 +/- hand, bay 20 year old Tennessee Walker Mare. She use to be ridden on trails and in parades but its been years so she must be restarted from the ground to work through her new home and life.
  
• Paris - a 20 year old, 15 +/- hand, Thoroughbred mare. She is a seal bay/black mare who has been ridden.
• Patch - a 33 year old, seal bay/black with a white stripe, 15 +/- hand, Connemara/Thoroughbred cross mare. Patch is . She is a sweet horse that should not be ridden but would make a wonderful companion horse.
• Pax - a 15 + hand, Bay, 12 year old QH appendix type, gelding. He is friendly, likes people and is great with farrier. He is trained to ride "to what extent is unknown at this time."
• "Peppy" Peppermint - a chestnut, 14+/- hand, Paint pony X has been ridden some but still has a lot to learn. Peppy loves attention and is very alert and smart.
• Princess - a 13 +/- hand, 12 year old buckskin mare. She use to show but now has a leg injury which requires rehabilitation.
• Sage - a 9 year old Bay, 14 plus hand, Anglo Arab, great on the ground with some professional training several years ago so must be started from scratch for riding. Great confirmation

• Angel - a 20 or so year old, 15 hand grey Arabian mare presently in rehabilitation for special hoof care. She and her new friend, Jacob, are inseparable pasture mates.
• Ayla - a 5 year old, 14 plus hand 3 color paint mare that is very sweet and gentle and is really great with kids. She has been started under saddle with accepting a rider but has lots to learn.
• Classy Girl - a 16 plus hand, 20 year old seal bay TB mare in rehabilitation
• Colby - a bay gelding seeking love and everyone's heart. His owners could no longer afford to buy food and care for him.
• Jack - a 20+ year old, sorrel colored draft mule currently being fostered.
• Reo - a 20 year old, 13 +/- hand, bay, POA Bay gelding pony. He is gentle, loves attention and is good with children.

Available for Sponsorships and in some instances Co-ownerships. These horses will live out their lives at our Farm. Any help you can give us sponsoring their care on an ongoing basis is greatly appreciated. Although these horses are lifetime residents of the farm, they are available for sponsorship for anyone wishing to help out with their care.

• Cherokee - a 16 year old, 11.2 hand tricolor Chincoteaque pony gelding, presently a foster companion
• Katie – a 23 year old, grey Pony of America (POA) mare.
• "Kieli of Innocents" - a premarin foal to stay with LLLF forever for all to share the joys with her as she grows.
• Mig – a 7 year old Paint mare who is ridable
• Ned the donkey - is in his teens and was surrendered to the farm with a horrific case of founder. When he first arrived, he could not walk. After extensive hoof care, Ned is now able to walk but has limited mobility. He is one of the official tour greeters at the farm and he is loved by everyone.
• Teddy Bear – a 7 year old Paint Miniature Horse gelding, presently fostered

We have renamed these horses, we have no information "what-so-ever" on them. We ask anyone that knows these horses to please contact Live and Let Live Farm Rescue as we would like to find out any information on them and we also would like the previous owners to know these horses are now in a safe place here with Live and Let Live Farm Rescue.

Beauty is an all Black Mare that is several hundred pounds underweight and seems depressed and is very wary and untrustworthy of humans. She is approx. 16 hands.

Fluffer Nut is a 10 plus hand white pony. He is very cute but also very untrustworthy of humans

Lolly Pop is a beautiful paint gelding, approx. 15 hands. He seems to like humans and is very sweet. His feet are in extremely poor conditions, had broken nails in his feet along with only one front shoe that may have been on him for about 10 months as the hoof was actually growing around the shoe and he is in alot of pain.

Nutmeg, is a nice looking horse, we were told is a Morab and is a bay mare, 15 plus hands. We were also told she is pregnant. She is untrustworthy of humans but tries really hard to still be friends and please.

Cinnamon is a nice looking chestnut mare, 14 plus hands and is settling in but also untrustworthy of humans.

These horses need vetting, hoof care and dental work along with a lot of patience and kind but secure handling.

We need your help.....donations are needed to help care for and feed these horses, and the many other horses that come to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue in need.

During these hard economic times, horse owners are having a difficult time making ends meet and providing for their horse's needs. Responsible owners realize their horses rely on them to care for their well being and so they are making very difficult and hard decisions to find good homes for their companions.

CLICK HERE to see a listing of horses needing homes

Update: Someone found Rusty on the website and gave him a loving home

These wonderful companions who have shared our lives at Live and Let Live Farm have been laid to rest, but will stay in our hearts and memories forever.