Bright Futures Farm is a sanctuary for retired Thoroughbreds.  We find homes for many horses that have the potential for a new career as a trail horse or family pleasure mount.   Our focus is to save as many horses as we can before  they are faced with neglect or auction. 

We are always in need of foster homes.  When you foster a horse you help us save one more from harm.  Fostering expenses are tax-deductible.  If you have room, please ask us about our foster program.

OTHER ANIMALS AVAILABLE

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Bear.  Bear is approximately 10 weeks old (born approximately March 8, 2008).  We found him in our pasture huddled against a tree with most of the horses staring at him curiously.  He appears to be a Chow/Lab mix, but that is a guess.  He is currently about two feet long, and eight inches high.  He loves to play, thrives on attention and is very curious, but sometimes shy.  He would be a great puppy for a family.  He shows no signs of aggression at all.

Bear is available to adopt.  He needs a new home soon!  We love him, but puppies take a lot of time, and while he is getting a good amount of personal attention, he is not getting as  much individual attention here as I would like to give him. 

Adoption fee is  $140. That covers his three office visits and initial series of baby shots.   We do not take a placement fee on dogs and cats due to the cost to administer vaccines, spay and neuter.  However, donations are greatly appreciated as we are still covering the cost of food, litter and incidentals. 

Neuter will not be done until he is six months of age**. 

**Adopters are required to have puppies and kittens either spayed or neutered within one week of their six month birthday and provide Bright Futures Farm with a copy of the invoice within three business days of the surgery.  If you do not have the puppy or kitten spayed or neutered within one week of their six month birthday (we will send you a reminder), we will repossess the animal, have the surgery done, and place him/her into a new home.  Please understand...we are very strict on this matter as we would not have these animals if it weren't for irresponsible owners.  At six months of age, these babies will be physically able to reproduce, and we don't want any "accidents" occurring.