Tag Archives: Equine

Tack Sale

Add to your tack trunk and benefit horses in need! All sales directly benefit homeless horses at Lollypop Farm. Do you have gently used tack you would like to donate?

A Guide to Common Horse Gear and Seasonal Care

If you’ve ever walked past a pasture or visited a barn and found yourself wondering about the horse’s care, you’re not alone. Items such as boots and blankets serve a

Preparing Horses for Adoption at Lollypop Farm

At Lollypop Farm, every animal’s journey to a new home is important, including our equines. We often discuss length of stay, which refers to how long an animal is in

May Is Adopt-A-Horse Month!

Adoptable equine are putting their best hooves forward in hopes of finding a new home!

Top Horse Care Tips from Steven Stevens, Equine Manager

Meet our new Equine Manager at Lollypop Farm, Steven Stevens! Steven recently moved to New York from Texas, where he and his wife owned Stevens Natural Horsemanship. Steve has published

Finding Perfect Pastures for Murphy and Roxie

Are you on the market for a new pal? There are so many wonderful horses waiting for homes at Lollypop Farm! A number them are not rideable, but they still

Luna learns to love

Boy Scout Helps Horses Overcome Obstacles to Adoption

John Santowski, a member of Boy Scout Troop 167 in Pittsford, NY, first came to Lollypop Farm to help a fellow scout with an Eagle Scout project. During that time

Twiggy gets a second chance

When Twiggy’s family could no longer provide for her care, they knew they could count on Lollypop Farm.  And even though she was blind in one eye, we knew with

Equine Open House and Adoption Showcase

Horse lovers from all over the area came to Lollypop Farm to learn more about our growing equine program at our Equine Open House and Adoption Showcase. Horses like Pumpkin,

New arena means new life for rescue horses

Some people in the horse community believe that rescue horses at a shelter are inferior, but animal lovers like you have always known better. “There is an unhappy stigma that