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In Loving Memory

Arthur	Lucky	Freckles
Tonto Tonto came to Two Oaks in 2007 in a terrible state, but against all the odds pulled through and had 9 years of love and happiness at the sanctuary. Unfortunately, in 2016 (at the age of 26) he contracted an infection and laminitis and had to be put to sleep. Sorely missed.	Butty Butty contracted infections and crystals.The vets came out to tend to him but in the end he didn't pull through.	Melody Melody came to Two Oaks in March 2013. Sadly she suffered from a condition called COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease). Following a serious attack on Sunday, July, 7th 2013, brought on by the high pollen count and the heat, the difficult decision was made to let her go. Although Mel was only with us a short time she made a big impact and will never be forgotten. We have planted a rose in her memory.
Maggie Maggie was 42 years old and in the days leading up to her death she found it increasing difficult to get to her feet without help. We are proud to have been able to give Maggie a safe and loving home in the last few months of her life as we’ll all miss her cheeky feed room raids! We have planted cherry tree in her memory.	Galaxy Sadly, we lost Galaxy 2014 due to colic. He was in a lot of pain and even though he was young, we had to make the very hard decision to let him go.	Arthur

Rehomed

Once back to full health, we work hard to find our ponies new, loving homes where possible and have seen many go onto to have much brighter, happier futures

Chunky Chunky has gone to a new home, where he is being broken for riding.	Bobby Bobby was brought to Two Oaks as he was too much to handle. He was a lively character and loved to be cheeky. Bobby was strong when ridden, even by the best of riders, and definitely threw a few shapes! A local riding school decided to take him on.	Tippie Toes Tippie Toes was rescued from a large raid at a farm carried out due to welfare concerns. When she came to Two Oaks, her feet were in really bad condition, hence the name Tippie Toes. This was derived from her movement when walking on hard ground. Her hooves were cut back so short it made it very sore to walk. Tippie has now gone to a new home where she has had a successful attendance at shows.
Lola When Lola was brought to Two Oaks, she was slightly underweight but had problems with her hind quarters and back meaning she had no hind leg muscle and had to see a chiropractor. Lola has moved home to be exercised and trained to control cheeky habits she was picking up. Her future is bright as she is to be a show pony.	Bambie Bambie was one of the foals born at Two Oaks in 2013. She was taken to her new home as a foal to grow into a working pony.	Layla After Layla's leg injuries put her out of work, she found a new home where she can graze.
Cassie Cassie was in a very poor condition when she got to Two Oaks and despite being pregnant shewas severely underweight. Because of the way she was treated she was very scared of people, especially men. Cassie has now found a loving new home.	Rosie Years ago Rosie was a driver pony at Riding for the Disabled which she really enjoyed, but when she changed owners, unfortunately she was treated badly. When Rosie arrived at Two Oaks she was very nervous and liked to keep to herself. She gained confidence and found a new home.	Sandy Sandy found a new home and has since attended shows working with children. A big turn around for her.
Sunny Sunny is now a driving pony at his new home.	Furby Furby has now become a companion pony.

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