If we do not have the right fit for your family please contact us and we will help search for the perfect fit.

We work with other rescues in the area and would be happy to reach out to them to help you find the right fit for your family. Please reach out to us through our “contact” tab if you would like assistance.

Chief, Gelding

Spotted Saddle Horse

DOB October 1999

Age 25

Adoption Fee: Waived to approved adopter

Photo Taken: February 2nd, 2025

Chief’s owner passed away July 2024 and the family is selling the farm soon and has reached out to BAFR to help with finding him a home to live his life out at. Chief was seen by the vet October 2024 and has a current negative coggins, the vet said he was healthy, but wouldn’t hurt him to gain a few pounds. Chief was a rescue prior to coming to the farm and was broke to ride but hasn’t been ridden in 6+ years. Farrier trimmed his hooves January 2025. Chief is still located on the farm and is being taken care of by family while a home can be found.

The vet has recommended Chief stay with his pasture friend Chaco since they have been pasture mates their entire lives, so we are requiring they stay together. You must be able to adopt both horses and keep both horses. If you have to return one they both have to be returned.

If you believe you are a good fit for Chief please download our adoption application and email it back to us at Contact@boogiealongfarm.org

Must be able to provide transport or pay transport fee. Transport company must be approved by BAFR if you are not picking up in person.

Chaco, Gelding

Tennessee Walking Horse

DOB October 1997

Age 27

Adoption Fee: Waived to approved adopter

Photo Taken: February 2nd, 2025

Chaco’s owner passed away July 2024 and the family is selling the farm soon and has reached out to BAFR to help with finding him a home to live his life out at. Chaco was seen by the vet October 2024 and has a current negative coggins, the vet said he was healthy. Chaco was born on the farm, but was never broke to ride. Farrier trimmed his hooves January 2025. Chaco is still located on the farm and is being taken care of by family while a home can be found.

The vet has recommended Chaco stay with his pasture friend Chief since they have been pasture mates their entire lives, so we are requiring they stay together. You must be able to adopt both horses and keep both horses. If you have to return one they both have to be returned.

If you believe you are a good fit for Chaco please download our adoption application and email it back to us at contact@boogiealongfarm.org

Must be able to provide transport or pay transport fee. Transport company must be approved by BAFR if you are not picking up in person.