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Lola & JuJu

Lola and JuJu were our first residents at Pandanwal, arriving in November of 2018. These little cuties arrived together from auction very, very sick. Lola had Potomac horse fever. She felt rotten and was miserable. We do not know her history, but based on how she behaved when she got here, it is safe to say that she was not treated very nicely. She is estimated to be in her late teens, perhaps early 20s. Lola has come a long way. She is healthy and happy and some times enjoys visitors.

Jubilee (JuJu) was also very sick, but with a bacteria commonly found in cows. It was challenging for our vet to diagnose her condition and cultures had to be sent to Cornell University. Thankfully, once diagnosed, a direct treatment plan had JuJu on the path to a full recovery. When she came to us, JuJu had registration from the American Miniature Horse Association. We knew who she was and were able to track down her former owners. Her last owner was devastated to hear that JuJu was sold at auction. The former owner had given 4 of her miniature horses to a man just weeks before who promised to find them a good home with children. Thankfully, Jubilee is safe at Pandanwal. She is now 10 years old and is as sassy as she is adorable.

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Buster

Buster

In July of 2024, a friend reached out to us about a pony whose owner passed away. Our hearts sank. We felt terrible for the family and for the pony. To make matters worse, we were full, but we knew we had to help this little guy. We had to make room. We learned that...

Josephine

Josephine

Josephine arrived at Pandanwal in July of 2021 through our friends at Tri-State Equine Adoption and Rescue. She was surrendered, along with 17 other minis, by the State of Delaware from an elderly couple who could no longer properly care for their horses. Josephine is...

Bob

Bob

Bob, a white standard donkey, was confiscated by the Pennsylvania SPCA as part of a cruelty and neglect case. He came to Pandanwal in early 2021. Bob was kept in a stall 24 hours a day for most of his life. His feet were horribly over grown and slippered, and his coat...

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