Tae
Height: 14.0 hh (est)
Weight: 950
DOB: 2015 (est)
Sex: Mare
Color/Breed: Blue Roan/Mustang
DNA: 1st Icelandic Horse,
2nd Shetland Pony,
3rd Galiceno
Adoption Fee: $750 (will increase with training)
Category: Ready for Training
Weight: 950
DOB: 2015 (est)
Sex: Mare
Color/Breed: Blue Roan/Mustang
DNA: 1st Icelandic Horse,
2nd Shetland Pony,
3rd Galiceno
Adoption Fee: $750 (will increase with training)
Category: Ready for Training
Tae's Story
AAE welcomed Tae and her days old filly, Maddie, from the DreamCatcher Wild Horse and Burro Sanctuary in May of 2018 in continued support their herd reduction efforts. Tae's maternal instincts had not kicked in. She was not allowing Maddie to nurse, though Maddie figured out if she nursed from behind Tae, mom wouldn't resist. Tae would bite her when she attempted to nurse from the side. These two needed some help.
Tae had minimal handling, so it was difficult to offer much assistance to Maddie, and it was difficult to watch. We tried using panels to hold mom, but the biting continued. Ultimately, Mom and Baby were separated for a couple hours. Thankfully, when reintroduced, Tae was much more accepting and willing to let Maddie nurse. Maternal instincts kicked in!
Tae and Maddie along with the other moms and foals were given several months to settle in, live in the presence of humans and other domesticated horses, and simply be horses.
Tae is a sweet and fairly mild-mannered mustang mare all of about three years old. She took some time to accept human touch, but once she did, she accepted a halter fairly easily. Tae has been haltered and handled some, and she is willing and tries to understand. She needs more time socializing, and she is learning to trust. She is a smart girl with a lot of try. She's still a work in progress.
Tae is current with hoof and dental care, vaccines, and deworming.
Tae is currently at the Monty Roberts International Learning Center as a part of the Advanced Course for Horsemanship.
Tae had minimal handling, so it was difficult to offer much assistance to Maddie, and it was difficult to watch. We tried using panels to hold mom, but the biting continued. Ultimately, Mom and Baby were separated for a couple hours. Thankfully, when reintroduced, Tae was much more accepting and willing to let Maddie nurse. Maternal instincts kicked in!
Tae and Maddie along with the other moms and foals were given several months to settle in, live in the presence of humans and other domesticated horses, and simply be horses.
Tae is a sweet and fairly mild-mannered mustang mare all of about three years old. She took some time to accept human touch, but once she did, she accepted a halter fairly easily. Tae has been haltered and handled some, and she is willing and tries to understand. She needs more time socializing, and she is learning to trust. She is a smart girl with a lot of try. She's still a work in progress.
Tae is current with hoof and dental care, vaccines, and deworming.
Tae is currently at the Monty Roberts International Learning Center as a part of the Advanced Course for Horsemanship.
