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Sugar is a chestnut mare who is VERY green under saddle, but absolutely does NOT have a mean bone in her body. She definitely has more #whoa than go! She’s a smart, willing, and very kind mare and would be a fantastic partner for an intermediate rider and up.

Adoption Donation: $2000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Luna is approx. 13.2hh and trained under saddle. She had her refresher training earlier this year and is suitable for an intermediate-beginner aod up. She’s currently being used for lessons by our friends at Hidden Treasures Equine and has been a solid and gentle equine instructor.

Luna does have Cushings, so she’ll need a dry lot, a low sugar/starch diet (grass/hay) and daily Prascend. She’s sound and barefoot, and a well mannered girl for the vet and farrier. UTD on all cares (vaccines, Coggins, worming, farrier, dental).

Adoption Donation: $2000

Also Eligible for the Forever Foster Program.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Marly was one of hundreds of babies that flooded the auctions early 2023. This pretty little filly has gone through so much trauma in her short life. She’s likely to be stunted in her growth but is a sweet girl with undeniable spirit. She’s UTD on vaccines, worming, current Coggins, and has been microchipped. She does need training, so an experienced home is a must.

Adoption Donation $1000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Jermaine came to us as part of the original 6-pack rescued from auctions in 2023. He arrived fearful, traumatized, and sick. He’s gaining confidence and has become a secure and curious boy, working towards becoming an equine good citizen. UTD on vaccines, worming, Coggins, and microchipped. Experienced home required.

Adoption: Donation: $1000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Shadow came to us as an owner surrender. She was much-loved, but due to some lameness and financial limitations her owner could no longer keep her.

With some needed farrier care and exercise she’s moving well.

Adoption: Donation $2000

Also Eligible for the Forever Foster Program.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Griffin was an owner surrender due to financial hardship and owner’s riding level not suited to his needs. Hoof care fell behind and he will need some diagnostics to determine his riding suitability and training needs.

Adoption Donation: $2000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Esperanza had a hard working life as a camp rental pony. She spent many days being hauled back and forth for years on end and working very long days without a break. She's sound for light riding.

She does have Cushings and is on a half pill of Prascend daily. She has minor rotation from a previous bout of laminitis, but she's done great barefoot with diet management.

Adoption Donation: $900

Eligible for our Forever Foster Program.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Dolly is 37 inches tall. Following excessive long term hoof neglect, nonexistent grooming, zero veterinary care, and having been deprived of basic needs like shelter, clean water, and access to hay with sufficient dispersal- she came to GRG Ranch.

She has needed only minor maintenance. She's suffered chronic laminitis and requires a dry lot (grass/hay), regular trim (5 week cycle) and close weight management to stay sound.

Adoption Donation: $700

Eligible for our Forever Foster Program.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Itty Bitty Bette Midler is very healthy, sound, and has great feet. She needs to drop a few pounds- so a dry lot with diet management and exercise will be important. She stands well for the farrier, vet, leads, loads, and ties; and is overall just a good little girl.

Available for Adoption: $700

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Ziggy was adopted in October, but circumstances brought him back to us. Registered as Double M Pep, he is very good under saddle and is ready for a new home.

Available for Adoption: $2500

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Eclipse came to us as a transfer and has had a fantastic time settling in. He is now available for adoption! Experienced rider only.

Adoption Donation: $2000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

When she arrived, she had a very painful blind right eye that was removed to give her comfort. She does have a scar in the left eye, but she sees well and navigates without any troubles.

She’s sweet and quiet but doesn’t take any guff. She’s doing incredibly well with her handling and is an Equine Good Citizen. She will do best with someone capable of continuing her handling and training to keep her from getting bored. She’s healthy and sound and has good feet.

As with most mini horses, a dry lot or careful diet management would be best for her.

Adoption Donation: $700

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Nicole is little David’s momma and has handled the weaning process beautifully. She is a very quiet girl, incredibly gentle and sweet, and can tend to be pushed around a bit by the spicier mini horses.

She’s doing incredibly well with her handling, and has also been dubbed an Equine Good Citizen. Nicole will do best with someone capable of continuing her handling and training, and who has a quiet and soft approach. A home with small kids might be too much for this pretty little girl right now- but perhaps down the road, once she’s more confident and secure, that could be in her cards. She is an easy keeper, healthy and sound, and has good feet.

Like most mini horses- a dry lot or careful diet management will be best to keep her healthy and sound.

Adoption Donation: $700

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Annie Oakley is originally from the same Carlton County humane case that brought us Miss Vicki and Lil Rita. She’s a beautiful and kind sorrel, and she has come a VERY long way from where she began.

Adoption donation: $1500

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Ozzy came to us as an owner surrender. Much loved by his family, they were sadly another victim of unscrupulous brokers. Fearful he’d end up back in an auction and not wanting to sell him to the horse flipper they bought him from- they reached out to us for help.

Adoption donation: $2000

Also Eligible for the Forever Foster Program.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Recently renamed Demi Moore, she was an owner surrender who was very much loved, but her elderly owner was no longer able to care for her.

She is sane, sound, barefoot, and healthy. She is well trained and seasoned under saddle. She will be undergoing a refresher, and slimming down a bit, before her next chapter.

Adoption donation: $1500

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Santana is trained under saddle and doing beautifully with a bit of refresher riding. His feet needed some attention when he first arrived, and he needed to lose about 200 pounds.

Diet management is a must for him. He has all the hallmarks of insulin dysregulation that's so common in gaited breeds, so in order for him to thrive - we need to eliminate those sugars and starches wherever possible.

Today he’s feeling and moving much better and is ready for the next chapter in his life, where he’ll make a fantastic and fancy riding partner for someone.

Adoption donation: $3000

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

David Hasselhoff (pronounced "Hassel-hoof") is an adorable tri colored pinto yearling. David is out of Nicole Eggert and the remarkable young man, Lt Dan, who is under the care of Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue Foundation.

Adoption donation: $800

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Freddie arrived at GRG Ranch in March 2024 (just shy of 1 year old) after his owners picked him up at an AQHA auction and noticed issues with his vision. A visit to the vet yielded a diagnosis that his pupils won’t dilate. His owners wouldn’t be able to give him what he needed.

He’s such a sweet boy!

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us at grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

After receiving a call for help from the Sibley County Sheriff’s office, Eddie came to GRG Ranch extremely emaciated (BSC 1.5/9). His feet have been neglected for years and it’s been some time since he’s had a float. One of his eyes needed to be removed.

We carefully planned his diet to avoid refeeding syndrome, and he had many visits for the farrier and vet. Today he’s doing great! He even starred in a demo at the Minnesota Horse Expo.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us at grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Barbie came to us as a surrender with friends (Buddy and Duchess). Their owner passed away six years ago and while they’ve been fed, farrier and vet visits have been non-existent.

Barbie is in a wonderful foster home where she’s getting all the care she needs until we match her up with an adopter.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Buddy came to us as a surrender with friends (Duchess and Barbie). Their owner passed away six years ago and while they’ve been fed, farrier and vet visits have been non-existent.

Buddy is in a wonderful foster home where he’s getting all the care he needs until we match him up with an adopter.

Interested in adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Where to start - this sweet boy was emaciated when he first came to GRG. A body condition score (BCS) of 2/9. Weighing in at 604 pounds, this poor little man was about 350 pounds underweight. His feet weren’t horribly long, but the thrush was awful, he was crawling with lice, and he was in urgent need of dental care.

Today he is healthy and shiny and feeling so much better!

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Twister was born blind, and his eyes couldn’t be saved. He was deeply loved and cared for, but his family needed and sought out assistance to set up this special guy for a long, happy life. More about Twister’s past.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Oates came to GRG Ranch Horse Rescue with his friend, Hall from a case of severe neglect. He had incredibly long feet, his hair matted with burrs, and he needed deworming, vaccines, dental care—the works.

His teeth had sharp points and hooks, causing ulcers in his mouth, and that was all taken care of with his dental float. He needed about five inches trimmed off his feet.

Since getting his care back on track and with daily pain management, he’s recovering beautifully and can live a comfortable, happy life as a wonderful pasture potato (or, dry lot potato).

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Bing was born unexpectedly in February 2025 and GRG Ranch Horse Rescue was called in for help.

His ears were frostbitten and he some special care, including a heated stall, plasma infusion, antibiotics, and a plan for his future, as his mama’s owner hadn’t planned on having a tiny foal.

In no time he and his mama were tucked in at a wonderful foster home and Bing began to thrive, learn how to lead, have his feet handled and other essential skills. His future is bright!

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Keeper was surrendered by family members (along with Mary and Jack) when his owner passed away.

His feet were in need of some care and overall, he needed some weight and diet management. He’s thriving in a wonderful foster home and will make someone a lovely equine partner.

Interested in adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Jack came to us as a family surrender after his owner passed away (with Mary and Keeper). He was in need of some attention to his feet and diet and weight management but otherwise he’s in pretty good shape.

He’s thriving in a wonderful foster home and will make someone a lovely equine partner.

Interested in adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Mary was surrendered by family after her owner passed away. She came to us in need of attention to her feet, diet & weight management but is otherwise in good shape.

She’s thriving in a wonderful foster home and will make someone a lovely equine partner.

Interested in adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Ash is a lovely Spanish mustang who has been well-handled and cared for her entire life. She came to GRG Ranch Horse Rescue because she has chronic uveitis (moon blindness). Her owner - partially paralyzed, fighting cancer, on a fixed income - needed help.

She knew horses with vision impairment - potential or otherwise - were difficult to place, to say the least. She reached out to nearby blind horse Sanctuary, LES Haven Ranch. Sadly, they didn't have the available space. But they knew they could reach out to their friends at GRG.

Ash is well mannered on the ground, and though she's not currently trained under saddle - she is very clever and learns quickly. She'll begin training under saddle, and we fully anticipate a full and happy life for her.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Ginger was one of the horses we took in from Pine County in April 2025.

Ginger, a beautiful chestnut mare, was most terrified of the group. Her entire lower abdomen (along with her cheeks and neck) was covered with what was at first thought to be hives - but turned out to be dropping scabs from repeatedly getting bitten by dogs. Though she was far too high anxiety for full handling an assessment right away, we suspect she's been taught the basics at some point in her life.

More about how she came to GRG:

Thanks to the efforts of Animal Humane Society agents and the Pine County Sheriff's Office, the lives of more than 100 animals have changed for the better. On April 9th, we were asked to partner with AHS agent Amanda Oquist, as well as with other AHS staff and local law enforcement, to assist in the removal of 2 horses, 1 large pony, and 2 mini horses in Pine County, MN. Not only were they crawling with parasites both inside and out, with feet in dire need of hoof care - suffering the effects of a life on concrete, but these incredible souls survived on a property with no running water. Living with the constant and very real fear of dog attacks.

Ginger is in a wonderful foster home and doing well as we prepare her for a good life with a new family to love her.

Interested in adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

One of the TLC girls from a Pine County humane case in April 2025, Left Eye is a large pinto pony mare. She's the mama of yearling colt named Tough, who is with our friends at Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue Foundation. This pretty little girl is approximately 15 years old. She was loaded with parasites, inside and out, her feet were in awful shape, and she was terrified. She’s doing much better already and will continue to get all the care and rehabilitation she needs.

More about how she came to GRG:

Thanks to the efforts of Animal Humane Society agents and the Pine County Sheriff's Office, the lives of more than 100 animals have changed for the better. On April 9th, we were asked to partner with AHS agent Amanda Oquist, as well as with other AHS staff and local law enforcement, to assist in the removal of 2 horses, 1 large pony, and 2 mini horses in Pine County, MN. Not only were they crawling with parasites both inside and out, with feet in dire need of hoof care - suffering the effects of a life on concrete, but these incredible souls survived on a property with no running water. Living with the constant and very real fear of dog attacks.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

T-Boz (one of the TLC girls) is a sweet little Appaloosa mini mare, born around 2008, who was one of five horses who came to us from a Pine County humane case in April 2025. Remarkably physically unscathed, her lingering fear is apparent. A very sweet girl, she had the remnants of a banded braid that remained in her mane from a previous life in which she was cared for.

More about how she came to GRG:

Thanks to the efforts of Animal Humane Society agents and the Pine County Sheriff's Office, the lives of more than 100 animals have changed for the better. On April 9th, we were asked to partner with AHS agent Amanda Oquist, as well as with other AHS staff and local law enforcement, to assist in the removal of 2 horses, 1 large pony, and 2 mini horses in Pine County, MN. Not only were they crawling with parasites both inside and out, with feet in dire need of hoof care - suffering the effects of a life on concrete, but these incredible souls survived on a property with no running water. Living with the constant and very real fear of dog attacks.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Chilli is sweet little black mini mare whose body bears the evidence of multiple dog attacks in growing severity. One of the girls named after TLC, she came from a humane case in Pine County in April, 2025 with several puncture wounds and at least one tooth abscess. She was started on antibiotics and low dose pain management as soon as she arrived at the rescue. This sweet girl is well mannered and kind, in spite of all she's endured.

More about how she came to GRG:

Thanks to the efforts of Animal Humane Society agents and the Pine County Sheriff's Office, the lives of more than 100 animals have changed for the better. On April 9th, we were asked to partner with AHS agent Amanda Oquist, as well as with other AHS staff and local law enforcement, to assist in the removal of 2 horses, 1 large pony, and 2 mini horses in Pine County, MN. Not only were they crawling with parasites both inside and out, with feet in dire need of hoof care - suffering the effects of a life on concrete, but these incredible souls survived on a property with no running water. Living with the constant and very real fear of dog attacks.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com

Xena is such a pretty and spirited girl. Smart and a quick learner, she wants nothing more than to make you happy, in spite of everything she's been through. She’s one of the horses we took in from Pine County in April 2025.

More about how she came to GRG:

Thanks to the efforts of Animal Humane Society agents and the Pine County Sheriff's Office, the lives of more than 100 animals have changed for the better. On April 9th, we were asked to partner with AHS agent Amanda Oquist, as well as with other AHS staff and local law enforcement, to assist in the removal of 2 horses, 1 large pony, and 2 mini horses in Pine County, MN. Not only were they crawling with parasites both inside and out, with feet in dire need of hoof care - suffering the effects of a life on concrete, but these incredible souls survived on a property with no running water. Living with the constant and very real fear of dog attacks.

Interested in fostering or adopting? Contact us: grgranchhorserescue@gmail.com