Paint Horse | Gelding

Banjo was one of the very first horses to call Blue Sky Acres home, and he’s been quietly holding down the fort ever since. Now in his 20s, Banjo may not be the most outgoing member of the herd—but for those who take the time to earn his trust, he’s a treasure.

He has a calm, steady presence and prefers peaceful one-on-one moments over big crowds. Banjo absolutely loves a good grooming session or a long scratch—especially if it comes with a little patience and a gentle hand.

Thank you to Banjo’s Sponsor:

Jessica Partain

American Miniature Horse | Mare

Peaches may be small in size, but she’s full of personality! This former mama came to us from a local barn where she lovingly raised several foals. Now retired from motherhood, Peaches brings her sweet (and sometimes sassy!) spirit to Blue Sky Acres.

She loves attention—when it’s her idea—and keeps everyone on their toes with her independent streak. Whether she's making kids laugh with her expressive ears or trotting around like she owns the place, Peaches reminds us that healing can come in small, spunky packages.

Thank you to Peach’s Sponsor:

Pat and Woody Bagley

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American Miniature Horse | Mare

Shadow is a gentle soul with a quiet strength. Rescued from an unknown past, this older girl has settled beautifully into life at Blue Sky Acres. At around 25 years old, she carries herself with the kind of grace and calm that only comes with time—and her sweet nature quickly wins over anyone who spends time with her.

One of Shadow’s most endearing features is a little growth in her ear that gives her a slightly quirky look, but we think it only adds to her charm. She’s a favorite among our visitors who need a soft place to land, and her calm presence brings peace wherever she goes.

Thank you to Shadows sponsors:

The Kieffer Family

Pat and Woody Bagley

Quarter Horse | Gelding

When Dandy first arrived at Blue Sky Acres from Second Chances Equine Rescue, his story broke our hearts—he had been found locked in a stall and was nearly 400 pounds underweight. But true to his name, Dandy has made an incredible comeback.

With time, patience, and love, this older gentleman has regained both his strength and his trust. Today, he’s healthy, handsome, and known for his kind, steady spirit. Though he can still be a little cautious, Dandy has proven to be one of the sweetest and most polite horses on the farm—a quiet reminder of how healing happens when love is given freely.

Thank you to Dandy’s Sponsor:

Jack and Pat Shuman

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