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Rehoming

*Please note that rehoming will be closed from the 20th of December to the 6th of January. Within this time, we won’t be able to process any applications. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. For emergencies, please call our Welfare line on 01427 787369.

The Bransby Horses successful Perfect Partner rehoming scheme offers some of our equines the chance to enjoy life in a carefully selected loan home, whilst freeing up time and space at the charity for the rescue and rehabilitation of more animals in need of our help. Once we receive your Perfect Partner application form we will review your requirements to assess if we have a suitable match available. If we have a potential match for you we will be in touch to discuss next steps. Due to the number of applications we receive we will only contact you if we have a match although your application form will be kept on file. If you wish to opt out please confirm via email and we will remove you from our system. If a particular equine on the website catches your eye please mention this on your application form.

If you are seeking a ridden Perfect Partner please be aware that all our ridden equines are advertised on the website so please keep checking for new profiles. We no longer accept speculative application forms for ridden equines and any applications that are not for an advertised horse or pony will not be processed.

Please note if your farrier is not registered with the Farriers Registration Council and/or your equine dentist is not an equine specific Veterinary Surgeon or approved by BEVA (British Equine Veterinary Association) or a BAEDT (British Association of Equine Dental Technicians) Equine Dental Technician, we cannot process your application.

Applying

If you are thinking of finding your Perfect Partner, please ensure you have read all the rehoming information and our Terms and Conditions before submitting an application, following the instructions in the video below. Our Rehoming Agreement can be viewed here.

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