About

Adoptable Friends

Have you ever wanted to have a farm animal but didn’t have the space, time or money to do so? Consider a 1 year adoption of one of Transitions’ incredible animals for you or the animal lover or the hard to buy for person in your life!

At Transitions Equine Experience our #1 priority is our animals – this is why we run very limited experiences, with limited #’s of people and we do not operate like a petting zoo. We do not want our animals overfed, overstimulated and overworked – we balance their need for social interactions and our guests’ experience with them – with their need to have plenty of time to hang out with their friends and just chill in their safe spaces.

Animals, however, require care 7 days a week, 365 days a year including feeding, cleaning, vaccinations, grooming and specialized vet care for both good health and when an animal becomes ill or hurt. Giving the gift of Transitions Equine adoption helps provide the highest level of care for our animals even when costs of care and feeding continue to rise.

What is included with my adoption?

A certificate of adoption and info on the package chosen (sent by email)
A package on your specific animal which includes an image of your animal, personal details about them, their personality and details on the species (sent by email)
An update on your animal twice per year (sent via email)
A one hour meet and greet with your adopted animal (must be booked in advance)

The fine print on my adoption:

The adopter will be the individual named on the certificate and the adoption cannot be transferred or refunded
Adoption is for 1 year from the time of purchase and can be renewed if desired
Meet and Greet must be used within the adoption period
Adoption does not imply ownership of the animal
An animal may be adopted by more than one person
If your adopted animal is no longer available at the farm during your adoption period (ie death of the animal or other reason) you will be provided another animal and their package for the remainder of your adoption time

Lucky George

Lucky George is very lucky indeed. He was saved by two very fast kids and an OPP officer down in Norfolk county on September 7th, 2023 and we are lucky enough to be able to help! Georgie is very comfortable and quite the spoiled little piglet getting all the snuggles and love.

His tale is featured in a newspaper article with the Brantford Expositor

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Perry

Perry is grade horse from out west. He arrived with us here at Transitions with little background, a busted knee, and very underweight. His sweet disposition and willingness to please and learn has made him an EAL favorite. We are happy to be his forever home.

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NannyGoat

Nanny and her twins came to us from an auction. Nanny was considerably underweight and trying to keep her kids safe and warm, so we decided to bring her home and give her a comfortable and safe place to raise her twins and retire from breeding. She is the sweetest little goat.

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Veronica

Veronica is the sweetest old mare. Used heavily her whole life as a brood mare (breeding mare), she is now retired here on the farm and receiving endless love and affection in her new role as EAL teacher, at which she excels.

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ShrekThe Pygmy

Shrek came to us after a brush with almost becoming someone’s lunch, with his quirky personality and mischievous nature, he is usually the first to cause shenanigans on the farm (followed in a close second by the twins).

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Willow

Willow is our herd leader. Her small stature and fiery temper make her a comical force to be seen in the field. Even the big horses beware the screeching pony. When she isn’t being bossy, she loves a good quiet brush down.

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