CLOUD

Cloud Dancing was a surprise when Debra White, owner of Winslow Farm, came out one day and found this baby in the barn on June 11, 1999. Cloud is actually a mule and not a horse. Cloud’s mother is Stormy the horse and her father is Stardust the donkey. She is currently being trained for riding and has so far been a great success.

ECHO

Echo is a miniature horse, who along with Goldust, lived under the deck of a house. Because their owners failed to provide them with adequate shelter, they were removed and came to live at Winslow Farms. Echo and Goldust have a son named Forest Moon who was born at Winslow Farm. The family now happily live together.

FOREST

Forest Moon was born at Winslow Farm. Forest is the son of Echo and Goldust. He is also the father of Raven Moon. He is usually inseparable from his mother Echo but in the mornings he prefers the company of his father, Goldust. They run around the corral playing and will groom each other. Forest has inherited his dad’s mischeivous nature.

GOLDDUST

Golddust who lived under the deck of a house with Echo was hit by a truck (twice!) when the gate to his yard was left open. He received no medical attention until he and Echo were seized by the MSPCA and were then placed at Winslow Farm. He may be small but Goldust very much considers himself the man of the farm where the horses are concerned. He has a mischeivous character and enjoys playtime with both Spirit and his son, Forest.

LUNAR

Lunar is beautiful white and grey, 28 year old welsh connamara pony. She resided at a working stable. Lunar was no longer able to be ridden. She was worn out. Lunar needed a new home. There was no place for her at the stable if she was unable to work. Now living in retirement, Lunar enjoys the company of many different animals. She is particularly attached to Stormy. Lunar has happily become a special member of Winslow Farm.

RAVEN

Raven Moon is the daughter of Shep and Forest. She was born on April 19, 2003. She is the smallest of the miniature horses and as a result has acquired the nickname ‘Teaspoon’ by the volunteers. Raven has a gentle and sweet disposition.

SHEP

Shepard’s Moon came to Winslow Farm after enduring traumatizing abuse. Shep was beaten in the head with a board by her owner and is extremely fearful of people. She had a baby and it was taken away from her immediately. She had lived in five different homes in a matter of two months. Thankfully she eventually made it to Winslow Farm. She was able to finally fully enjoy motherhood with the birth of Raven Moon.

SHILOH

Shiloh is a retired show horse originally from upstate New York. He has had many homes and was harshly trained most of his life. Shiloh is claustrophobic because he rarely was let out of his stall. His owners wanted to keep him clean so he would appear spotless for when being shown. He was brought to live Winslow Farm when his boarding bills went unpaid by his former owners. He now happily is able to enjoy the outdoors whenever he wants.

SPIRIT

Spirit was labeled as a troublesome horse because he bucked all riders. To prevent him from being shipped from stable to stable and suffering possible abuse, he was brought to live at Winslow Farm. Both Debra White, the owner and other volunteers have been able to ride Spirit without any problems. He has become the heart-throb of the farm. All the lady horses love Spirit. Although Spirit and Goldust fought when Spirit first arrived, they are now great play mates.

STORMY

Stormy is a 19 year old Arab. She got her name because she was born during hurricane Gloria. Stormy has been at Winslow Farm since she was 5 years old. Debra White was given Stormy as a gift, and was the first horse at the farm when it opened. When Stormy was 13 years old she became pregnant with a mule, Cloud Dancing. That same year Stormy developed sand-colic. She was sent to Tufts University to receive a six hour long sand colic surgery. It took four years for her recovery.