
Equine Surrender Policies
Under Texas Law
(Chapter 75 and 87 Civil Practice and Remedies Code)
an Equine Professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities
Owner Surrendered Horses
1. Surrendered horses are placed in homes at our discretion. Please keep in mind that once you surrender a horse, it is now property of Riversong Ranch Rescue.
2. Surrender forms are required for all surrendered equine, as well as a horse info sheet. A surrender form permanently releases all ownership and rights of the equine to Riversong Ranch Rescue.
Equine Surrender Requirements
Requirements for a horse surrendered:
If you are interested in surrendering a horse to Riversong Ranch Rescue,
please read the following carefully.
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There is a $400 surrender fee ($550 for studs), paid upon delivery.
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Owner must fill out an Information Sheet about said horse, with complete transparency of health and behavioral issues.
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The owner (person surrendering the horse) is responsible for transportation.
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Must be vaccinated and have a fresh negative coggins (with vet records)
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Must have health certificate from a veterinarian
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ALL known health concerns must be disclosed
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Must be sound!
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Must be halter broke (if over 1 year old)
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NO aggression to towards humans
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NO dangerous or life threatening vices, on ground or under saddle
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Must be able to be safely housed with other horses, without disease and/or severe aggression issues.
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Horse will be briefly evaluated (at RRR) to determine if the horse passes all requirements including but not limited to the requirements listed.
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Emaciated horses will be considered on a case by case basis, at our discretion.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
These policies are subject to change at any time.