Orphan Annie

Hi, Iv recently bought a Gypsy Cob filly. I don't know her date of birth but we guessed she is about 5 months old. When we first got her home she had no idea what a bucket was never mind the food in it, she also had no idea how to play, whereas the other filly on the field doesnt no when to stop . But since then we have been with her everyday, and she certainly knows what a bucket with food is now, no doubt about it!! She is slowly getting the hang of playing I catch her every now and again playing with the other filly. She has also learnt that if she comes to us she will get a good scratch and she LOVES it! We have only been able to scratch her for about 2 week. She has come so far since we 1st got her home! Im soo proud of her!

This is Annie...
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Awwww she is adorable and has the name as me so of course she will be awesome :)

Of Course lol.. She really smells at the moment tho because we got her out of a shed with about 5 other foals. But we'r just about able to get a headcollar on but until then she's going to have to smell lol.

Sounds like she is in a much better place now :)
Was she neglected??

She wasnt skinny or anything she's always been a chucky monkey but I don't think she was ever treated for anything, worms etc. but she's worm free now. The previous owner just put them in a shed and left them with piles of hay. She was basically a wild foal when I got her. I think they took her off her mum too soon aswell but I don't know for sure. But it doesnt matter now because she's got someone who loves her. :)

Annie being scratch

Awww to cute

Thats good, especially since the other filly is so freindly, it's a monkey see, monkey do thing with horses, so she will learn to love humans in no time =)

She's going to be a looker! : )

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