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Meet Chanel

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Chanel is a beautiful 7-year-old mini mare with a gentle soul and a quiet charm. Standing at about 41.5″ tall. Though shy at first, Chanel has a sweet personality that shines once she gets to know you-especially if you have cookies! She’s recently discovered how delightful treats can be, and they’ve become the quickest way to her heart.

Don’t let her soft demeanor fool you-Chanel is the boss of her herd. She leads with quiet confidence, always watching out for the others while keeping things in line.

Chanel is up to date on vaccines, dental care, and hoof maintenance.

Location: Salmon Arm (in foster)
Adoption fee: $150
Questions? horseandfarm@spca.bc.ca

Please note that we require an adoption questionnaire to be filled out in order to be able to set up viewing appointments.

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  • Days in care: 44
  • Approximate age: 7 years old
  • Pet Type: Horse
  • Breed: Miniature Horse
  • Colour: Pinto
  • Weight: kg
  • Sex: Female
  • Animal ID: 608163
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