Description
Enzo was rescued from a livestock auction in Texas. When Enzo first got here he immediately stood all day fence to fence with Bandit and Zuki. His appetite and overall mood was still low, until he met them. He picked at his hay and walked away. I moved his pile fence to fence with them, and he ate so happily and cleaned up his meals, then rested alongside the fence line, as close as he could be to them. He was so gentle with them from their very first encounter. We’ve been searching and praying for the right horse to join this duo, to be the eyes for our two blind horses. As soon as I saw how sweet and soft Enzo was with them (and every horse really), I knew he was meant to be with them.
He went to training and about a month in we went out to watch a session and say hello. It was very apparent to myself and his trainer in the way he carried himself that he was not happy under saddle. We tried to rule out pain and teeth issues , but there were none. Our trainer tried many different activities under saddle to see if he could find something that Enzo enjoyed. He simply did not enjoy any of it. He called me and told me he thought it best if Enzo came back home. I couldn’t be more grateful for an honest trainer who puts the horses happiness above all else. So! Enzo is back home, just being a horse and living his best life. He is available for adoption as a companion horse. When we first got him I worked with him and he loves Liberty work and/or clicker training. Every horse is different! We can’t expect them all to do and be the same. Enzo is happy and that’s what matters!