FAQ'S
| Below is a list of frequently asked questions. Please take a moment to review them, as many of your questions will be answered here. If you do not see your question here, please email us on the "Contact Us" page, and we will be happy to answer your questions! |
Q~ I am interested in viewing a horse you have available, what's the next step?
A~ Please email us for an adoption application. You must be approved to adopt, and have paid the $25.00
application fee prior to coming to visit any horse.
Q~ What are the basic requirements for adopting an equine from JD Acres?
A~ You must have at least 3 references, 2 of which must be professional, i.e. vet, farrier, trainer, boarding
facility ect. You must not have been convicted of an animal cruelty crime. You must have horse safe fencing
with a shelter (can be run in, tree's ect).
Q~ Are the available horses "first come, first serve"?
A~ No. We will adopt an equine to the best matched home available. We reserve the right to deny any equine
to any applicant without an explanation (though we always try and provide one).
Q~How are your adoption fee's determined and are they negotiable?
A~ Our adoption fee's are based on the age, training, soundness, and maintenance issues. Thus a younger
horse with less training, or more physical or mental issues may be less than an older horse with less
limitations and more training. All horses will be current on vaccinations, dental care, deworming, and farrier
care prior to being adopted. In addition, all of our ride-able horses are evaluated under saddle by our trainer,
and will have additional training if required. Our adoption fee's are never negotiable.
Q~ I want to donate my equine, what do I do?
A~ Please contact us with the following information; age, breed, sex, height, training, health issues, training
issues, stabling requirements i.e needs stall, or can be in pasture with other horses, why you need to donate
your horse, and any other pertinent information. We will let you know if we can accept your equine and make
arrangements for him/her to be dropped off. We will also send you the paperwork that needs to be filled out.
Please be honest! We understand that donating your horse may be difficult, but we need to know everything
about your horse to make sure everyone involved is safe, including your horse. If you knowingly
misrepresent your equine and someone is injured directly due to your misrepresentation, you will be held
liable.
Q~ Is transportation available?
A~ Yes, transportation is available. If within Sacramento County, transportation is available for .90 per mile. If
outside of Sacramento county, email for a quote. We use a hauler.
A~ Please email us for an adoption application. You must be approved to adopt, and have paid the $25.00
application fee prior to coming to visit any horse.
Q~ What are the basic requirements for adopting an equine from JD Acres?
A~ You must have at least 3 references, 2 of which must be professional, i.e. vet, farrier, trainer, boarding
facility ect. You must not have been convicted of an animal cruelty crime. You must have horse safe fencing
with a shelter (can be run in, tree's ect).
Q~ Are the available horses "first come, first serve"?
A~ No. We will adopt an equine to the best matched home available. We reserve the right to deny any equine
to any applicant without an explanation (though we always try and provide one).
Q~How are your adoption fee's determined and are they negotiable?
A~ Our adoption fee's are based on the age, training, soundness, and maintenance issues. Thus a younger
horse with less training, or more physical or mental issues may be less than an older horse with less
limitations and more training. All horses will be current on vaccinations, dental care, deworming, and farrier
care prior to being adopted. In addition, all of our ride-able horses are evaluated under saddle by our trainer,
and will have additional training if required. Our adoption fee's are never negotiable.
Q~ I want to donate my equine, what do I do?
A~ Please contact us with the following information; age, breed, sex, height, training, health issues, training
issues, stabling requirements i.e needs stall, or can be in pasture with other horses, why you need to donate
your horse, and any other pertinent information. We will let you know if we can accept your equine and make
arrangements for him/her to be dropped off. We will also send you the paperwork that needs to be filled out.
Please be honest! We understand that donating your horse may be difficult, but we need to know everything
about your horse to make sure everyone involved is safe, including your horse. If you knowingly
misrepresent your equine and someone is injured directly due to your misrepresentation, you will be held
liable.
Q~ Is transportation available?
A~ Yes, transportation is available. If within Sacramento County, transportation is available for .90 per mile. If
outside of Sacramento county, email for a quote. We use a hauler.
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