If you’re a new volunteer or a visitor at the Missouri Forget-Me-Not Horse Rescue & Sanctuary and wondered, “What’s that horse’s name?”, the following is for you. Here, you’ll find help in identifying our horses. You’ll discover that nearly every horse can be readily identified by its color, pasture location, and/or distinguishing features.

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2026 Arrivals

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Photos of Beau and Misty are coming.

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2025 Arrivals

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Note:  An outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1) in Oklahoma, Texas and other states in late 2025 caused MFMN to virtually halt accepting new arrivals in order to protect our herd.

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2025 arrivals prior to March 23, 2025: Agape (adopted July 2025), Brownie, Diva (RIP August 2025), Gertrude (RIP March 2025), Langley, Lydia, Maple, Missy, Opie, Sasha, Tessa and Ruby (RIP January 2025).




Statistics as of October 11th
(unofficial and approximate)
Horses & mules photographed
121
Horses not yet photographed *
3
Minis photographed **
11
Donkeys (Jenson, and Sugar)
2
    Total
137

* Horses not yet photographed include: Beau, Misty, and Storm. 

** Abigail, Calypso, Goldie, Merci, Mucho Macho Man, Myrtie Mae, Opie, Poppy, Sage, Sunny and Sweetie.

The above statistics include MFMN horses that have been moved to foster homes since being photographed, as well as horses owned by others that are being boarded at MFMN.


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