A pony is searching for a stable home – after being left without an owner for six months.
Romy, a three-year-old cob, is looking to make a fresh start and staff at the Scottish SPCA believe she could become a “first-class” riding pony.
The brown and white beauty has been at charity’s rescue and rehoming centre in Drumoak since earlier this year, and is now ready to be paired up with a suitable owner.
Centre manager Graeme Innes said: “Romy is a great girl who sadly was underweight and lacking muscle when she arrived here.
“Thankfully, after a careful feeding plan and lots of tender loving care she is now fit and healthy and ready to start the next chapter of her life.
“Romy loves a pamper and being fussed over. She is very well behaved and has been so easy to work with.
“In time we believe Romy has the potential to develop into a first-class ridden pony.”
Prospective owners will need to have a knowledge of horses, as well as the time and patience to develop her training.
To find out more about Romy’s needs, call the centre on 03000 999 999 or pop in between 10am-4pm any day.
