A horse named "Twister" and a mini horse named "Tootsie Roll" are ready to be adopted at an area Humane Society.

If you are lucky enough to live on a farm or have access to land capable of housing horses have you ever thought about adding a couple of horses to your stable? If you think you or someone you know might be interested in adopting a couple of horses the folks at the Columbia-Greene Humane Society (CGHS) have listed two horses that are ready for adoption according to WTEN.

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Horses Ready for Adoption

If you love horses and want to make a difference for two that have been through an extremely tough time let us introduce you to two animals that will make your heart melt. Twister, a medium-sized bay roan quarter horse cross, that measures 14.3 hands tall. He's brown and approximately two to three years old...

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Here is Tootsie Roll...

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Tootsie Roll is a brown miniature horse approximately two to three years old. Tootsie Roll would need to be adopted by a "horse experienced" home due to some behavioral needs according to CGHS. Both horses have been Coggins tested and are currently available for adoption. If you or someone you know might be interested CGHS is asking everyone to fill out an adoption application online here.

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Both Twister and Tootsie Roll were part of a rescue that happened earlier this month in Catskill, New York when the New York State Police along with the Columbia-Greene Humane Society/Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arrested a man and charged him with cruelty to animals. WTEN reported the arrest on January 9th stating that 57-year-old Li Binghui, allegedly neglected numerous animals including a donkey and the two horses that are up for adoption. At the time of Binghui's arrest, the equines were underweight and dehydrated. All are now in good health according to CGHS.

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