Newfoundland Pony Sanctuary
About
Located on Change Island in central Newfoundland, the Newfoundland Pony Sanctuary is a non-profit dedicated to preserving the endangered Newfoundland Pony breed. Visitors consistently praise the spotless barn, the breathtaking island setting, and the obvious wellbeing of the ponies, who roam and graze with plenty of room. The team's contagious passion for the breed is a recurring theme in reviews, alongside the simple pleasures of signing the guest book and browsing the on-site merchandise. A heartfelt stop for travelers and conservation-minded riders alike.
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Contact & Location
Phone
(709) 884-6953Website
www.nlponysanctuary.orgOther Stables
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