Demi is estimated to have been born in 2003 and was part of the gather in the Sand Wash Basin Herd Management Area in 2016. She appeared on the range in 2010 when the hay prices started skyrocketing, and due to the thorough herd documentation, it is strongly believed that she was a domestic horse turned out in the wild. She came to GEMS under weight, with horrible feet and teeth and needed attention. She was no stranger to the barn and came immediately into the stall when she arrived, like she knew that meant she’d get the special treatment she deserved. She has been living the good life ever since! Demi is part of our Retirement Herd and has special dietary needs and requires regular scheduled farrier and veterinary care.