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Hombre

Hombre is a 21-year-old Mustang gelding looking for his forever home. Since arriving at The Dorset Equine Rescue, we’ve taken things slowly, giving him the time he needed to settle in, decompress, a…

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Eve

Eve is officially available for adoption! She continues to impress all of us with how well she is doing in her training evaluation. She is a kind, easy mare who truly seems to appreciate having a job.…

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Wick

Wick is a charming 15-year-old Morgan gelding standing at approximately 14.3 hands. He is available as a companion horse and would make a wonderful addition to a peaceful herd.  Due to an ol…

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Stemma

Stemma is a very beautiful and sweet Thoroughbred mare who stands approximately 16 hands tall. She is 15 years old and has good ground manners, loves attention and is good for the veterinarian and fa…

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Success Stories

Cassidy

Cassidy was an unwanted small Welsh pony who arrived with us as a 13 year old in the winter of 2019. We quickly learned she was safe for kids and had a very sweet personality. Cassidy wasn’t with us…

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Holly

We rescued Holly from a kill-pen in the winter of 2019 as a four year old. We named Holly after our friend Holly who created a fundraiser for us to assist use with rescuing this mare. She wasn’t wit…

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Zipper

Zipper is available for adoption as a companion horse and is searching for his special person. He came to us a year and a half ago as an owner surrender after his owner passed away, who Zipper had bee…

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Sadie

Sadie came to us in 2018 through law enforcement due to a neglect case. She was just 4 years old and was a body score of 3. Her hooves had not been trimmed in a very long time, and quite possibly had…

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Montauk

Montauk arrived at The Dorset Equine Rescue in December of 2017 after his owner unexpectedly passed away. He quickly bonded with another horse that had already been with us for a couple of years named…

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Memphis

Memphis arrived with his mother Apache in the summer of 2017. They were both owner surrenders. Memphis was adopted in March of 2018 along with his buddy Nipster. We are thrilled that he and his buddy …

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Tess

Tess arrived with us in January of 2018 as a four year old. She and another horse, Sadie were part of a neglect case and were seized by law enforcement. They were both very underweight and neither had…

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Twister

Twister was a local owner surrender who arrived with us in the summer of 2017. He wasn’t with us long before he was adopted. He is now a companion to Barney (now known as Lovebug) who was adopte…

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Apache

Apache is a very beautiful and gentle horse who arrived with when she was  18 years old as an owner surrender in the summer of 2017 along with her colt Memphis. She gave birth to Memphis on a trailer…

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Foster

We rescued Foster when we outbid a kill buyer at an auction in the spring of 2017. We also outbid a kill buyer for another horse at the same auction who we named Sheila. They were named in memory of a…

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Maggie

Maggie arrived with us as a 6 year old with her son Nipster in the summer of 2017. They were both well cared for but were surrendered due to their owner having a serious illness. Maggie was adopted in…

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Nipster

Nipster was a two year old when he arrived with us along with his mother Maggie as owner surrenders. They arrived in the summer of 2017. Nipster has a kind personality and loves attention. He was adop…

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Sally and Lucy

Sally and Lucy are an adorable mother and daughter pair of miniature donkeys. Sally is the mother and is the lighter colored donkey. She is five years old and Lucy is two years old. They were a local …

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Turtle

Turtle was a local owner surrender who arrived with us in Spring of 2017. Even though he is blind in one eye, he was very trusting and was always willing to go out for a trail ride and be handled and …

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India (Indy)

India came to us as a scared and completely unhandled yearling filly who we saved from slaughter in February 2017. She had come into a kill pen with a group of 8 young horses. We only had room and fu…

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Orion

Orion is a beautiful 15.1 hand, 7 year old gelding who was slaughter-bound when rescued. He arrived with us in the winter of 2016/2017.  He has a young and lively personality. Orion has an old injury…

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Luna

Luna is a 16 year old beautiful flea bitten grey quarter horse mare. She has a very sweet personality and loves to stand to be groomed. She is good for the vet and Farrier and great with other horses.…

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Jaks

Jaks is a 10 year old appendix gelding who was owned by a kill buyer and about to ship to slaughter and we pulled him. He has been with us since August 2016. He was very underweight when he came to us…

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Ferdinand

Ferdinand is a thoroughbred gelding and arrived at DER in August of 2016 as a four year old. He had been raced several times and won a couple of races. When he stopped running as fast, he found himsel…

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Barney

Barney was one of four neglected stallions who arrived with us in March of 2016. They were a local owner surrender and very feral. We had them gelded right away and trimmed their feet long feet while …

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Fred

We rescued Fred along with three other mini’s from a local neglect situation in 2016. All four were stallions and had foundered. Their hooves were very long and they were very afraid of people d…

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Manning

Manning was rescued when he was 6 years old from shipped to slaughter back in December 2015.  He was very sick with pneumonia and very underweight when he arrived at DER. But after a few visits from …

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Jack

Jack (shown right) and his mother Ruby were rescued in the spring with the help of Spring Hill Horse Rescue. They were full and asked if we had room to take them. They were trapped inside an old campe…

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Duke

Duke (left) was rescued along with his sister Daisy. The photo taken at his rescue (below) was taken in the spring of 2012. You can see how skinny he was by the bones on his face, even showing through…

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Daisy

Daisy (left) first came to us with her brother Duke from a neglect case in the spring of 2012. The “after” photo was taken about 6 months later (August 2012). She has come such a long way! She was…

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Bella

Bella was rescued in the early Summer of 2015 because she was owned by a kill buyer and was scheduled for slaughter.  Ten years old at the time of rescue, Bella was adopted in the fall and is doing…

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Ollie

Ollie was rescued in the early Summer of 2015 because he was owned by a kill buyer and was scheduled for slaughter.  Three years old at the time of rescue, Ollie was adopted in the fall and is doing …

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Sarge

Sarge came to us in August 2014 from an auction in New York where he was bound for slaughter. He came to us very scared, due to him not having his full sight. After he was examined by the vet we learn…

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Coco

Coco was rescued in June of 2014 from a known kill-buyer in PA.  He is an 18 year old pony with a wonderfully sweet personality. He was adopted by a wonderful family in CT and is now called Spirit an…

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Walter

March 2015 Update – Walter (above left) found his new forever home in Massachusetts where he lives with his new equine friend Ace! It was very hard to say goodbye but we know his new owner Rebecca…

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Champ

Champ came to DER in 2014 as a ten year old when we rescued him from slaughter. He was adopted into a perfect home in NH in 2017 where he lives with his two horse buddies.  

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Lorelei

Lorelei came to us in June, 2014 from a known kill buyer in PA. She was very underweight, was missing a lot of hair, and was having trouble eating (pocketing her food in her cheeks). After a full vet…

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Rain

Rain was rescued in August of 2015 at an auction where we outbid a “kill buyer” for her to prevent her from shipping to Canada for slaughter. She was only at our rescue for four short mont…

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Pike

Pike and his friend Violet were rescued soon after they both lost their mothers due to severe neglect. Violet was just two months old and very scared. Pike, being just a few months older, looked after…

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Violet

We rescued Violet in August of 2014 when she was two months old from a local cruelty case. She tragically lost her mother due to severe neglect. She was at The Dorset Equine Rescue for two years and h…

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Lady

Lady has been with us for a couple of years and we are very excited that she was finally been adopted in the spring of 2018. Her best buddy Montauk is also getting adopted along with her. We couldn’…

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Ireland

Ireland came to us in the Spring of 2015 when she was three years old. She was in a kill pen and in danger of shipping to slaughter. Ireland was very ill when she came to us and clearly had an extreme…

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Dixie

We outbid a kill buyer for Dixie in the summer of 2015 so she wouldn’t ship to slaughter. When we’re at an auction trying to decide which horses to save, it can be a very tough decision wh…

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Buttercup

Buttercup is a sweet and beautiful 15-year-old buckskin mare who we purchased in August of 2015 from a known kill buyer. She was literally standing on a scale getting weighed after the auction, about …

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Nash

Nash came to the rescue in June of 2014 after he was seized by animal control due to neglect and severe malnutrition.  He was about 400 pounds underweight and we are still working to increase his wei…

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Ruby

Ruby and her foal Jack were rescued in the spring with the help of Spring Hill Horse Rescue. They were kept in a pop-up camper for nearly 6 months, completely neglected. Jack was just a new born when …

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Morgan

Morgan was rescued from shipping to slaughter from NY in the fall of 2014. She’s was adopted in the summer of 2016 and lives with her new mom in southern VT.

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Farmskins codes for the United States: Value and How to Claim

The Farmskins code BONUS gives you $1 in free balance and a 15% deposit bonus. Farmskins is a CS2 and CS:GO case-opening site where players open cases for a chance to receive skins. For players in the United States searching for farmskins codes, the useful distinction is that the free dollar lets eligible new users try the site without depositing, while the percentage adds balance only when you put money in. Check account eligibility and the displayed conditions before treating either part as available to you.

BONUS - free $1 balance and a 15% deposit bonus

What the current offer includes

The offer has two parts: a free $1 balance for eligible new users and an additional 15% on a qualifying deposit. These are site-balance rewards, not a promise of cash you can immediately withdraw. The dollar amount is straightforward, but what you can do with it depends on the promotion’s conditions.

For a simple example, a $10 qualifying deposit earns $1.50 in percentage credit. That produces $11.50 from the deposit and its reward, or $12.50 if the separate free dollar is also credited and remains unused. You still spend $10 of your own money.

The supplied offer details do not establish a minimum deposit, maximum reward, expiration date, or withdrawal requirement. Do not fill those gaps with assumptions. Exact terms can change, and the deposit screen shows the binding terms for the transaction you are about to make.

Treat the welcome dollar as a one-time benefit unless the displayed terms explicitly say otherwise. Likewise, do not assume that entering BONUS makes every future deposit eligible. Check whether the percentage applies to the deposit currently being prepared, rather than relying on a previously accepted code.

What United States players need to check first

Before depositing, confirm that Farmskins accepts accounts from the United States. A promo code being available does not establish that an account from your location is eligible to use the site. Account acceptance, promotional eligibility, and compliance with local rules are separate questions.

In the United States, gambling is regulated mainly at state level by gaming commissions and lottery agencies, alongside federal laws. Age requirements depend on the state and product: typically 21 for casinos and most sports betting, and 18 for some lotteries and other forms. Those general rules do not establish how Farmskins or case opening is treated where you live, so check your local requirements rather than assuming a single nationwide answer.

Money comparisons are simpler. The United States uses the US dollar, and Steam store currency is also USD. That makes the arithmetic here easy to follow, but Farmskins balance, the money you deposit, and the value of a skin are not automatically interchangeable. An extra dollar of site credit is not necessarily a dollar available to cash out.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are among the payment methods used in general United States online shopping. That is not confirmation that Farmskins accepts any of them. Check the deposit screen for methods actually offered to your account, the amount charged, and any displayed fees before paying.

The local Counter-Strike connection is well established: Cloud9 won the ELEAGUE Major in Boston in January 2018, becoming the first North American team to win a Counter-Strike Major. That competitive history is separate from paid case opening. Following a team or collecting skins does not make a random case result predictable. You can cross-check the details against some background reading before you decide.

How to enter BONUS without guessing

The code-entry location is the promo code page under the pay section. Use that route rather than putting the code into an unrelated field and hoping it applies. Read the confirmation before proceeding.

  1. Check account eligibility first. Confirm that Farmskins accepts United States accounts and that you meet the applicable age and local requirements. Resolve any uncertainty before adding money.
  2. Open the pay section. Find the promo code page there. The supported location is the pay area; specific button wording may differ.
  3. Enter BONUS exactly. Use the capital letters shown here and avoid adding spaces before or after the code. Submit it through the available redemption control.
  4. Read the response. Look for confirmation that the code was accepted and check which reward applies to your account. An entered code is not the same thing as a credited reward.
  5. Check the free balance separately. If you qualify for the welcome dollar, verify that it appears before deciding whether you want to deposit. A deposit is not needed for that part of the offer.
  6. Preview any deposit. Check the deposit amount, percentage credit, total balance, and displayed conditions. If the expected 15% is absent, stop and resolve that discrepancy before authorizing payment.

If redemption fails, repeatedly entering the same code does not tell you why. Check the message for eligibility or redemption restrictions, and use the site’s support if the explanation is unclear. Do not make a payment merely to test whether the reward will appear afterward.

What the extra balance is actually worth

The fairest comparison uses the same deposit with and without the code. Increasing your deposit to make the reward look larger defeats that comparison, because you are also increasing your own spending. Here are two worked examples, assuming the full 15% applies.

Example deposit Balance added without code 15% extra credit Deposit plus percentage credit Total including unused free $1
$10 $10.00 $1.50 $11.50 $12.50
$40 $40.00 $6.00 $46.00 $47.00

The final column assumes you qualify for both parts and have not spent the free dollar. It does not mean the welcome credit repeats with each deposit. The table also excludes any payment charges because none are established in the offer details.

On the $10 example, typing BONUS adds $1.50 to a deposit you already intended to make. Including the welcome credit gives you $2.50 more starting balance than the $10 deposit alone. That is useful extra credit for a small planned spend, but it does not guarantee a skin worth $12.50 or a profitable session.

On the $40 example, the percentage reward is $6, producing $46 from the deposit itself. The separate welcome dollar brings the total to $47 if it is still available. Compared with the $10 example, however, you have committed another $30 of your money to receive another $4.50 in percentage credit.

The practical answer is simple: the code is worth typing when you qualify, understand the conditions, and were already comfortable with the deposit amount. It is not a reason to move from a $10 budget to $40. A larger promotional balance can fund more case openings, but it does not make their outcomes certain or remove the chance of losing what you spend.

Mistakes to avoid before opening a case

The most common mistake is treating a balance reward as money already won. The promotion changes how much site credit you start with, not what any individual case will contain. Set your budget before considering the percentage, and keep that budget unchanged after seeing it.

A few checks prevent avoidable confusion:

  • Do not assume immediate withdrawal. The offer details do not establish whether promotional balance can be withdrawn or what conditions apply.
  • Do not count the free dollar twice. If you use it before depositing, it is no longer part of your remaining starting balance.
  • Do not confuse different promotions. Daily cases or other free-case offers may have their own conditions. They are not automatically included with BONUS.
  • Do not pay to fix an unclear redemption. Confirm the reward first rather than making a larger deposit in the hope that it activates.
  • Do not chase a disappointing result. The 15% calculation stays the same regardless of what happened in your last case.

This is an adults-only activity: 18+ at minimum, or the higher age required by the applicable rules. United States age thresholds vary by state and product, so an 18+ notice is not blanket permission to participate. Keep spending within a preset entertainment budget, not money needed for essentials.

If playing starts to feel difficult to control, stop rather than looking for another offer. In the United States, the National Council on Problem Gambling’s National Problem Gambling Helpline is available by call or text at 1-800-MY-RESET, or 1-800-697-3738, free and 24/7. Gamblers Anonymous also offers peer support groups.

FAQ

These are the key checks to make before redeeming the code or funding an account.

How old do I have to be to play on Farmskins from the United States?

Treat this as adults-only, with 18 as a minimum floor rather than automatic eligibility. United States requirements vary by state and product, with 21 typical for casinos and most sports betting; confirm Farmskins’ age rules and your local requirements before participating.

Can I withdraw the bonus straight away?

Do not assume so. The offer gives site balance, and the supplied details do not establish immediate withdrawal rights or withdrawal conditions. Read the applicable promotion and withdrawal terms before depositing.

Where exactly do I enter the code?

Enter BONUS on the promo code page under the pay section. Check the response to confirm acceptance and verify which reward has been applied to your account.

Where can I get help in the United States if playing stops being fun?

Call or text the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET, or 1-800-697-3738, for free, 24/7 help. The older 1-800-522-4700 number remains active, and Gamblers Anonymous offers peer support.

Do I need to make a deposit to get the bonus?

Eligible new users can receive the free $1 balance without depositing. The 15% portion requires a qualifying deposit, so check the binding terms on the deposit screen before paying.

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