Registry Info

NPS maintains the Newfoundland Pony Registry under the Heritage Animals Act.

There are fees associated with Registration, DNA testing, Transfers and certain administrative activities (e.g. duplicate Certificates, registered name change, etc.). Please refer to the Current Fee Schedule.

Records pertaining to the Registry responsibility involve:

• Applications for Registration
• Registration Certificates
• Registered Newfoundland Pony Listings
• Unregistered Newfoundland Pony Listings (with DNA Test Results)
• Appendix Newfoundland Pony Listings (part Newfoundland Pony)
• DNA Test Applications
• DNA Test Reports
• Identification Photographs
• Record Updates
• Transfers of Ownership
• Export Permit Concurrence
• Evaluation of Requests to Castrate
• Annual Summariy of Breeding Population
• Annual Summary of Live Population

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• NPS assumes no responsibility for any transactions that may result from the 'Buy and Sell' advertisements or the 'Breeders List' contacts and takes no responsibility for the authenticity of any claim made by owners or breeders. Please contact the NPS Registrar for confirmation of registration status, ownership on file and pedigree information.
• NPS recommends when reviewing pony prices, consideration be given to the cost of transportation. If this is a inter provincial sale, etc., the shipping cost is usually significant.
• NPS recommends a veterinary check be done prior to sale.
• NPS recommends written agreements between parties re pony sales or gifts and recommends that payment be received in full by the seller prior to release of the pony to the purchaser.
• Please note that it is the seller's (or gift givers) responsibility to initiate the registration transfer. The Registration Certificate is in the owner's name. This certificate must be returned to the NPS Registrar along with the necessary transfer information and fee. A new certificate will be issued directly to the new owner and in their name. Proof of purchase may be required if the Newfoundland Pony Society records are not up-to-date regarding the present owner.
• Export permits are required for ponies leaving the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Please allow a minimum of two weeks processing time for the permit. Contact either the NPS Registrar or the Provincial Veterinarian's Office.
• NPS recommends that the proper vaccinations be administered and the time line required for maximum immunity be observed prior to transport. Please consult with your vet.
• Please read: Long Distance Equine Transport - Vital Considerations

Forms from the Newfoundland Pony Society are in PDF format. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader.

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