Question about "lease" definitions

[gratefulknits]

I thought I'd throw this out there in case any of you know the answer.

I'm considering offering Pippin (CBER Spirrah) on a "free lease" if that's the right term. I'm looking for someone who wants to spend some time with horses but doesn't have the money to do a real lease or own, who might be interested in coming out a few times a week to play with her (ground work only) and do grooming, or just bonding stuff. She is getting pretty bored and with my work schedule lately I just haven't had time to spend with her as she deserves. She won't be rideable ( ), so I'm not looking for someone to turn her into a saddle horse for free, I'm just hoping to find someone who might like to spend time with her, no cost to them and no extra cost to me.

Would I call that a "free lease" or is there even a term for what I'm offering? mkgbuegel has offered to help me word my ad (thought I'd post on Craigslist) but I just didn't know what to even call this.

What do you guys think?

[agilitygal]

I wish I lived in CA! This is a great idea. I recently got up enough courage to send out a plea to the Spokane area SOS rescue folks asking if maybe I could come visit some of the rescue horses. It's been such a long time since I've touched a velvet nose, untangled a mane, watched a horse nibble on the grasses, took a walk, just hung out together. I have missed that all these years. I cannot afford a horse, but the desire never left. I think someone in your area will jump at this opportunity.

[beckybee]

We have people posting on CL here every few weeks looking for just such an opportunity. Of course most want to eventually ride, but if you're clear you shouldn't have a problem.

I probably wouldn't give the situation a specific definition, but would just post exactly what the situation is.