Support Healing

For People We Love

“Walk With Me while I tell you a story.”

“When he first came to the barn he had survived years of abuse. He had been kicked, hit, bruised, branded, and scarred. He had sometimes been denied shelter and medical care, he’d gone days without food or water, and hadn’t felt a kind touch in years. He had been called useless, worthless, and stupid, and did not know what love or compassion felt like. After years the feelings of shame, fear, pain, and loneliness turned to anger, and eventually he grew tired of being hurt, so he pushed back. Then he was labeled. Aggressive. Violent. Unmanageable. And those who were supposed to have nurtured him finally abandoned him.

But his story didn’t end there…

Today he is safe. Happy. Healthy. He has found compassion, acceptance, and purpose.

And now that you have heard a small piece of his story, can you tell me…is he horse, or human?

Our Mission

Ways You Can Help

Sponsor a horse

As little as $11 a day provides safety and housing for one of our rescued horses. We have 11 horse partners that work hard to help people heal. A monthly donation of $330 will pay for the basic needs of our equine therapy horses. The donation will provide hay, grain, pasture turnout, and supplements. $14 a day $450 a month will provide all the basic needs listed above plus yearly vaccines, fly spray, wormer, and farrier service (getting their hooves trimmed every 6-8 weeks). We would love to match you with one of our equine partners!

If you want to sponsor one of our horses, please contact us. You will receive a photo and a bio of the horse you choose. The first Sunday of the month, the barn will open for you to meet with your sponsored horse. Brush and care for your partner. Monthly updates can be emailed.

Thank you to the notable donor who would like to remain anonymous. Because of their willingness to sponsor Gwen, we can help participants weekly.

Thank you to the Wise family. Because of their willingness to sponsor Mogo, she can work hard. She especially loves to work with the neurodiverse group.

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