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OUR ANIMAL HEROES

Our furry and feathered animals are the true heroes in our program. Whether it’s a gentle nuzzle, a persistent meow, or the cheerful greeting from our flock of chickens, you’ll instantly feel the warmth and camaraderie that surrounds you. Get to know the animals here! 

Our Horses

Our horses are essential partners in our work. Carefully selected for their temperament and training, they help create powerful opportunities for growth, healing, and connection. We are deeply committed to the welfare of our horses, ensuring they receive excellent care throughout their working lives and into retirement.

Po Sum

Po Sum

Po Sum is a Quarter Horse who has been a therapy horse for more than 10 years at the farm. He is now mainly retired, participating in a few EAL sessions.

Hippy

Hippy was generously donated to our

program a few years ago. His sweet disposition and friendly nature are the reasons he excels in our EAL program, putting even the most nervous client at ease.

Sponsored by Patti Dirks, his former owner 

Ozzy, Rocky & Iggy

Muddy

Muddy

Muddy is a Quarter Horse who has been a therapy horse at our farm for more than 10 years. Before joining the farm, Muddy worked up in the mountains, clearing trails by dragging logs. He does TR, CE, EAL and SI therapies.

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Gus

Gus was donated to the program when the stable where he was living closed. Gus is a farm favorite with his sweet nature and does TR, CE, EAL and SI.

Ike

Horse Sponsorship 
Information 

If you are interested in sponsoring a horse or helping with their food or maintenance, click here for more information.

Key to Abbreviations

EAL - Equine Assisted Learning 

CE - Conductive Education 

TR - Therapeutic Riding/Adaptive Riding

​SI - Sensory Integration

Ike is a Missouri Foxtrotter. He was generously donated to our program in 2025, when his owner realized he needed a job. He quickly became a client favorite and volunteers clamor to braid his stunning mane and tail.

Therapy Cats

Therapy Chickens

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