Name:  Dory
Breed: 
Welsh Cobb X
Age: 
19 years
Gender: 
Mare
Color: 
Liver chestnut/white paint

Dory is a funny horse!  She is so interested in everything around her.  She loves to watch all the programs and kids from her pasture and will stand there for hours, just fascinated by what she sees!

Programs:
We are still working on where Dory will fit into our programs the best.  She’s smart, but it takes her awhile to learn new things.  She’s really cute and the kids will love her!  She’s also a good size for our smaller kids.  Her active brain will help her do well in adaptive riding, lessons and school groups.


Name:  Levi
Breed:  Paint cross
Age:  17 years
Gender:  Gelding
Color:  Bay paint

Programs:  Levi has become a very versatile horse and works in several programs.  He really enjoys being ridden and loves a good trail ride to relax!  

Levi was born on the farm on May 26, 2006 and started his career as a therapy horse at the age of 5 months.  He is a very calm, quiet, intelligent horse who loves to be near all people, but especially children. Several children in our hippo-therapy program ride him for physical healing. He has served kids with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down’s Syndrome and more.

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Name:  Indiana Jones
Breed:  Dutch Warmblood
Age:  15 years
Gender:  Gelding
Color:  Flea-Bitten Gray

Programs:  Riding lessons, school groups, hippotherapy, EAP

“Indy” came to us from the show jumping world, but he has been able to make the switch to therapy beautifully! Indy is a big, strong, fit horse who has especially been effective in his counseling work.  He gives himself without reserve to those who need his special brand of love.

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Name:  Pepsi
Breed:  Paint horse
Age:  17 years
Gender:  Mare
Color:  Black/White paint

Programs: Hippotherapy, School Groups, Riding lessons, EAP

Pepsi is an absolutely beautiful horse, inside and out.  She sometimes struggles with anxiety, which makes here very attractive to clients with the same issues.  She’s totally reliable with young kids for lessons or hippotherapy and she’s also a patient, loving horse with our clients with special needs.

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Name:   Pilot aka “Potato”
Breed:  Haflinger Cross
Age:  12 years
Gender:  Gelding
Color:  Palomino

Pilot came to us through another equine therapy program.  Our staff quickly nicknamed him Potato because…well, look at him, he looks like a big potato!

Programs:  Pilot is a quirky, funny horse.  He lost an eye to cancer a few years ago but has recovered well and doesn’t seem bothered by the loss at all.  He’s really fun to ride and he’s been great with our school groups.  He’s very versatile and should work well in several programs.

 

Name:   Sunny
Breed:  Quarter Horse Cross
Age:  18 years
Gender:  Mare
Color:  Chestnut

Sunny is a rescue horse that we received through Second Chance Rescue in Savannah.  She’s been through a tough time and at some point, lost an eye. She’s feisty and fun and has no idea she has a disability.

Programs:  So far, Sunny has proven herself to be a very useful horse.  She is working in our adaptive riding program with a  special needs client.  She’s also helpful in our school group program and seems to genuinely enjoy hanging out with people!

 

Name:  Ivy
Breed:  Miniature Horse
Age:  20 years
Gender:  Mare
Color:  Palomino

Programs:  School Groups, Camps, Groups, Counseling

Ivy is Iris’s daughter and shares a lot of her good qualities.  However, she has an extra spark that sets her apart.  Once full of fear of people, she now loves to play our group games and gives people a great experience when they come visit.  Awesome little horse with a big personality.

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Name:  Lance
Breed: 
Mini horse
Age: 
8 years
Gender: 
Gelding
Color: 
Palomino paint

Lance is a super cute little guy with a big personality. He got off to a good start in our programs this Spring, working with our school kids with disabilities.

Programs:
Lance is a very intelligent, personable horse who relates well to people.  We use him in school groups, and for counseling and group activities.   Even though he hasn’t been here long, he has fit right in and he’s proving to be a valuable member of our herd.