
Petting Zoo & Field Trips
Rescued donkeys and mini-horses in a safe, supervised enclosure, with school partnerships that bring local children into ranch life for the first time. For many, it is their first time touching a horse.
Six programs, each designed so the ranch serves people who do not own a horse as much as people who do.

Rescued donkeys and mini-horses in a safe, supervised enclosure, with school partnerships that bring local children into ranch life for the first time. For many, it is their first time touching a horse.

Choosing the right horse, the right equipment, the right diet, and the right veterinarian. New owners learn daily care and handling before they carry the responsibility alone.

Structured recovery for horses coming back from injury: pain management, restored range of motion, controlled exercise, and regained strength, coordinated with the owner's veterinarian.

Guided rides onto the Stoney Point and Rocky Peak trails, giving people ranch experience and open country without owning a horse.

Western and English instruction from age five through adult, private and semi-private, from first seat to confident independent riding.

Clinics, open community days, rescue partnerships, and the traditional Day of the Horse each spring, hosted on site as public benefit.