Adam
Gelding
Born: 2000
Joined the Herd: 2009
Likes: Rolling in the mud
Dislikes: Getting the mud brushed off his body
Sponsored by: Patty & Sonny Keim
Blue
Gelding
Born: 1995
Joined the Herd: 2017
Likes: Spending as much time as possible outside
Dislikes: Being kept inside on a rainy day
Caramel
Gelding
Born: 1994
Joined the Herd: 2018
Likes: Hearing the treat bucket being opened
Dislikes: Watching another horse get a treat after hearing the treat bucket being opened
Sponsored by: Lea & Harlan Storey
Carbon
Gelding
Born: 1999
Joined the Herd: 2018
Likes: Grazing in the field on a warm, sunny day
Dislikes: Pesky flies on a warm, sunny day
Corey
Gelding
Born: 1996
Joined the Herd: 2018
Likes: Sticking his head out his stall window
Dislikes: When his stall window is closed
Sponsored by: Lea & Harlan Storey
Dakota
Gelding
Born: 2007
Joined the Herd: 2021
Likes: Horseplay with the big horses
Dislikes: Being reminded that he is not one of the big horses
Monty
Gelding
Born: 2005
Joined the herd: 2022
Likes: Getting scratches under his long, flowing mane
Dislikes: Being told “woah” when he is ready to go!
Moses
Gelding
Born: 2007
Joined the Herd: 2015
Likes: Galloping in the field with his best friend Adam
Dislikes: Bugs and snakes
Nudge
Gelding
Born: 2007
Joined the herd: 2022
Likes: Living up to his name and giving you a “nudge” on the shoulder
Dislikes: When someone brushes the ticklish spots on his body
Rose
Mare
Born: 2004
Joined the herd: 2022
Likes: Hanging out with her best friend Scarlet
Dislikes: Pressure on her face from a halter or bridle
Sponsored by: Hershberger Painting
Scarlet
Mare
Born: 2003
Joined the herd: 2022
Likes: Being brushed and doted on
Dislikes: Having her position as “boss mare” challenged
Thunder
Gelding
Born: 1997
Joined the Herd: 2021
Likes: Spending time with his best friend Dakota
Dislikes: Being separated from his best friend Dakota
Our Therapy Horses
Each of our therapy horses has a unique personality, as you’ll read below. We’ve come to believe that people will pick the horse that they truly need, and in turn our clients are able to engage in an honest, non-judgmental relationship with their horse. The skills learned in developing that relationship can then be easily translated to developing relationships with people.
Learn more about each of our therapy horses below: