Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing!!!

Awesome!Starter packs are helping us a ton with rebuilding over here! We are happy to follow back anyone who follows us!

Thank you 🐎❄️

Thank you! They did it all on their own, we just added the music and sped it up 🤣 Decko and his younger cousin keep us on our toes 😬🐎

Great idea! We are so grateful for follows as we rebuild over here!

We can dream for sure, and can keep advocating too ❤️ Thanks for helping speak up for the voiceless! ❤️‍🩹

Thanks for helping boost people like us 💙

have shown sign of past abuse when we check for it that way and all love the back scratch. We are grateful that the trainers who had them before they became therapy horses were fair and kind and I wish that was the case for all horses. Thanks for your question,it got me thinking which I appreciate(:

to help create more space, but not as an instrument to harm. One of the first things I like to do with our therapy horses is actually rub them all over (like a back scratch) with a riding crop to see if they express any fear or sensitivity about it -we’re really fortunate that so far none of ours2/3

You’re welcome. We have double the reason to avoid it in our program… both because it’s unnecessary for our horses but also because it would be harmful for our human clients (often survivors of abuse themselves) to see an animal struck or beaten. So we’ll use motion or a stick as an arm extender,1/3