Doc Holiday
My story Doc Holiday came to the Ranch from a loving family who wanted companionship for him. After rehoming their other animals, they felt he was lonely and hoped he…
Read my story →Meet the animals
Respect first
Connection may growwhen the animal sets the pace.
Their comfort, boundaries, health, and daily care come first. Any interaction depends on the animal, the day, and team guidance.
The animal story
Shannon shares how the Ranch’s animal story began.
Many animals came through rescue or retirement paths, while others arrived differently. Not every animal at the Ranch is a rescue.
This recorded message shares Shannon’s vision. The Ranch team confirms current details and next steps.
Life at the Ranch
Meet our Horses
Dutton
An affectionate draft cross standing about 17 hands high, Dutton has blossomed since finding a home at the Ranch. He loves brushing, attention, and carefully chosen snacks—and thinks he is…
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Elvira
My story Before coming to the Ranch, Elvira pulled a school wagon in an Amish community, taking children to and from school. That chapter is part of her story; here,…
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Luna-Bell
A purebred Percheron and former plow horse, Luna-Bell has found a forever home at the Ranch. With patient care, pasture friendships, and respect for her boundaries, she continues to make…
Read my story →Care before connection
You do not have to attend a programto care about the animals.
Supporters can help the Ranch care for the animals and the practical projects around them, even if they never participate in a Ranch experience.
Feed & hay
Everyday food and feeding supplies.
Health & wellness
Routine care, supplies, and needs as they arise.
Shelter & bedding
Comfortable, clean spaces for rest and care.
Fencing & projects
Practical work that supports safer daily life.
Life at the Ranch
Real land. Real animals.A closer look.
Move through everyday Ranch moments, then select any photograph for a closer view.