by Lily Leitkowski | Oct 14, 2026 | Edward
Once upon a time there was a chestnut gelding named Edward. When we met Edward, he was a bag of bones — he had equine asthma, you see, which was not being helped by the moldy hay he’d been eating. As a result, all of his calories were going towards helping him...
by Lily Leitkowski | Oct 12, 2026 | Porsche
Standing in the sunshine, nibbling on some leafy alfalfa, the dark bay mare resembles any other horse. It’s hard to imagine that just four months ago she arrived on death’s door, a walking skeleton. This is Porsche, just about back to her ideal weight, looking very...
by Lily Leitkowski | Oct 6, 2026 | Announcement
Last Friday we had the opportunity to welcome a group of Animal Control officers to the property for a day of equine-centric education. These individuals spent their time with us learning about common horse health issues, safely handling unknown horses, taking vitals,...
by Lily Leitkowski | Oct 5, 2026 | Porsche
Porsche has two jobs: gain weight, and enjoy her life. She is excelling at both. Porsche receives much affection and attention from the many human friends she has made around the barn. While we wish for every horse an adoption day with a new family, during the...
by Lily Leitkowski | Sep 23, 2026 | Hayden
Hayden has been an interesting study in change, how long it takes to get from point A to point B, the pathways to reach there. Hayden has not been a straightforward horse. She is like a puzzle box, in possession of secret compartments in which she holds onto...
