Meet our Horses & Other Four Legged Residents

The newest addition to our barn, Whiskey is a gorgeous 15.3 hand tall Quarter Horse who loves to cuddle and will beg you for a hug. 

These two miniture horses are not only adorable, but also sweet as can be and their favorite thing to do is to spend the afternoon together in the pasture

Indigo used to be a wild Mustang until she was caught in Nevada and has since made her way to our barn and into our hearts and will follow you around like a puppy

Chub-Chubs is a Haflinger and Indigo's best friend, the two horses are inseparable, even willing to share their food. Chubs is at her happiest when surrounded by people and food. 

Mac is a very special Haflinger who lives up to his name. What makes him so special (and adorable) is his floppy ear and that he only has one eye, however, he never lets that stop him from getting cuddles (and treats). 

Horses adapt very well and they do not need two eyes to judge depth of field, which means he can be ridden just as any horse with two eyes can be.

Siena is a Quarter Horse and has been a part of our barn family for over 15 years who loves getting hugs and cuddles. 

She loves to be brushed, is quick to warm up to people, and loves to get a good cuddle in before her lesson.

Ripley is a Quarter Horse that has been a part of our family for over 10 years. Ripley absolutely loves getting belly rubs and getting horse slobber on anyone close by. 

Ripley is very patient with his riders both on the ground and in the saddle (and during Halloween costume fittings)

Meet our two sheep, the baby "Peanut" and "Fruity Pebbles", who both love to eat lettuce.

Peanut is under a year old and is very active and loves to play with others. 

Fruity Pebbles is a lot older but still has a lot of life left in her, she loves to get pet, especially under her chin.

Pinky is our resident Koono-Koono pig who was born on Thanksgiving Day and loves to get belly rubs and will sit on command.

Her favorite snacks include lettuce, apples, bananas, Cherrios, and cucumbers.

Moo-Moo is a Miniture Jersey Dexter dairy cow who is 1.5 years old and loves chin scratches and taking naps with her favorite people on a sunny day

Our rabbits Scooby and Ginger are adroble, fluffy, love to be pet, and are very photogenic 

Bumper is a miniature Nigerian Dwarf goat, which means he'll stay small. The goats love to eat anything near them, run around, and play on their playground built specially for them. Bumper is the biggest cuddler in the barn, he loves to be picked up and will fall asleep in your arms.

Molasses is also a miniature Nigerian Dwarf goat who goes by "Mo" for short. Mo can be a little shy at first, but within a few minutes she will follow you and talk to you non-stop until you give her more attention.

Lilo & Stitch are Nigerian Dwarf goats and siblings & best friends who love to eat anything near them, run around, and play on their playground built specially for our goats. Lilo just gave birth to the most adorable surprise triplets on February 24th!

Our goat Lilo just gave birth to these adorable triplets on February 24th! The oldest is Oreo, Chocolate-Chip is the middle child, and Milkshake is the youngest and the only girl out of the three. In the weeks since their birth, the babies have already started jumping on any surface they can reach and love the play and cuddle.

Hennessy is an adorable 20 year old quarter horse who loves to follow his owner around and is the most fashionable horse in the barn with his matching outfits.

Nugget might be the most spoiled mini horse on the planet, and she deserves it!! Nugget is a sweet, kind, and adorable mini who is slightly (super) obsessed with her owner (and the feeling is mutual)

We addopted Bears when she was only a few weeks old and only 1.2lbs of pure adorablness. Nowadays Bears loves to loung around the barn and sneaking treats when someone isn't looking. Her favoirte nap spot is always on top of a hay bale.

Spice and Da Bears were adopted at the same time and while Spice is the shyer of the two cats and doesn't like to be picked up, once she warms up to you she'll follow you around the barn until you tire of petting her.