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HEALING THROUGH HORSES

Horse Care That Heals

We offer therapy rides, rescue horse care, and family programs for children, veterans, and people with disabilities. Every plan starts with a clear goal and the right horse.

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Chestnut horse stepping into morning light in a misty barn courtyard

Metric 01

250+

therapy sessions yearly

Metric 02

40+

rescue horses helped

Metric 03

4.9/5

client rating

HOW IT WORKS

Four Simple Steps

One-on-one sessions that use horse work to build calm, focus, and trust.

Calm chestnut horse in a round-pen therapy setup with poles and a mounting block

60-min visits

Equine Therapy Sessions

From $125

One-on-one sessions that use horse work to build calm, focus, and trust.

Bay horse in a lit riding arena with cones and raised poles for balance work.

Weekly lessons

Therapeutic Riding Lessons

From $95

Rescue stall with hay net, water bucket, feed supplements, and hanging turnout gear in warm straw light

Intake in 7 days

Rescue Rehab Care

From $450

Mare in a ready adoption paddock beside a cream saddle pad and fresh fencing.
01Home review

Adoption Matching

From $300

We match horses with homes that fit their needs and your ride goals.

Barn aisle with wheelbarrow, muck fork, buckets, tubs, and task bins staged for volunteer day.
02Group sign-up

Volunteer Planning

From $75

Clear barn tasks, shift plans, and group days for helpers and teams.

Low-angle therapy ring with pony, mounting blocks, helmets and cones in warm dust light.
038-week series

Family and Veteran Groups

From $150

Small group programs for kids, parents, and veterans who need steady support.

OUR SERVICES

Care Plans for Riders and Horses

Tell us your goals, the rider's needs, and the horse work you want.

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01

Book a Call

Tell us your goals, the rider's needs, and the horse work you want.

Breakaway halter, fleece noseband, clip, and saddle pad on stone tray with soft sage cloth.
02

Meet the Horses

We check safety, comfort, and fit, then pair you with the right horse or plan.

Helmet, saddle pad and saddle by a mounting block in a bright stable vignette.
03

Start Your Sessions

You begin therapy rides or riding lessons with clear goals and steady support.

Overhead flatlay of leather journal, index cards, brass bell and straps on concrete
04

Review Progress

We check notes, adjust the plan, and set the next step for your rider or horse.

CLIENT RESULTS

What Clients See Here

Intake and rider screen Two 45-minute sessions Horse fit review Basic progress notes Parent phone check-in

Billed monthlyBilled monthly

Starter

From $149/mo

  • Intake and rider screen
  • Two 45-minute sessions
  • Horse fit review
  • Basic progress notes
  • Parent phone check-in
Most popularBilled monthly

Signature

From $349/mo

  • Everything in Starter
  • Four 60-minute sessions
  • Rider goal plan
  • Family check-in call
  • Rescue horse update notes
  • Priority session times
Quarterly contractQuarterly contract

Scale

Custom

  • Custom rider program plan
  • Weekly therapy blocks
  • Horse sponsorship add-on
  • Volunteer day planning
  • Donation report packet
  • On-site group visits

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Real Words From Families

A six-week plan helped one vet ride with steadier posture and less stress.

Therapeutic trail loop with a bay horse, mounting block, and ramp in morning haze.

Veterans

Veteran rides lower fear and back pain

A six-week plan helped one vet ride with steadier posture and less stress.

Calm barn corner with helmet hooks, step stool, lead ropes, and a pony by the grooming bay.

Families

Family time grows calmer in the barn

Empty arena lane with centered ground poles and a brown saddle on a rack in drifting dust.

Youth

Teen rider gains steady seat

Chestnut mare in a turnout paddock beside a shelter, hay net, and water tub at dawn.

Rescue

Rescue mare gets rehab and a new home

Stocked feed room with hay bales, grain tubs, supplement bins, and fresh deliveries in moody light.

Donors

Donor day fills feed room

Dramatic equine therapy tools on a worn wood bench in warm low light.

Equine-assisted care

Maya Hartwell

Macro still life of riding tack: helmet, saddle pad corner, brass stirrup iron, and blue cone edge

Kids, teens, and riders

Evan Brooks

Close-up of rescue horse care tools on rough timber: hoof pick, bandage, scoop, bucket, chain.

Horse intake and adoption

Rina Caldwell

Galvanized donation tin, hay twine, canvas tote, and lead rope on barn wood.

Barn shifts and giving

Noah Bennett

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

“My son went from tense to smiling after two visits.”

Dramatic equine therapy tools on a worn wood bench in warm low light.

Erin Whitaker

Parent, Lexington family

Verified

“The riding coach made my daughter feel safe and proud.”

Macro still life of riding tack: helmet, saddle pad corner, brass stirrup iron, and blue cone edge

Miles Jordan

U.S. Army veteran, Louisville

Verified

“Our team saw steady change in just a few weeks.”

Close-up of rescue horse care tools on rough timber: hoof pick, bandage, scoop, bucket, chain.

Priya Desai

Special ed teacher, Richmond

Service area

Central Kentucky

Lexington, Georgetown, Nicholasville, Richmond

Golden Kentucky hills with white fence, distant barn, and a horse on the ridge.

Area 01

Central Kentucky

Lexington, Georgetown, Nicholasville, Richmond

Louisville skyline and bridge over a misty Ohio River at dawn

Area 02

Louisville Metro

Louisville, Shelbyville, La Grange, Bardstown

Misty Northern Kentucky river bend with bluffs and bridge towers over a quiet floodplain.

Area 03

Northern Kentucky

Covington, Florence, Newport, Independence

Sunrise Tennessee hills, cedar fields, weathered fence, and pale barn roof in soft haze.

Area 04

Middle Tennessee

Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville

The Map

Journal

Horse Care Notes

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What ages do you work with?+

We work with children, teens, adults, veterans, and people with disabilities. We match each plan to the rider's needs.

02Do I need horse experience?+

No. We start with safety basics, calm ground work, and a horse that fits your comfort level before any riding starts.

03Are rescue horses used in therapy?+

Some are, after training and a safety check. Others stay in rehab or move on to adoption when they are ready.

04Can families join sessions?+

Yes. Family programs can include parents, siblings, and caregivers for shared riding and barn time.

05How do donations help?+

Donations help pay for feed, vet care, shelter, and daily work that keeps rescue horses healthy all year.

06Do you serve clients outside Kentucky?+

Yes. We help with intake and program planning for families and partners across the U.S. by phone and email.

Get Horse Care Notes

Get short updates on therapy openings, rescue horses, volunteer days, and care tips.