
Co-Therapists
Drake Equine Co-Therapist
Hi, I’m Drake, I’m a 25‑year‑old Sport Friesian gelding. I have a very special job: I’m an anxiety specialist. Humans tell me I help worried minds and tired hearts learn how to breathe again. I just know that when someone walks up to me with a storm inside, my quiet, calm presence starts to slow everything down.
I’m a versatile guy. If you’d like to ride, I give a smooth, powerful ride that can make you feel both held and free at the same time. If riding isn’t your thing, I’m also a driving horse. Climb into the cart, settle onto the seat, and we’ll roll quietly through the woods or down the street, my hooves giving a steady rhythm while you watch the world go by from a place of safety. So, if you’ve been carrying more than your heart feels built for, come see me, I’ll bring the calm, the beauty, and a touch of healing to your soul.

Pepe Equine Co-Therapist
Hi, my name is Pepi, I’m a 21‑year‑old miniature horse stallion. Mini horses like me are known for our friendly, people‑oriented personalities, and I have taken that job very seriously. I may be small, but I have a big job in therapy sessions—offering comfort, joy, and a safe way for people to connect, especially if big horses feel a little intimidating at first. My size makes me easier to approach, and I’ve been told that just seeing me trot up with my bright eyes and tiny hooves can soften even the toughest day.
I’ve heard therapists say I make “a great tapestry” for art therapy. While you decorate, you might find yourself telling stories, processing feelings, or discovering new parts of yourself in a way that feels gentle and kind. I’d be honored to spend time with you. Once you’ve met me, you might just find I’ve trotted my way into a special corner of your heart.

McCoy Equine Co-Therapist
Hi, I’m McCoy — a 12-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding with a big heart, a curious mind, and just enough quirky energy to keep life interesting. By day, I’m a therapy horse, and I take that job seriously because I love people and I know how special it is to be the kind of horse that helps others feel safe, calm, and confident in the saddle.
If you’re looking for a horse with a playful side, a kind soul, and enough charm to win you over before you’ve even patted my neck, I might just be your guy. I love trail riding, I love my treats, and I especially love meeting new friends who want to see what makes me tick. Come meet me in person — I promise I’m even more memorable when I’m standing right there.

Outlaw Equine Co-Therapist
I’m Outlaw, a 12-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding with the soul of a gentle giant. I have soft eyes, a calm heart. I love people, especially children. I’m also a fan of treats, grooming, and braids, which means I’m basically living my best life any time someone is brushing me and telling me I’m handsome. I do enjoy my space bubble, but I have a funny habit of popping yours, which makes me a natural teacher in the therapy room when it comes to boundaries, awareness, and trust.
Under saddle, I’m easy to ride, steady, and kind, which helps people relax and feel confident around me. If you’re looking for a horse who can help heal a heart, I might be your kind of horse.

Mel Equine Co-Therapist
Hi, I’m Mel — a 22-year-old American Quarter Horse mare with a heart full of patience and a lifetime of experience, helping children and teens believe in themselves. I’m sweet, kind, and easy to ride, and I love people of all ages. When you’re grooming me, I make a perfect partner for Art Therapy — my coat is basically a living tapestry waiting for brushes, colors, and creativity.
My strongest gift is helping people feel safe, capable, and proud of themselves — one ride, one touch, one moment at a time. If you’ve ever wanted to meet a horse who truly understands what it means to build confidence, come see me. I’ll be the one with the soft eyes, the gentle presence, and the quiet promise that you’re going to do great things.
Flynn Emotional Support Animal
Hi, My name is Flynn. I am a yellow Tabby. I am a loving, friendly fellow who loves to play. My favorite thing to do is to sit on your lap and be petted. You can find me hanging out in the Club Room, keeping warm by the fireplace. Like Bandit said: people come for the horses, but stay for cuddle time with the cats!
Rocky Emotional Support Animal
Hi, I am Rocky. I am King of the Vance Creek Jungle. I look fierce, but I am a really a cuddle bug. My favorite thing is when people pet me. I love to patrol the grounds and ensure my friends are being well taken care of. My fur is so soft. I look forward to meeting you!