Tyler – Elgin, TX
Good evening Jenny, I would first like to thank you and all of your volunteers, as well as Rupert and your incredible animals for allowing […]
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Good evening Jenny, I would first like to thank you and all of your volunteers, as well as Rupert and your incredible animals for allowing […]
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So, in 1 day, just 1 day, we have already seen a difference at the Horse Boy farm has had on Daelyn. I haven’t shared
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(Source: http://jacivanwyhe.blogspot.com/2012/12/horse-boy.html – Photo credit: Gabriel Van Wyhe) These were some of the most compassionate, understanding people I have ever met. Two of the volunteers
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Riding with Rupert Will’s first contact with the horse (Gary). Will is clear he doesn’t want up. No Problem; we shadow Will with Gary (note:
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Last week, a friend & coworker pulled me into the hallway at school. She told me about her neighbor who has a foundation that works
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Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to you, Ru, and your entire team of amazing Horse Boy girls! We enjoyed it all, from
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When Sam arrived at the camp he had never seen a horse in his life before – he was very excited to see them and
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We are a family of 3 – myself, my husband and our 4 year old son, Oak, who has autism. We went on our first
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Prior to visiting Summit Equine Assisted Therapy at Ruff Ranch, my experiences with horses and my son had not been the least successful. I am
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Scott came to one of the Cornwall camps in May 2010. Upon arrival at the camp it soon became apparent that he wasn’t really interested in the horses
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Horse Boy Camp report, Cornwall, UK – Scott’s Story Read More »
On the October camp in Scotland, one day Oak decided he wasn’t coming out to see the horses – he just was not interested… So
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Horse Boy Camp report, Scotland UK – Oak and Buddy Read More »