Help Miracle Ranch maintain its herd
We need your help to give each horse all the care they need.
Horse-loving campers and therapeutic riders, our horses at Miracle Ranch need your help! We have a herd of horses that call Miracle Ranch home. While other parts of camp require less care, our horses need a lot of love and care on a daily basis. That includes giving each one quality feed, water, grooming, riding, and healthcare. It also requires cleaning their stalls, arena, and barn, and maintaining the trails on which they exercise.
If you’ve met our horses, you know that they are very special. They are part of our family … and they can be part of yours when you join the Miracle Horse Club and help provide for their needs. We need you to help us take care of a horse that you love, or one you have yet to meet, at Miracle Ranch. The proper boarding of each horse costs approximately $10,000 for the year.
Will you become a member of our Miracle Horse Club and sponsor one of our horses so that they can continue to serve our campers?
Paul
Age
23
Breed: Draft Cross
- Jobs: Trail rides, arena lessons, therapeutic riding
- Buddies: Spark, Gabe, Brewster
Paul’s large size can seem intimidating, but he’s a gentle giant. He is a great horse for some of our taller and more independent therapy students.
Holly
Age
17
Breed: Quarter Horse
- Jobs: Arena lessons, trail rides
- Buddies: Sherman
Holly has quickly become a staff and camper favorite, taking campers out on trail rides, and working with our Equine Assisted Learning programs.
Colette
Age
15
Breed: Gypsy Vanner
- Jobs: Therapeutic riding horse, vaulting horse
- Buddies: Jax, Shekinah
Colette’s mane and tail are so long our wranglers spend hours every week grooming and braiding them. She loves all the attention.
Bonnie
Age
23
Breed: Clydesdale
- Jobs: Vaulting, professional snacker
- Buddies: Flash, Belle
Before being trained as a vaulting horse, Bonnie pulled wagons at Miracle Ranch. She also enjoys stretching her long legs by going out on trail rides.
Zoe
Age
26
Breed: Quarter Horse
- Jobs: Therapeutic riding, arena lessons
- Buddies: Lucy, Dixie
Zoe is patient and steady with beginning riders, and her extensive training enables her to be used for advanced riding lessons as well.
Pepper
Age
16
Breed: Appaloosa
- Jobs: Riding lessons, trail rides
- Buddies: Reigh, Ginger
Pepper does trail rides and beginner riding lessons. Her small size makes her a great fit for our younger students, as she seems less intimidating.
Jagger
Age
20
Breed: Paint
- Jobs: Arena riding lessons, trail rides
- Buddies: Piper, Rainy
Jagger is an incredible teacher for all levels of students. He is patient with beginner riders and has enough experience to teach our upper-level students.
The Seniors
Age
25+
Breed: Various
- Jobs: Therapeutic riding
- Buddies: Rainy, Lucy, Cody, Flash, Amigo
Because of their age, our senior horses require extra feed and care. They have lots of experience and a steadiness needed for younger, more nervous campers.
Ginger
Age
16
Breed: Quarter Horse
- Jobs: Therapeutic riding horse, pony rides
- Buddies: Cody, Pepper
Ginger loves to be groomed. She is one of our friendliest and most outgoing horses. Her personality makes her ideal for therapeutic riders.
Small Livestock
Breed: Various
- Jobs: Petting zoo, outdoor education
- Buddies: Each other!
Meet our team of small livestock! They can be seen at our petting zoos, and they also help us teach outdoor education students about animal care!
Horses give us a lift … in so many ways!
Look into a horse’s huge, dark eyes. Feel their breath on your hand. Stroke their silky back. It’s like coming home. There’s something special about horses that makes us calm down and relax.
Many of our campers look forward to camp all year long because for an entire week they get to ride and care for these amazing animals. Local boys and girls with special needs enjoy weekly therapeutic riding sessions where they gain muscle strength, balance, communication skills, and confidence.
Miracle Ranch is committed to our horses and the ministry they provide to so many youth and adults. Will you join our Miracle Horse Club by committing to monthly sponsorship of a horse?
Help Miracle Ranch maintain its herd
We need your help to give each horse all the care they need.
Horse-loving campers and therapeutic riders, our horses at Miracle Ranch need your help! We have a herd of horses that call Miracle Ranch home. While other parts of camp require less care, our horses need a lot of love and care on a daily basis. That includes giving each one quality feed, water, grooming, riding, and healthcare. It also requires cleaning their stalls, arena, and barn, and maintaining the trails on which they exercise.
If you’ve met our horses, you know that they are very special. They are part of our family … and they can be part of yours when you join the Miracle Horse Club and help provide for their needs. We need you to help us take care of a horse that you love, or one you have yet to meet, at Miracle Ranch. The proper boarding of each horse costs approximately $10,000 for the year.
Will you become a member of our Miracle Horse Club and sponsor one of our horses so that they can continue to serve our campers?