Since 1997 the BEAT Riding Center, Inc. has touched the lives of thousands of individuals and their families. Horse back riding transports individuals with special needs into a new unexplored world, providing a sense of independence and freedom that defies disabilities. To promote the rehabilitation of individuals with physical, psychological and learning disabilities through equine-facilitated … Read more
At Alatheia we currently serve 50 clients with a variety of physical, emotional and learning disabilities through weekly, semi-private lessons that begin in the spring and continue through mid-November. Riders develop increased core strength, balance, coordination, and neuromuscular function as they learn and apply real skills on horseback. Volunteers are vital to our program as … Read more
At Grace Therapeutic Horse Program we specialize in working with post-addiction teens and young adults who have struggled with addiction on many different levels. Horse therapy is also a key to healing the heart of the sexually and physically abused individual, without interfering with the progress of the person. Horses can teach and mentor an … Read more
Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center is the only nationally recognized, accredited therapeutic riding center east of the Oregon Cascades serving children & adults with physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioral disabilities. Our mission is “To heal with horses”. We are dedicated to improving the wellness of Central Oregonians through nationally accredited, affordable horse-centered therapies and programs. … Read more
Free Rein Therapeutic Riding is a non-profit organization in Spokane, Washington dedicated to providing health, hope, and happiness for children and adults with special needs through equine-assisted services. Equine Therapy Programs>Adult|Equine Therapy Programs>Therapeutic Riding|Volunteer Opportunities|Equine Therapy Programs>Youth
Spirit Therapeutic Riding Center’s mission statement is to provide equine assisted activities to individuals with physical, emotional and learning disabilities. Horseback riding gently and rhythmically moves the rider’s body in a manner similar to a human gait. Riders with physical disabilities often show improvement in flexibility, balance and muscle strength. For individuals with mental or … Read more
Sarvey Wildlife Care Center’s mission is rescue, rehabilitate, and release. Injured, ill, and orphaned wildlife are brought to us for care. Our primary purpose is to help our wildlife population by treating injured and orphaned animals. We provide immediate medical attention, food, and shelter for these animals until they are ready for release. We also … Read more
Raindancer Wild Bird Rescue is dedicated to the rescue, care, and rehabilitation of orphaned, sick, or injured birds, and the reintroduction of these birds to the wild. The organization is also committed to public outreach and education to promote conservation of species and habitats. In addition to rehabilitating birds, Raindancer Wild Bird Rescue is one … Read more
Wolf Hollow WRC is a rehabilitation center for wildlife servicing 3 counties San Juan, Skagit, and Island County. If you have an injured animal please call WHWRC directly at 378-5000. See our website for additional information about what we do and how your can assist. View our Facebook page for updates on the animals in … Read more
Our Mission is Horses & Humanity: We provide rescue, rehabilitation and dignity to abandoned or neglected horses with the hope of eventually placing them in suitable adoptive or permanent foster homes. We also offer equine counseling and education to horse owners and other members of our community who could benefit from our services. We are … Read more
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