Sageview Ranch

just horse circles, it's designated as a trusted emergency livestock evacuation site and recognized locally for its rescue work during regional wildfires and floods. Sageview Ranch stands out as a pillar of resilience in times of regional crisis from the 2017 elephant hill wildfire to the 2021 floods and Coquihalla accidents. Ranch owner Kelly Kennedy has opened her gates as a sanctuary welcoming displaced people and animals alike and even chartering a helicopter for livestock rescue operations, an unprecedented move in Canadian ranch history

For generations the Kennedys and the Elis have been raising top tier rope horses and rodeo steers passing down horsemanship ranching and rodeo savvy from parent to child. As strong supporters of the next generation Sageview has always had open gates to any young riders and ropers, offering a safe and encouraging place for them to learn the fundamentals of the sport. They have built a business grounded in respect for the land and the animals. Beyond the arena the SV is utilizing its land by growing hay, fresh veggies and colorful cut flowers all to be offered at their charming roadside farmstand. From Stockman tradition to community service Sageview Ranch continues to honor its multigenerational roots by raising champion rope horses and rodeo steers, harvesting the lands bounty, and extending a helping hand well beyond its fence pastures