Front Line Equine

It is with the deepest regret and disappointment that FLE announces the dissolution of our nonprofit. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, no further sessions will be conducted. We are profoundly grateful for your support and trust over the past few years. It was our honor to serve you.

One of our own, Major Jason Pecore, is earning his pilot’s license as he continues his education. Jason doesn’t sit still, and this stack of accomplishments was all earned the hard way. Proud of you, Jason.

At Front Line Equine our participants show up for themselves, for each other, and for the work that happens between a human and a horse. Every session reminds us why this mission matters and why community is everything.

Grateful for our first responders. 🙏

Three weeks after cancer reconstructive surgery, Erica is back in the barn. Not because it’s easy, but because this community doesn’t let each other walk alone. Veterans and first responders serving veterans and first responders. We push, we train, we heal together. The work doesn’t stop at the barn gate.

What we’re building here reaches farther than we ever imagined. It’s not just a program, it’s a connection that people come back to, no matter the distance. Christian travels from out of state, and when he’s in town, he spends time with us. That kind of commitment says everything about what this place means, not just to those nearby, but to people who carry it with them wherever they go.

Spring break is in full swing and we’re sticking to our normal class schedule through Friday. Message us for more information.
Looking for a way to support what we do? Now is the time. Your donations directly fuel our mission and help us continue serving veterans and first responders through horsemanship.
We’ll be in the arena all week, see you there!

Erica spent time in the saddle today, soaking up strength and mentally preparing for her mastectomy. Prayers for a quick recovery and a little extra courage for the ride ahead.