Paramount ARC

We are so excited to introduce our newest herd member, but we have a big problem! You see, she came to us with the name Dixie, but everyone’s favorite farm dog isn’t willing to give up her Dixie crown (seriously, just scroll and judge us 😆)… so, there’s a hot debate now on whether our newest herd member is PIXIE or TRIXIE, and we could only think of one way to solve it… a vote!! But since we are still working hard to reach our $5000 match goal, our friend, Carol, had the best idea…. From now until Monday, Aug 17th at 11:59 pm, each dollar donated gets you one vote for this pretty girl’s name!

Donate via Venmo
PayPal to [email protected]
Or send us a DM with your email and amount for a clickable pledge via quickbooks

Don’t forget to include your vote- PIXIE or TRIXIE 💞

And welcome to the herd sweet girl- we can already tell you are going to be so loved! 🥰

I’m so excited to report we’re up to $2,000 towards our up to $5,000 donation match!! What an incredible gift it will be to find another horse to join our herd- every little bit counts and with this amazing matching gift, your donation right now goes twice as far!

You can donate by:
-Venmo’ing
-Paypal’ing [email protected]
-DM’ing us with the amount and your email for a pledge through quickbooks

PS- I will never get tired of looking at all these beautiful photos from Katie Lynn 🫶🏻

Thanks to some very generous donors, we are up to $1900 in matching funds for our possible $5000 gift!!! 🥳❤️

We’re excited to report that we’ve raised $350 towards our $5000 matching donation!! If you don’t know what I’m talking about, check out yesterday’s post for more details!! Every little bit counts and adds up towards our lesson horse fund!

Donate via Venmo:
Donate via PayPal: [email protected]
Donate via Quickbooks: DM us your email and the amount to pay via a clickable link with any option you choose!

It’s no secret that I love my horses and my clients dearly. I’ve been walking through my own season of grief this summer- some in the public eye, and much more when I have moments of time to myself. We’ve had several students choose to step back for a while in the wake of losing their favorite horses, and, while I totally understand, it feels like loss piled on loss. It has felt a lot like failing these last few weeks when we haven’t been able to magically produce equally wonderful successors within our budget.

But always, but God... We finally have a very good candidate we are planning to bring back to the farm this weekend, and I’ve felt a little better with the knowledge that we are hopefully on the right track with this one. But, when you lose two absolutely incredible lesson horses, one simply can’t fill all the giant holes of the hoofprints left behind with one horse. So what next? Well, we have to keep looking. And in order to do so, we have to raise more funds. But again, but God. I just got off the phone with an incredibly generous donor who offered us an up to $5000 matching gift towards the budget for this new horse. 😭 The possibility exists for a budget that could bring us a very nice horse for the farm. I am so grateful. Can you help? Every little bit gets us closer to that $5000 match mark! You can donate via Venmo at , PayPal at [email protected] or DM us for a clickable invoice to pay via Quickbooks. As always, thank you for your support, your shares, and your prayers. Thank you for lifting me out of my sadness in the most critical of times. Thank you for going alongside me in this journey. 🫶🏻

😉 Being an adaptive riding program means we serve all sorts of students with all sorts of abilities… but I think today was Ms Zoey’s first lesson serving a sloth 🦥 😂❤️