Wild Hearts & Horses Equine Assisted Services

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We are a newly formed 501(c)(3) public charity nonprofit whose mission is to help the human heart with the heart of a horse by providing equine assisted services.💗🐴 Romans 8:28

🙌We are very grateful to be growing our obstacle course here!!! A HUGE thanks to East High School kids of LCSD1 who buil...
06/13/2026

🙌We are very grateful to be growing our obstacle course here!!! A HUGE thanks to East High School kids of LCSD1 who built this lovely bridge for us!!!

Much bigger and better than we had imagined!🥰 What a great group!! (Didn't get photos of the group because I picked it up after school was already released for SUMMER!!!) ☀️

Horses have truly helped us appreciate the little things in life with everything they have taught us. Here at the farm ...
06/09/2026

Horses have truly helped us appreciate the little things in life with everything they have taught us.

Here at the farm we learn hard work, keep our wits about us throughout trials, and face each day with perseverance and grit because we know what truly matters.

Let our horses help you find that part of life you may be missing. The mares are wonderful at helping us heal and giving us true joy. 🧡

Whether you want to volunteer some or have some sessions yourself to learn the way of the horses, we'd love to have you or your child experience the heart of the horse. 🐴❤️

Myth Monday: Horses Only Kick When They’re AngryWhile a kick can certainly be a sign of aggression, it’s not the only re...
06/09/2026

Myth Monday:

Horses Only Kick When They’re Angry

While a kick can certainly be a sign of aggression, it’s not the only reason a horse might use its powerful hind legs. Kicking is a natural defensive behavior used to ward off threats, whether from a predator or another horse trying to assert dominance.

A horse might also kick out due to pain, discomfort, or even fear. A sudden kick could be a reaction to a fly bite or a response to a rider’s confusing cue. Learning to read a horse’s body language is key to understanding the motivation behind a kick.

A horse also kicks out when at play! When the horse is feeling especially spry and spunky kicks usually occur, sometimes by their self and other times at others around them!

(Majority of info from gladiator equine website)

No photo of a horse kicking here... Just a good girl striding out 😘

We are here for the horse lovers. 🥰🐴❤️We are here for the people who don't realize they love horses, yet 😉We are here t...
06/06/2026

We are here for the horse lovers. 🥰🐴❤️

We are here for the people who don't realize they love horses, yet 😉

We are here to share the goodness and joy that horses can give, if you just let them. 💛

☀️Reach out to schedule a visit with our amazing mares!

What do you call a happy cowboy?A Jolly Rancher!! 😆Bambi got a real kick outta that one!!
06/05/2026

What do you call a happy cowboy?

A Jolly Rancher!! 😆

Bambi got a real kick outta that one!!

😲 Overnight we just received 10 more followers!!!🤩 We are up to 166!!! 🥳🐴❤️Thank you, truly, for your support & interest...
06/04/2026

😲 Overnight we just received 10 more followers!!!🤩 We are up to 166!!! 🥳🐴❤️

Thank you, truly, for your support & interest!!! 🧡

💥This 1st Wednesday of June we are shouting out our 3rd Spotlight here at Wild Hearts & Horses!! 🥳🧡 Pleased to introduce...
06/04/2026

💥This 1st Wednesday of June we are shouting out our 3rd Spotlight here at Wild Hearts & Horses!! 🥳

🧡 Pleased to introduce our PATH Intl Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor - Courtney Graf !

🐴A lil about Our Instructor!!🐴

Courtney grew up riding hunter/jumper and started training after high school. She showed on the APHA, AQHA, and USEF circuits. Courtney is a carded judge with 4-H and NVRHA. She has held both PATH CTRI and ESMHL certifications for ten years and worked at therapeutic equestrian centers in other states that she has lived in.

Courtney is well versed in giving riding lessons to youth and is also a SPED certified teacher. Your children will be in wonderful care here! 💕

We are so pleased to have Courtney as our riding instructor here at Wild Hearts & Horses. 💝

🔴We're gonna start having "Myth Monday" shares to let our followers who are not very knowledgeable or keen about horses ...
06/02/2026

🔴We're gonna start having "Myth Monday" shares to let our followers who are not very knowledgeable or keen about horses learn some more about these amazing creatures! 🐴❤️

➡️Myth #1 (taken from gladiator equine website)

Horses Only Sleep Standing Up

One of the most famous myths about horses is that they spend their entire lives on their feet, even when sleeping. While it’s true that horses can doze while standing — a handy trick to escape predators quickly — they cannot achieve the deep, restorative REM sleep they need in this position.
For true REM sleep, a horse must lie down completely. This allows their muscles to fully relax. You’ll often see horses that are in a safe, comfortable herd environment, taking turns lying down for a deep sleep while others stand guard.

🤩With all of our new followers who may not have checked out our website - please check out our current services!! ☺️htt...
05/28/2026

🤩With all of our new followers who may not have checked out our website - please check out our current services!! ☺️
https://www.wildheartsnhorses.org/our-services/

🌻We are looking forward to this summer!! Reach out with any questions or to schedule a complementary visit to meet the mares! We'd love to have you see in person what we're all about!🥰

💥Volunteer Spotlight #1!!💛We would like to introduce you to Anna!! This sweet 16 year old has been faithfully volunteer...
05/28/2026

💥Volunteer Spotlight #1!!

💛We would like to introduce you to Anna!!

This sweet 16 year old has been faithfully volunteering with us since November and has about 35 hours logged of volunteering. Anna is dedicated, reliable, consistent, and has such a positive attitude. She loves the outdoors and has many skills and talents that she enjoys sharing with others. Anna also got her first job at an establishment this spring!

We are so very grateful & blessed to have Anna volunteer with us and to know her. 🥰 Of course our 1st volunteer spotlight would have to go out to our 1st volunteer who has reliably showed up weekly and recruited others! 🥳

Address

S
Burns, WY
82053

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13072368502

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