09/23/2026
❤️ 31 horses. One community. So much gratitude. ❤️
As we take a moment to look back on the recent fires in our county (now that we seem to be a little more safely out of “fire season”), we are incredibly thankful that Broken Arrow Ranch was able to provide temporary housing and a safe place for 31 horses during a time when their families needed it most.
What made this experience especially meaningful was seeing how quickly our community came together. Hay, feed, supplies, teams hauling horses to safety, and other necessities were donated by people who simply wanted to help. Every donation, every helping hand, and every person who trusted us with their horses meant more than we can put into words. We had someone from our team working to help these horses nearly around the clock for a week straight.
Our goal has always been to maintain a small, safe place where horses and their people can feel at home. This experience reinforced just how important that can be—not only on ordinary days, but especially when our community faces something as devastating and unpredictable as wildfire.
We are proud to say that this is something we intend to continue for years to come. As long as Broken Arrow Ranch remains a safe place to be, our gates will be open to help provide temporary shelter for horses displaced by emergencies in our community.
To everyone who donated hay or supplies, helped with horses, spread the word, offered support, or simply checked in to see how things were going—thank you. This wasn’t just 31 horses finding a place to go. It was a community taking care of its own.
We are incredibly grateful to be a part of it. ❤️🐴
Broken Arrow Ranch — here for our horses, our boarders, and our community.