Meet our Animals Friends

Working with our animals—our horses, sheep, chickens, goats, and rabbits—reminds us every day of the quiet wisdom living beings carry when we slow down enough to notice it. They teach patience, presence, responsibility, and the power of gentle leadership, showing us how trust is something earned through consistency and kindness. At camp, these animals become bridges of connection: they spark curiosity, encourage teamwork, and offer moments of calm and joy that bring people together in ways nothing else quite can. In caring for them, we discover not just the rhythms of animal life, but deeper lessons about empathy, confidence, and the simple magic of forming relationships across species.

Several horses tied to a fence in a green outdoor area surrounded by trees, with some riding gear on the horses and a few small objects scattered around.
A white goat and a brown goat standing behind a wire fence on grass with a red wooden shelter in the background.
A black horse with a white stripe on its face, standing near a wooden fence with green trees and a red barn in the background.
A bighorn sheep grazing on green grass in a grassy area with a wooden fence and greenery in the background.
A close-up of a small black Shetland pony with a shaggy brown mane, lying on the dirt ground on a farm, with a red barn and green trees in the background under a blue sky.
Eight rabbits gathered around a metal bowl filled with pellets, with hay on the ground and a cardboard box in the background.
A chicken standing on green grass, facing slightly to the left, with its beak open.

We LOVE our animals!