The Baby Goats Have Arrived!

Early in January, two of our Nigerian dwarf goats blessed us with babies!

Dixie gave birth to twins, and Dolly gave birth to one beautiful buckskin.

At Harmony Hope Stables we strive to name our farm animals after iconic artists and musicians. After setting up online voting, the winning names are:

Naomi, Nina, and Whitney.

Retreat for Child Advocacy Center



Harmony Hope Stables hosted a half day Mindfulness Self Care Retreat

for the team at the Child Advocacy Center.

Aromatherapy, heart focused breathing, grooming the horses,

sound healing, baby goat cuddling and a healthy 3 Natives lunch,

all combined to make this corporate retreat a success!

It is truly a blessing to serve this group that serves children in need.

Goats N Giggles

The 1st Goats N Giggles session, which was held at Harmony Hope Stables

at the end of January, was a huge success!

We had three amazing families join us and we are so happy

that we were able to offer this service and open our farm to the public.

Watching these families, laugh and bond today was priceless!

Northside Christian Academy

It was the perfect morning to serve kids from Northside Christian Academy!

We loved seeing so much joy on their faces while they were interacting with our goat herd, while cuddling, feeding and walking them.

Our very own HHS student Susie performed on her Ukulele for the group,

and even taught them all about the goats.

Music Therapy

Excited to announce we have music therapy back on the schedule

at Harmony Hope Stables

and our baby goats will be included in the session!!

Limited spots available, so book now!

IRSC Leadership Students

IRSC Student Development Director, Rochelle Popp-Finch, brought ten IRSC Leadership students to the farm for some much needed downtime.

Harmony Hope Stables hosted the half day Mindfulness Self Care Retreat and welcomed college graduate, Sabby Hightower, as the guest of honor.

Vibe Leadership Class

During a recent Vibe Leadership class held at Harmony Hope Stables, we talked about the importance of health and nutrition for the mind, body and spirit of humans and healthy foods for horses.

My incredible equestrian friend and Chiropractor, Marci Meyerowich showed us how to make an oat, beep pulp, based mash with fruits and roots for our horses. So many wonderful ingredients went into this mash including black sunflower seeds, radishes, grapes, yucca, papaya and more!

It was such a great feeling, feeding this to our therapy horses!

Thank you Marci, you did a great job as our Leadership coach!