
Dream Walkers Equine Therapy
Dream Walkers Equine Therapy
Providing Therapy Through Horses
Team Biographies
Our Four legged team members take great pleasure in spending time with our riders. Each of them have their own story about their past and how they joined our center.

Blue
After spending his first years working on a ranch in the snow, he now enjoys the warm summers running with his buddies. He has great patience with the children.

Inky
The magical but mighty Inky spends most of his time pulling tricks on the staff. His loves when the children brush him. You see he is just the right size for the children to reach all of him.

Bruiser
A gentle giant, who worked cattle all his life. He now enjoys the attention he receives from the children. Don't let his age fool you, at the age of 23 he does not see retirement in his future.

Prince
Prince came to us from a very loving nurturing home. He has had a great life but it was time for him to move on. He has had to do some adjusting to us but he so loves the children and as you can see he loves attention and will take it every chance he can.

Bell
Bell is tiny but mighty. She came to us from a loving home with amazing love for their animals. She needed a job that allowed her to be herself and show off just a little. That she does give her a rider to call her own and she will shine. she truly is our princess.on the property.

Poncho
This big boy has a heart of gold. Super sweet and always taking in the underdogs in the pasture and taking care of them. Poncho is like the big brother. he is so patient with the children and sometimes they call him Eeyore because he is so laid back. But there is a side of him the riders never see, put him in a roping box and turn a steer loose and he is a totally different horse. He knows his job and does it well. The kids just love him to the moon and back.

Sugar Sunflower
This little girl is so full of personality that the children have given her two names. Sweet as sugar but as bright as a sunflower she wins the heart of the children and volunteers alike. In the arena she follows direction but at times will stand her ground about moving. The riders can get to stop thinking about food and get back to work.with just a firm word. Great way to teach our riders some leadership skills.

Socks
Socks is a big boy with an amazing personality. He was injured and can no longer run hard or carry heavy riders. So he loves working with the children. As you can see from the photo he loves to show off that proud build he has.

Twix
This handsome little bay is as sweet as his name. Twix so enjoys his ears rubbed and will show off for the riders when we turn him loose after a session. Sofgt and sweet but full of spirit is the best way to describe this little bundle.