Horse Energy

07/09/2026

A little catchup of what’s been going on - on the farm. A little story for you today. Enjoy.

06/10/2026

Fans on!!!! Full blast….. going to be a hot one!!!

06/06/2026

Smiles all the way around! Had to share this🤍cutie! I always wanted a miniature donkeys and last year we went to go look at two miniature donkeys that I wanted to get this company. But we had to pass because they need a lot different nutritional needs than Horses and it would’ve been too complex for me in my life. But I still love them and love to watch them frolic!

06/04/2026

🙏🙏🙏

🐴 Horses have a way of grounding you back into your body...

06/04/2026

What a beautiful Loving Owl…. 🤍🦉🤍

🦉 She can't hunt. She can't live in the wild. She just raises everyone else's babies — and she's been doing it for 26 years. 💛

Casper is a Great Horned Owl living at the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in Delta, British Columbia. She arrived in 1999 after being caught in a leg-hold trap that left her missing talons, making survival in the wild impossible.

But Casper had something else entirely going on.

The first time she was placed near a baby owlet, she immediately tried to get into its cage. When staff removed the barrier, she was feeding the chick within an hour. Just like that, a calling was found.

In the 26 years since, Casper has fostered over 500 orphaned owlets — teaching each one to fly, to catch prey, and critically, to fear humans. That last lesson is the one that keeps them alive once they're released. Her attitude toward people is described by staff as having "a little edge to her," which turns out to be exactly what her babies need to carry into the wild.

She currently has four fledglings in her care, all between six and seven weeks old, all rescued from different situations, all now looking up at the same surrogate mother who has guided hundreds before them.
She won't be released. She doesn't need to be. She already found her purpose — 500 times over and counting. 🌿

05/26/2026

This is truly Amazing! They will restore the grasslands in ways nothing else can. They will heal the Earth where they were unjustly taken from. 🙏

For the first time in generations, large herds of American bison are showing what the continent lost when their migrations were broken.

In places like Yellowstone, restored bison movement is giving scientists a rare look at how the Great Plains once worked.

Bison do not just walk across grasslands.

They reshape them.

Their hooves disturb the soil.

Their grazing keeps grasses short, dense, and nutrient-rich.

Their movement spreads nutrients across the land.

And their presence supports plants, insects, birds, and entire prairie ecosystems.

A recent study found that migrating bison can speed up the nitrogen cycle and make grazed grasses dramatically more nutritious.

That means the herd is not just passing through.

It is rebuilding the landscape with every step.

For more than a century, bison were reduced from tens of millions to scattered survivors.

Now, as herds return to connected land, scientists are seeing something powerful:

A continent remembering its rhythm.

04/01/2026

Very Excited about this!!!! Getting in on the first viewing of Rescued Hearts🐴🤍🐴

A powerful documentary exploring the miracles, mystery, and science of healing with horses

03/29/2026

Spring, spring, spring!!!

03/28/2026

Well said… if you have not had the chance to be with a horse without asking anything from them but to be present, contact me.