Wild Horse Preserve at Grayce Wynds

01/09/2026

It's been a beautiful day! Love those Chincoteague ponies!

01/05/2026

We welcomed a new prospective volunteer this morning. Think she will work out??

12/17/2025

12/10/2025

We are pleased to announce that we now offer equine therapeutic experiences through our horse connection program.

I am a retired counselor and have worked with people of all ages through our public education system, including colleges. I have both counseling skills and horsemanship skills so I feel called to continue helping people through our farm/horses.

If you are interested in our horse connection program, contact Sue Immen, President and Co-founder Wild Horse Preserve at Grayce Wynds, retired professional counselor and life-long horsewoman.

12/06/2025

Kasey and Lacey are ready for the parade. They will celebrate the birth of Jesus in 2025.

12/01/2025

Our outdoor aviary is quite a hit in our petting zoo. Here, a diamond dove is sitting on her baby to keep him warm. If you zoom in, you can see his little head.

11/11/2025

Our boy Jesse, a banker pony from Cedar Island NC, was released from the hospital today. He survived a severe cholic thanks to Dr. Grace and Dr. Charisse!! We also thank God who heard and answered many prayers. Homeward bound☺️

11/04/2025

Win win at Grayce Wynds! Help our nonprofit with a $1 donation and get a pie pumpkin. Delish!!

11/04/2025

Closing out pumpkin patch. Come by and get a pie pumpkin for a $1 donation. Honor system☺️

10/26/2025

Last Ponies and Pumpkins 2025 today. Clyde, our blind horse, cordially invites you to come get some lovin'!

10/20/2025

Ever heard of an ornery pony? You are looking at one. Jess the Mess! Last Sunday, he was on good behavior and showed a lot of kindness to many children. I guess he has a heart after all😆😂 Our last Ponies and Pumpkins for 2025 will be this last Sunday in October. You are invited.

10/20/2025

One of our most famous residents is Clyde, a blind horse we found roaming a secluded neighborhood. We rescued him. What do you do with a disabled horse? Answer: love him and give him a life! He loves people, young and old, and he excels at connecting with them. Someone quoted to me, "the outside of you is good for the inside of me." How true! Good job, Clyde! I wish you could have seen the joy on this child's face! Coming soon to Grayce Wynds: Horse Connection programs. Stay tuned!