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ABOUT
HHH RANCH

Established 2015

Welcome to HHH Ranch!  On our expansive acres, you’ll find a sanctuary for healing people and animals alike.  Individuals on a physical, emotional, behavioral, or mental journey gain confidence and flourish through our therapeutic riding lessons, farmer classes, and camps.  Our nonverbal riders find their voice with the solace and understanding of our rescue horses and PATH-certified instructors, forming a unique bond and communication channel where everyone is heard.  For those who haven’t made the best choices in the past, a second chance is given.

 

HHH offers healing and hope for animals in need, too.  That’s why we use trained rescue horses to provide our services.  Going the extra mile to rescue animals found through concerned phone calls, auctions for slaughter, and left on our doorstep, we provide a serene space to rehabilitate.

 

Beyond the pasture, HHH reaches into our community, offering open ranch times, field trips, and private events which allow visitors to learn about our mission and discover firsthand the gentle impact of our horses.  And for the elderly who can’t travel, we bring potty-trained pony visits to you.

 

Please join us at HHH Ranch to experience healing and hope!

MISSION & VISION 

Mission:  

Vision:  

HHH creates a sanctuary for people and animals alike to heal and flourish, whether they are on an emotional, behavioral, physical, or mental journey.

HHH sees a community without barriers where everyone is welcomed, accepted, and celebrated.

HHH Ranch Board of Directors

Founder Christine
Christine Doran
Founder & Board President

At the heart of the HHH Ranch is Christine, a passionate advocate for people and animals. She established the ranch to make sure that everyone, regardless of ability, can experience the joys of horse riding and animal therapy.

Christine personally trains the horses and works towards making the ranch a free service for everyone. Her ultimate goal is to break down social barriers between people with and without disabilities.

MEET OUR ANIMALS

Testimonials 

At HHH Ranch, our community members are our greatest asset. They have been with us through every step of the way and they always have inspiring stories to share. We invite you to explore their stories and be inspired by the journeys that make up HHH Ranch. Their testimonies will help you understand why this place is so special and how it has touched their lives. Together, we have created something extraordinary and it's worth your time to learn more about it. Thank you for taking the time to read our testimonies and learn more about HHH Ranch!

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Meet Shay

"Having to watch your child struggle every day is absolutely heartbreaking, so to get to see how excited and happy she is when it’s Saturday afternoon at 3:30 PM, has been simply priceless for me. I’m so happy to have found Miss Christine and HHH Ranch and I can’t wait to see what else they can do to help my sweet Shay girl grow.”

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Meet Cole

“My 20 year old son has been doing horseback riding lessons for several years at Hands, Hooves and Hope Ranch. He is nonverbal and has epilepsy as well as sensory and balance issues. Cole has blossomed at HHH Ranch!!! He went from a boy who was too scared to get on a horse for the longest time to a young man who literally tries to jump on his horse some days! He has gained an abundance of self confidence!"

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Meet Mia

"She went from being led around the arena to leading the horse on her own and came home thrilled this past Tuesday that she is going to start learning how to trot next week! Everyone at the ranch is always incredibly welcoming, and the vibe is so calm and pleasant there! I personally work as a pediatric Occupational Therapist for my job and can share that there is such incredible research about the affects of being in nature, around animals, unstructured exploration time, and that's all even before you get to the impact of the actual therapeutic riding."

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