Ranch Happenings 11/1/26-11/7/26

Sunday, November 1st, 2026
"Alright y’all, help us settle the debate:
Does the turkey get his day or is it Santa all the way?
Comment with your favorite Thanksgiving side to vote Team Turkey, or your favorite kind of Christmas cookie for Team Santa!
Photo from last year’s Christmas Benefit Ride and Hunter Pace. Get signed up for this year’s ride!"

"Join us this Saturday for a tour! Meet the horses, hear their incredible stories of redemption, learn about the Ranch’s history, our programs, and how you can get involved.
Next Saturday: help us batten down the hatches for winter as we do some brush clearing, tack cleaning, and seeding the pastures! We would love for folks to bring pole saws and leaf blowers if you have them.
All ages welcome. An RSVP is required for each. "
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026
"Flair has a very important question: are you on our mailing list???
Our email list is a once per month newsletter and our postal mailing list is for our annual Christmas Card. They’re being printed this week and you don’t want to be left out!
Be sure to send us your address so we can send you this year’s Christmas card! 🎄"

Thursday, November 12th, 2026
"The sound of hooves and horsepower! 🎶
Style: Weather Beeta"
Sunday, November 7th, 2026
"Shout out and THANK YOU to our Spring Hill Home Depot for donating a few bags of @pennington grass seed to help our pastures grow and feed our herd for years to come! This year has hit hard with an exceptional drought and being able to re-establish pastures is so important for horse health.
We are so grateful for your gift!"

"Somebody is a cover model! 😍
Not only that, but inside tells about his incredible redemption story of nearly succumbing to starvation to now helping kids heal.
Check it out in the November issue of Thompson Station Lifestyle, City lifestyle"

Hi everyone!
I wanted to share a little update on Reese and let you know how he’s doing!
Reese is adjusting well to the cooler fall temperatures and has even gotten his very own blanket to help keep him cozy as the weather changes.
He’s also sporting a pretty impressive new look these days. When Reese came to us, his mane had been shaved by his previous rescuer, which we suspect was to help remove some stubborn burrs. Now that it’s growing back in, he’s developed quite the rock-and-roll mohawk! It definitely gives him some extra personality, and we think he’s pulling off the look pretty well.
We’re so grateful for your support of Reese and for helping us give him the care, comfort, and love he deserves. We’ll continue to share updates as he settles in and enjoys this next chapter!
Thank you again for being part of Reese’s story!




