
Horse Sponsorship
At the heart of the Ranch is our horses. Horses are what often draw participants to the Ranch, they're who God uses to help break down barriers very quickly to allow hope to enter a hurting heart. Horse Sponsorship is the primary way we are able to fund the work done at the Ranch, continuing to offer mentor sessions completely free-of-charge to all who come.
Horse Adoption
Once a horse serves as a Session Horse at Freedom Reigns Ranch, we take full responsibility for the remainder of their life and they live out their days at the Ranch, even if they can no longer be ridden or are determined to no longer be suitable for session work. We think it's important to value our equine partners in all phases of their life, even past what some might deem as their "useful point". On the rare occasion that a seasoned session horse no longer thrives in the Ranch environment, we retain ownership and all financial responsibility and allow them to be fostered in a suitable living situation.
Since we have a rescue component to our work, at times we have horses available for adoption. Often times, these horses have special requirements of additional training and require at least an intermediate level of experience. Some may only suitable as a "pasture pet" (cannot be ridden).
Potential adopters must fill out an application, are thoroughly screened with references required, a site visit is conducted prior to adoption, and adopters must adhere to the terms and conditions in our adoption contract which includes no resale/rehome unless horse is adopted with the expressed and documented purpose of being a "project", no breeding (all males are gelded prior to being adopted out), as well as regularly required check-ins.
If you are interested in being kept informed of potential horses available for adoption, please email our Equine Manger, Kristin, at horses@freedomreignsranch.com
Session Horses
Adopted Out and Former Session Horses
Freedom Reigns Ranch provides front-of-line support to local law enforcement in cases of equine cruelty and neglect. We provide site documentation for proceedings as well as custody and full rehabilitative care for horses recovering from the effects of neglect at no cost to law enforcement/the city/county.
Taking in rescue horses helps rescue people, too. Participants gain powerful hands-on experience in the redemption process, and horses thrive under the love and care of our volunteers. While we occasionally keep a foster horse, our main goal is to help find them a home where they will thrive and be loved for the rest of their life.
Occasionally, we bring in a Session Horse who is only with us for a season. They love working in Sessions for a time and then require them to retire or we learn they need a different work setting to really thrive. A majority of our session horses retire here to live out their days on our pastures, but some horses thrive in a one-owner or less busy environment. Those horses are adopted out to great homes where they are able to continue a job and lifestyle suitable for them. We are honored to have had them at the Ranch.
These are horses that Freedom Reigns Ranch has had the opportunity to love:
"Warrior"

Running Free of Suffering
"C"

Running Free of Suffering
"Gideon"

Former Session Horse (Adopted)
"Jeremy"

Former Foster (Adopted)
"JJ"

Former Foster (Adopted)
"Shadow"

Former Foster (Adopted)
"Lady"

Running Free of Suffering
"Trixie"

Former Foster (Retired)
"Dancer"

Retired Session Horse (Adopted)
"Hope"

Former Rescue (Adopted)
"Dove"

Current Rescue
"Sparrow"

Current Rescue
"Judah"

Running Free of Suffering
In Loving Memory of Bob - Beloved Session Horse




DOB: Jan 1st, 2003
Breed: Mustang
Height: 15 hh
Arrived: August 13, 2021
Ran Strong and Free: August 30, 2022
Bob (a.k.a. “Bobbio” because of his long, flowing mane) was a Mustang who spent the first six months of his life in the wild before he was gathered from Salt Wells Creek, Wyoming. Bob’s first owner adopted him from a Mustang holding facility and trained him as a heeling rope horse. Then, Bob went to a new owner, who let him live a cushy lifestyle as a companion, super fun trail mount, and mounted patrol training partner. Unfortunately, a major change in their life situation forced Bob’s owner to make some tough financial decisions—and that meant Bob needed a new home. He was donated to Freedom Reigns Ranch, his owner gaining comfort in knowing he would help so many people. Bob had a "Gentle Giant" personality and won the hearts of everyone he came in contact with.
Bob passed away from an intense battle with colic surrounded by people who loved him. He left many broken hearts behind but we are so grateful for the time we had with our sweet Bob.
Well done, Bob. You are free again.


















