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Did you know equines and humans have lived together in harmony for over 5000 years?

One successful marriage, if you ask me.

We all know the basis of any healthy relationship is trust. And that it is VERY difficult to get back once it is lost.

Here at My Little Horse Listener, we help children and families regain the trust that they had taken from them.

Whether that trust was taken by ridicule, cancer, war, or abuse, our equines do not discriminate.

They happily listen to their new friends and use their bountiful spiritual gifts to help kindle the fire of love and trust in their hearts.

However, WE must do our part to take care of them, just as they take care of us.

From hay and apples, to vet visits, and now even guard dogs to protect from mountain lions, there are a lot of costs associated with holding up OUR part of the bargain.

YOUR donation will help keep this sacred bond alive.

 

Help us help our equines, so they can help the most vulnerable among us.

Here's to 5000 more years of friendship!

Donate today.

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Make a Mother's Day Donation!

Honor that special woman in your life today! Donate in support of the work we do at My Little Horse Listener.

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Help Us Do More

Bale of Hay

Help keep our miniatures revved up for work

$30

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Sponsor a Visit

Cover the transport costs for four equine visits

$50

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Sponsor a Child

Cover the cost of a child or family's  session with the equines

$100

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Make a recurring monthly donation

Set up a recurring donation and help support My Little Horse Listener throughout the year!

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Special Offer! Donate $100 or more and get 1 free night at our cottage!

Thank you for your support.

Looking for more ways to help? Consider becoming a volunteer. 

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