UNBRIDLED CHANGE  ·  PROJECT REHOME

After 18 Years,
We're Asking for 
Your Help

 
Unbridled Change is not closing – but our physical home is. And our herd needs yours.

For 18 years, we transformed a hay field in Boones Mill, VA into a year-round healing sanctuary that served thousands of clients – children in foster care, veterans, youth in recovery court, and adults reclaiming themselves after trauma. That chapter is now coming to a close. Our 9 horses, 2 donkeys, 2 barn cats, and 5 chickens need new forever homes, and we need your help to get them there.

HELP US REHOME THE HERD ↓

HOW YOU CAN HELP

There Are 4 Ways to Support Project Rehome

01
Adopt a Herd Member

Our herd includes 9 horses, 2 donkeys, 2 barn/therapy cats, & 5 chickens – each with their own story, personality, & gifts. Meet them below and apply to give 1 (or more) their next forever home.

APPLY TO ADOPT →
02
Donate Funds

This move was unexpected and the timeline is short. We're raising $40,000 in unrestricted funds to cover relocation costs. Every amount helps and is deeply appreciated.

DONATE VIA PAYPAL →
03
Volunteer Your Time

Later this summer (late July / August), we'll need hands on the ground to help break down our facility and assist with farm work and sale days. Dates TBD – sign up to be notified.

SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER →
04
Spread The Word

Know someone with land, a program, or a heart for horses? Share this page with them. The more people who see it, the better our chances of finding the right homes for every member of this herd.

SHARE PAGE ON FACEBOOK →

THE UNBRIDLED CHANGE FAMILY

Meet the Herd

Every member of this herd has been trained in the art of relationship – not obedience. They are seasoned in unmounted psychotherapy and coaching work, and seek to find relationship with the humans they partner with. We do not see horses as tools. They are partners.

MARE HERD
Ginger Snap

~21 yrs · QH/Arab Cross

The Queen. She lives for connection, loves a crowd, and thrives in liberty. Will happily let a whole group groom her at once. Limited undersaddle work due to old stifle injury.

LIBERTY WORK