Miracles In Motion Therapeutic Equestrian Ctr.

04/05/2026

Wishing you and your herd a very happy Easter! Our “bunnies” are having a relaxing morning after a long night of delivering carrots to all the horses. Have a great day & enjoy the sunshine! ☀️🐰🐴

04/03/2026

Today we celebrated our one and only, Max! This gentle boy is loved by all who meet him. He is kind and good hearted, and a great companion to Lucky. We love you, Max, & wish you a very happy birthday! 🥳🐴

04/01/2026

Breaking News: Volunteers arrived this morning to find Lucky, a mini shetland mix, had grown! His larger than life personality now fits his stature. We all know how much he wanted to be like the big horses, now it is no problem! Good for you, Lucky! Hope everyone has a happy April Fool’s Day! 😉🐴🤣

03/30/2026

We are so deeply grateful for GreenState Foundation’s support for our programming! Thank you for helping us continue to make Miracles! 💚🐴

Earlier this month, the GreenState Foundation granted $10,000 to Miracles In Motion Therapeutic Equestrian Ctr., in support of their Adaptive Riding Program. These therapeutic sessions help young riders with social, motor, and other developmental challenges build strength and confidence. While on horseback, children develop skills that carry over into positive changes in their everyday lives.

03/30/2026

Our volunteers have spent the last two weekends getting ready for classes this spring! We can’t wait for our riders to come back this Saturday! 💚

Want to spend your spring making Miracles? Apply at the link below or contact Megan at volunteermiraclesinmotion@gmail.com

🌟 Volunteer Application: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/1200170319

We hope to see you at the farm this season! 🐴☀️

03/26/2026

Our herd was feeling very photogenic today! The wind was blowing & everyone was excited about it, especially Taz! 🐎 Lucky was very grateful that Megan got his good side 😉📸🐴

03/23/2026

It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the passing of Don Pecos, a beloved Morgan who would have turned 30 next month. From the moment he arrived at Miracles in Motion—originally trained by Michelle Blackler and generously donated to our program—Don Pecos never disappointed. He was a truly exceptional horse, characterized by his intelligence, adaptability, and expressive eyes.

Don Pecos was deeply in tune with everyone around him, whether he was being groomed or carrying a rider. He was dedicated to helping both children and adults reach their full potential through our equine-assisted activities and therapies. As a vital part of every aspect of our program, he was an incredible teacher to us all.

Horses are the heart of everything we do, and the partnership we share with them makes this loss particularly difficult for our volunteers, instructors, riders and staff. While we mourn his absence, we take comfort in knowing that the impact of a horse loved so deeply remains a permanent part of our community.

03/17/2026

We’re feeling very lucky today to celebrate our very own Lucky’s birthday! 🌟🍀 This mini ambassador brings luck and joy wherever he goes in the community and around the farm! He is a sweet little pony with a larger than life personality, we are lucky to have him. Happy Birthday Lucky & many more! 💚🐴 🍀

03/16/2026

It’s an extra large coffee kind of Monday! ☕️🐱 Posie & Chips are over the snow🥶❄️ stay safe and have a great week, spring will be back soon!

03/11/2026

🌟 Sydney Parker’s Miracles Moment 🌟

“My name is Sydney Parker, and I am currently a senior at Prairie High School. My journey to Miracles started with my Ag in Industry class. This is a capstone class for my Animal Science Pathway at Prairie High School. For my class, I had to complete a 90-hour internship at a business. I wasn’t sure where to go at first. I knew I wanted to work with large animals. Then my Mom told me about Miracles in Motion. After looking it up online, I was inspired by their mission and wanted to intern there. My first day at Miracles was at the beginning of February. I was nervous because I didn’t have any experience working around horses. But all of the volunteers are amazing and helped me by explaining how to do things the Miracles way. So far, I have completed 49 hours at Miracles in Motion.

Miracles in Motion has impacted me in many ways. I have learned something new almost every day I have spent at Miracles. From handling techniques to distributing hay, I have learned so much. I have built connections with the horses and the volunteers. The community at Miracles is truly wonderful. Through Miracles in Motion, I have learned that getting out of your comfort zone to try something new is beneficial. It is also impactful to be part of a mission to help others. I can’t wait to see what I experience next at Miracles in Motion!”

03/04/2026

Shadow & Mr. Sea, seen here having a very important meeting. They were discussing when the humans might increase their treat distribution🥕🐴 no matter the horse, big or small, they can all agree on the need for treats! 💚 Happy Wednesday!