Cross Anchor Veterinary Services is a mobile veterinary practice serving the Upstate of South Carolina. The practice works with equine, large animal and exotic animal patients. It helps farms develop and implement vaccination schedules. Visits are made on-site, and appointments are arranged by phone. The practice was established in 2022.
Higher Ground Healing is a non-profit organization that uses horses and nature to support emotional and mental wellness. Its equine-assisted therapy sessions use the organization's own herd of horses to help clients work through issues such as anxiety, depression, grief, and family or parenting struggles. Founder and director Erin Brown trained in the EAGALA model and now offers equine-assisted therapy exclusively. The organization also offers therapy to children, teens, and adults in an office setting.
Dancing Spirit offers equine facilitated learning and coaching for individuals and groups. Sessions are non-riding and take place on the ground, so no horse experience is needed. Participants can work with the horses on personal and spiritual growth, or choose traditional coaching by phone, video or in person. The business also offers workshops, retreats and team-building activities with horses as guides.
The Animal Hospital of Fayetteville is a veterinary practice offering routine check-ups, vaccinations, and surgical procedures. Its services include small animal care, boarding, dental work, radiology, and reproduction services. The practice also lists equine services, including surgery and lameness evaluation. Staff include veterinarians who treat small animals and equine patients. An after-hours line for large animals is listed.
EquusLibere is an experiential learning company that works with horses for individuals, groups, and corporate teams. It offers leadership development coaching and therapeutic coaching with horses. It also runs equine therapy sessions and corporate team-building programs, including half, full, and multi-day sessions. The company describes its approach as somatic and relational, with the horses providing feedback during sessions.
Miracles Therapeutic Riding Center offers equine assisted therapy for people with special needs. The program serves people of all ages with disabilities and conditions in the greater Denver and Boulder area. Its stated goals include physical, emotional, cognitive and social well-being, along with better balance, coordination, concentration and confidence. Lessons are given with the center's own herd, and the center also runs volunteer and donation programs.
Mountain Rose Stables is a local family-run stable in Hudson, Colorado. It offers horse boarding, including private pens and indoor stalls with outdoor runs, plus add-on services such as feeding, stall cleaning and blanketing. Riding lessons are available in Western and English styles. The stable has arenas, open riding land and jumps, and it also hosts seasonal events.
Irish Oaks describes itself as a full service Hunter facility. It is located minutes from Winston-Salem, NC, and about 15 minutes from Wake Forest / Salem College. The excerpt does not list specific services such as lessons or boarding.
My Farm Camps is a farm in Pineville, North Carolina, that offers horseback riding alongside farm camps for children and families. The site lists riding lessons and trail rides, with camp and mini-camp programmes that include riding horses and caring for animals. The farm also hosts parties and special events. Parents on the site describe regular riding lessons with the farm's trainer and instructors.
Blue Ridge Horse Adventures is a family-friendly horse farm on 300 acres of countryside near Spruce Pine, North Carolina. It offers horse boarding with pasture, shelter, and access to an outdoor arena and woodland trails. The farm also offers private horseback riding lessons and horse care lessons, open to the public by appointment. Private group parties may include pony rides and hands-on horse care. The farm does not currently offer trail rides.
Mendoza Dressage offers dressage training and instruction. The business is run by Julio Mendoza, who is described on the website as a USDF Gold Medalist Dressage Trainer. The website is brief and does not list further services.
American Mustang School, run by Justin Dunn Horsemanship, offers horsemanship-based coaching for individuals and organisations. Sessions use a herd of Mustangs and rescue horses to help clients develop non-verbal communication, emotional regulation and self-awareness. Corporate leadership coaching is also offered. A coach training programme teaches coaches and consultants to integrate this horse-based approach into their own practice.
Eastern Rowan Saddle Club is a non-profit, neighborhood-friendly organization focused on equine activities. Its riding activities are open to people at any level of experience, from beginner to expert. The club hosts events including barrel races, open shows and trail rides, and holds monthly club meetings. Members have access to the club's facility and take part in its community activities.
Equestrian Exchange runs tack consignment sales, where people bring equestrian items to be sold on their behalf. Consignors price and tag their own items using the website's barcode tagging, and the business sells them during scheduled fall sale events. Unsold items can be picked up or donated after the sale. Consignors receive a percentage of the selling price, with a per-event consignor fee.
Meadow & Mill presents itself as an equine nutrition and wellness business. It offers nutrition consultation, hay sampling and analysis, and forage and feed products, including Chaffhaye. The business also lists PEMF among its services and offers delivery.
Broke Betty Equine is an online shop selling braided mule tape halters and leads, which the site describes as small-batch and hand-dyed. The range also includes tail bags, Hay Chix buckle safety covers and tie down keepers. The site offers a blanket pickup service, where customers schedule pickups of blankets for their area's route.
Spalding Animal Clinic is a mixed animal veterinary practice in Spalding, Nebraska, caring for companion animals, livestock and horses. Its equine services include vaccinations, colic treatment, lameness exams, nerve blocks and dental floats. The team also provides farm animal services such as herd health programs, reproductive services and calving assistance. Small animal care and surgery are offered alongside these services.
Psykotnia is a family veterinary clinic in Strumień, founded in 1990 by veterinarian Adam Tront. The clinic treats rodents, small animals, horses and farm animals. For horses it offers internal medicine, preventive care, reproduction and simple surgical procedures. The address, phone number and opening hours match the Maps listing at Pocztowa 3.
Deep Creek Horse Camp is a horse camp near Bryson City, North Carolina, close to the Deep Creek trailhead in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It offers boarding for horses in covered stalls with water, feed, a wash rack, turnout, and an exercise corral. Guests can bring their own horses to ride the park and Nantahala National Forest trails, and trailers are available to haul horses. The camp also offers trail maps and help planning rides.
Red Gate Quarter Horses offers horse boarding in Knoxville, Tennessee. The boarding is full care, with horses kept in stalls and on pasture. The website excerpt is brief, so details such as facilities, services beyond boarding, and prices are not described here.
Tread Deep Counseling provides trauma-focused counseling, including EMDR, Somatic Experiencing and trauma healing intensives. Counseling with horses is one of its specialties, with equines included as part of therapy. The practice also offers workshops for professionals on including animals in therapy and equine inclusion. Sessions are offered in person on a farm near Charlotte, in person in North Carolina and Nebraska, and virtually in both states.
Half Halt Farms offers horse boarding at its facility in Cherryville, North Carolina. Its website also lists instruction and cross-country schooling for horses. The site includes an introduction to eventing. Hay sales are also listed on the website.
Green Creek Hounds is a mounted foxhunting club in the North Carolina foothills of the Appalachians, founded in 1988 and accepted by the MFHA in 1990. The hunt covers varied terrain with coops, logs and stone jumps, and three fields accommodate riders of any skill level. Mounted trail rides are organized in the off-season for conditioning and hound training, and the club also holds social events such as hunt breakfasts and a hunt ball. Riding as a guest can be arranged through the Master.
Happy Trails Trailers sells horse trailers to horse owners across the United States. It is a Hawk Trailers dealer and also offers Calico steel trailers and Balanced Ride rear-facing straight load trailers. The business provides custom trailer design, so buyers can order a standard model or a tailored build. Trailers can be picked up locally or delivered nationwide, and visits are by appointment only.
