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In the fall of 2023 we went to visit a friend and her horse at a local boarding barn. We happened to notice a Friesian in a stall that appeared to have a leg injury. This poor horse seemed so sad and broken. She wouldn’t respond to anyone and kept her head in the corner of her stall with one of her rear legs extremely swollen. We left the barn that day and kept thinking about this poor horse and how bad we felt for her. Little did we know, this would not be our last encounter

If you have been to our new location on our farm or if you follow our social media pages, you may have met or seen some posts about our sweet old farm dog, Elsa. Elsa has decided our new market space was built for her and she loves to ride in the golf cart down to the building where she walks in and sits right inside the front door, patiently waiting to greet our customers. She loves to get belly rubs and attention from anyone that walks into the space. Since she has beco

We often post about our lovely “A-holes” on the farm and receive a lot of questions about them so we thought we would share their story with you today. Several years ago Vic wanted to get chickens for the farm and Rog adamantly said “we are not getting chickens”. So…..one day Vic went to the feed store to get horse supplies and the nice young man behind the counter talked her into taking home 4 baby geese that someone ordered but never picked up. She figured they weren’t chic

When Rog and Vic moved to the Westville farm in 2007, they had 8 horses that came with them.  Most of the 8 were acquired because they needed a safe place to call home, and a few were acquired after a dear friend rescued them (that blog will come next).  Over the years, their love of animals continued to grow…and so did their herd.  At one point, they had 13 horses (3 were friends that boarded at the farm) and the rest all came with their own back stories.  I moved to the far