Mill Creek Farm

I have fallen in love with horses, we had our very own horse who had to be euthanized after breaking out of a barn and breaking her back. I volunteer at Mill Creek every Saturday. I now have 126 horse 2 cats 3 dogs as my new pets! The horses and donkeys are groomed weekly. They are fed three times a day and we take in to consideration speci diets. We have a huge team of professionals who come out on a regular basis for check ups to make sure the horses are healthy. Each horse is placed on a pasture that is safe for them where they can socialize with other horses with the same personality. I look forward to every Saturday I am there. The volunteers the guests and of course the animals on the farm have become my family. Coming here is a step away from realty, guaranteed to better your mood by just being there. We support all the guests that come and most of all we support and love all the volunteers!
Some horses you’ll fall in love with and some horses will fall in love with you and will take a liking to you. It’s the most fulfilling relationship you can have. They are intelligent animals and every horse has a different personality and of course a different story.

We went this past Saturday and it is a beautiful farm! There are 126 horses and they each have a really good size pasture. They look happy, well cared for, and healthy. It’s a huge farm, so come prepared to walk. The grounds are very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful.
The admission price is two carrots, but you’ll want to bring more! We brought a whole bag and ran out after just a few horses.

A beautiful place that is dedicated to providing a retirement home for the oldest and most unwanted of horses. They arrive from rescue organizations and law enforcement agencies emaciated and in ill health. They live out their lives in large pastures with special feed, care, and plenty of carrots.
My young nieces love visiting and have learned a great deal about the care of these senior horses.

This is an absolutely wonderful place to spend a Saturday (11 – 3) feeding the horses. They are truly committed to their animals and you can tell. Admission is only 2 carrots and the space is so large that a day in the hot sun walking up and down the farm would certainly wear out any little ones. They also have some sleepy dogs that you can usually see riding around in golf carts.
Be sure to bring plenty of carrots because your heart will be won over by them all.