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Meet the Team

Welcome to the world of mini therapy horses! These gentle and friendly creatures provide comfort, joy, and emotional support to those in need. Their small size and affectionate nature make them perfect companions, bringing smiles and healing to individuals of all ages. Discover the positive impact these amazing horses can have on mental well-being and therapeutic practices

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JJ

JJ is a bay pinto with a white heart on his cut little bum. he was the first mini for our therapy effort, brought home at 5 months old in the back of my Ford Explorer. The ranch manager where we bought him said he was a super calm, unflappable horse, which continues to prove many times over. JJ is known to frisk pockets and tote bags for treats and hates getting wet in the rain.

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Paddy

Born on St. Patrick's Day, Patrick, or Paddy as we call him, was a tiny foal and to this day, he has the daintiest hooves and tiny teeth. he loves to start trouble with the other minis but is very calm when out on visits. Paddy is a chestnut pinto with white angel wings on his shoulders.

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Mama

Mama (aka Senorita Tornado) adores children and is very mellow. She is a black pinto with beautiful lacing on her back. Mama is so sweet and gentle that we call her Zen Mama. She adores children and will stand so quietly around fearful ones.

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Sunny

Sunny is our golden unicorn. She is a palomino pinto. She is a true beauty and is often requested to don her unicorn horn for photo shoots with children. She is gentle and patient with little ones. Sunny can bring a bright smile to all who meet her.

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Skye Blue

Skye is our love bug! Named for her sky blue eyes. We like to say she loves to be scratched one place....and that is everywhere! Skye loves to be around people and is usually the first one to come up when people go into the corral. 

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Black Magic

Magic was called Black Magic because he was totally black when we got him. We now say he's Color Changing Magic because he's roaning out which means he has lots white hair coming in. He definitely showing the Appaloosa genes from his sire.  Magic is still in training.

© 2023 by Happiness On 4 Hooves. Supporting smiles, one hoof at a time.

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