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    I cannot recommend Take Heart enough (need more stars Yelp!)and only hope this review will help…read moresomeone decide. I started as a volunteer in July of 2021. After a very short amount of time, being the keen observer I am , I noticed how happy, healthy and well taken care of the horses were. The barns, indoor areas,and the grounds were very clean,organized and well kept considering all the activity with the horses and the people. It was obvious to me,that not only must the owners care a lot but they must continuously set the standard high for their staff in order for a facility such as this to run so smoothly. I couldn't get enough of this place! After working at my "day job" I'd volunteer whenever asked! I was so happy when, after volunteering and going through trainings, I was asked to come on board as part of the Barn Staff (PT nights). The one big difference between barn staff duties and volunteer duties is that volunteers are not allowed to interact with the horses that Take Heart boards. Well here I am STILL volunteering even though I am on the barn staff and like I said "I can't get enough of this place"! This is my first FB review and I truly hope it has given Take Heart Counseling & Equine Assisted Therapy the credit it deserves! I know that no matter how bad of a day I am having, after spending time here I ALWAYS feel better! Thank you to all the barn staff, counselors, and especially the awesome owners Meagan & Grant Good. If anyone wants more info feel free to message me! Sue Yard

    My 6 year old has been taking horsemanship lessons at Take Heart for over a year and it is simply…read morethe best! It is a peaceful, calm environment for her to learn riding and horse care. She loves her instructor Ciara who does such a great job with her. 10/10 would recommend for counseling or horsemanship.

    Totes Goats - Check out his costume!!!

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    What do you get when you combine a spiritually invigorating and emotionally detoxifying yoga class…read morewith the therapeutic antics of several Nigerian Dwarf Goats eager to warm your heart and bring out the best in you...??? You get something called Goat Yoga, the new, brilliant and magical trend in yoga across the country. I admittedly do not engage in a yoga practice, although I do make it a point to connect meditationally with God each day in prayer, so I am not a stranger to the power of meditative practice. I have also been a lover of all creatures great and small and a pet owner (of an array of creatures) since I was a child. I had never, though, up to this point, experienced Goat Yoga. Goats are often underestimated and stereotyped as animals that "eat everything" and are just naughty! Well the naughty part can be true, although in the best way possible. Goats are most akin to dogs when it comes to barnyard creatures and their behavior. They are highly intelligent and sense human energy. They may want to hop on you or just simply lay by your side and rest. They gently nibble at the food you offer them from your hand. In goat yoga, there is truly no judgement, and like our wonderful instructor said this past Sunday, you check your ego at the door. You stretch, breathe, release negative thoughts and limiting beliefs. You interact with these sweet, incredible furry hoofed characters and you honestly start believing everything will be ok. If you think that sounds cliched or corny, you're entitled to that opinion of course. I have always found meditation, prayer (the most powerful meditation for me) and animals to be life game changers. Goat Yoga is all of these elements wrapped into one experience. Tyler Morella, a Veteran and the owner of these precious animals and Totes Goats Yoga, and his mom and girlfriend all played a special role in the class I attended and they are all such warm, kind people. I can't wait to do Goat Yoga with Totes Goats again! Thanks so much Tyler and family (two and four- legged!)

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    DogAbility Center - Hanging out with Daphne!

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    We just attended a birthday party here and the staff did a wonderful job in keeping the kids…read moreentertained! There were plenty of dogs showing off with neat tricks and the place is spacious enough that it doesn't feel cramped. The kids go into a groups of 2-3 and takes turn going to sectioned areas to play with the trained pups. I was afraid that my daughter with eczema would have a scratching fit from the dogs, but they were all well-groomed and no odor at all. All the toys I touched didn't feel grimy and old. I can tell they take good care of this facility. A big plus is it's air conditioned and plenty of seats for the adults! Lots of times at kids' parties, the parents have to find odd things to sit on or stand, which is not a problem here. If you are looking to throw a birthday party, this is your place!

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