



Phoebe (Born in 2018)
is one of our therapy dogs here on the farm. She enjoys her job and loves to see familiar faces. She’s friendly, kind, and always looking for someone to shake with. She works with clients daily and though she has a few favorites, she adores everyone. During her down time, she can be found sleeping on the lawn in the sun, laying in many of the streams around the farm to cool off, and watching the horses graze.

Huey (Born in 2024)
is another one of our therapy dogs here on the farm and he’s also the son of Phoebe. He works on the farm daily alongside Phoebe. He is a very intuitive animal and takes pride in his connections to other people. He knows when clients are experiencing an emotion and will cofacilitate with Aubrey to alert her to different needs of the clients. When Huey is off duty, he can be found swimming in the pond, eating snacks, and taking care of his family.

Remi (born in 1999)
passed away in August of 2023. He was the first horse to begin our program here as well as Aubrey’s personal mount. He will be honored as a part of herd and his spirit will remain in our hearts forever. He will be missed daily nickering in the barn for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and being Aubrey’s trusted cofacilitator through countless sessions. He rests under a rose bush near the counseling office to remain close to those he cherished near and dear.

Meadow (born in 2018)
is a Gypsy Vanner who was donated to Mountain View Farms by Meadowbrook Gypsies and Tasha Landman. They have a breeding program with a passion for supporting programs like ours as well as individuals who are in search of quality horses. They breed animals that are kind, intelligent, and people oriented. Meadow has been a wonderful addition to our program. She has a silly personality that always highlights her love of people and willingness to learn. She can be seen enjoying the sun and green grass out in the pasture, playing with her herd members, or getting into mischief in the barn.

Beau (born in 2015)
is a Gypsy Vanner we rescued when he was three. When he first arrived he was shy, untrained, and had a broken spirit. He has developed into a favorite here and is used more than any other horse in the herd. He has formed lasting connections with many clients at Mountain View Farms and he continues to steel the hearts of those who meet him each year. On his days off he can be found jumping and playing in the pasture like a big dog so proud of all his moves!

Timbie (born in 2013)
is a Belgian draft horse who has driven for the Amish most of his life. Timbie is a confident driving horse and continues to build his skills under saddle. Timbie loves children and will put his head down low so that he can enjoy a cuddle. In his previous life he worked really hard and didn’t know what it was like to be loved by humans. During his time here he has learned to love his new job and appreciate any connection he can have with people.

Rigel (born in 2020)
is a Gypsy Vanner who came to us from Meadowbrook Gypsies and Tasha Landman. Rigel is young so he is continuing his trail riding exposure and enjoys being out exploring. He has a kind, loving heart with a huge personality. He loves to play and be engaged in anything his fellow herd members are doing. When he’s not working, he can be found finding sticks at at wood line of the pasture and chasing his herd members to engage them in a little dog-like game of “keep away”.

Manny (born in 2021)
is a registered paint and is continuing his age-appropriate training here on the farm. Currently Manny is working on his baby skills, learning boundaries, groundwork, and beginning under saddle. He has a sweet personality and loves to be kissed on his nose. During his time off he can be found playing in the pasture and trying to convince other herd members to chase him. He also has love for the barn cats. When they join him in the pasture he tries very had to sniff them gently to avoid any hissing.

Honey (born in 2013)
is a quarter horse who joined our herd in the fall of 2024. She is continuing her training for the program and building her confidence around new people. She remains quite shy but is starting to show signs of trust and openness to connect with people. She has been enjoying the acres of pastureland and exploring out on the trails. Honey is also learning to be a herd member again after many years of being alone.

Clover (born in 2020)
is our original barn cat and she came from a local dairy barn as a kitten. She enjoys spending as much time with clients as possible. She can be found in the barn or lounging on the couch in the office. During covid she surprised us with two kittens due to her spaying being delayed and she continues to watch them grow and develop here on the farm.

Leo (born in 2023)
was born on the farm and is the son of Clover. Leo is timid around people he doesn’t know and spends most of his day hunting and watching the farm from a distance. In the early morning and afternoon, he can be found enjoying a nap upstairs in the hay loft. He loves to climb trees and chase birds.

Luna (born in 2023)
was born on the farm and is the daughter to Clover. She is a curious young cat and enjoys spending her time inside during the winter and outside most of the day during the summer. She can be found warming up in various snuggle spots or begging friendly visitors for snacks and belly rubs.