Our Facility

Our farm consists of 40 acres, half of which is pasture and half is wooded. We also have several natural springs we hope to develop very soon. We have 3 smaller fields of a few acres each, 1 small holding pen consisting of safety fencing with a hot wire, and 1 large field. Also on the property is our old barn which now serves several purposes. There are 4 stalls available for quarantine, a large 30X40 area for round bale storage, an indoor sawdust bin, and tractor and equipment storage. Our minis are also housed in and around this barn. Approximately 100 yards from the QT barn is the main barn consisting of 10 stalls, a feed storage area and extra mini stall (when needed), a concrete tack room, a concrete hot/cold wash stall, and a smaller indoor arena. Stalls range is size from 8x12ft to 16x12ft, depending on what type of horse needs housing. The barn is heated by two 100,000 BTU forced air gas Reznor heaters to keep the older guys and girls warm in the winter. Our future hopes are to complete another wing to our barn, adding another 15 stalls and a larger indoor arena so we are able to use the one we currently have for supplies storage.

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DISCLAIMER: We are in NO WAY, nor have we or will we EVER be affiliated with Drafty Barn Rescue located in Lore City, OH. The operator of the Drafty Barn Rescue organization has tagged the phrase "Frog Pond" on her website, used a portion of our trademarked slogan for her organizational name, and has placed frog pictures all over her pages. Additionally, she seems to be overly concerned about the length, content and requirements of our adoption application and contracts. This is a small part of her efforts at causing issues for our organization. One very good reason this "rescue" should be watched is shown in living color from Channel 3-Cleveland News Footage. The photo of the operator of the Drafty Barn rescue is shown on the still shot in the video. You will hear her own words and feelings on horse slaughter by watching the link.

There is also a 2008 USDA/Ohio Dept of Agriculture citation against them for Non-burial of Livestock after they left a horse lying in a ditch for days unnoticed by anyone that resides at the farm -- only the children who ride the bus past the farm daily to school. We received numerous phone calls from parents requesting assistance. Should you wish to see this document, please feel free to email us and it will be forwarded.