Sponsor a Horse

At Crossing Arrows Ranch, every horse plays a unique role in healing. Sponsorship helps cover feed, farrier, and veterinary care so our herd can keep serving children, veterans, first responders, and others impacted by trauma.

If you’d like to be matched with a horse in need, please email us at crossingarrowsranch@gmail.com.

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Sponsorship Tiers

$50/month – Feed Sponsor

Helps provide hay and grain for one horse.


$100/month – Care Sponsor

Helps cover feed plus farrier and basic supplies.


$150/month – Full Sponsor

Covers a significant portion of feed, farrier, and vet care.

All sponsors receive occasional photos and updates about their horse. Sponsorships can be shared by families, groups, or businesses.

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Meet the Herd

Queen — Lead Mare (Expecting Spring Foal)

Queen is the heart of our herd. She’s expecting a foal this spring and, due to a past back-leg injury, isn’t rideable—but that doesn’t slow her down one bit. She leads with confidence and helps the herd (and people) feel secure.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Spartan — Gentle Mare

Spartan is a strong yet gentle mare who models safety and steady connection. She shows that healing and trust are possible after hardship. Spartan is a bay mare with a quiet strength. She’s been gently integrated into therapy sessions and is currently in groundwork training. Her adoption fee will increase as her training progresses.

  • Rescue mare in training 
  • Has worked with clients 
  • Not yet fully rideable 
  • Would do best in a trauma-informed, patient home

Status: Already Sponsored – thank you!

Firefly — Yearling Mustang (Twin Peaks, CA)

Only one year old, Firefly is still learning trust. Her journey is just beginning, and she already teaches us patience and the gift of small steps forward. Firefly is a curious, expressive chestnut mustang currently undergoing gentling. She’s learning to trust through body language, touch, and daily handling.

  • BLM Mustang 
  • In trust-based training 
  • Will only be adopted to a relational, horsemanship-informed home 
  • Applications open in 2026

To be added to Firefly’s interest list: crossingarrowsranch@gmail.com 

Status: Needs Sponsor

Raven — Curious Young Mustang (Twin Peaks, CA)

At just two years old, Raven is curious and full of life. She helps clients practice courage and discovery in safe, mindful ways.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Buttercup — Elder Mare

Our eldest mare, Buttercup brings steadiness and comfort. She is a favorite for quiet connection and reflective sessions.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Tess — Quiet Companion

Soft-eyed and steady, Tess creates safety in the arena and teaches boundaries through her calm presence.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Rhiannon — Brave Heart

Rhiannon carries bold but sensitive energy. She encourages clear asks and respectful responses in relationships.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Appa — Playful Teacher

Appa’s curious and kind nature invites people to rediscover play while learning focus and follow-through.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Valentino — Mini (Thinks He’s the Lead Stud 😄)

Our little white mini with big energy! Valentino makes kids laugh and teaches confidence and leadership in lighthearted ways.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Hank — Rescue Stallion (In Training)

Hank is a rescued stallion learning trust and gentle handling. His story is a living example of healing through patience.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Esperanza — Fox Trotter (Expecting Spring Foal)

True to her name, Esperanza means “hope.” Expecting a foal this spring, she models rhythm, grace, and resilience.

Status: Needs Sponsor

Sonny — Blind Rescue Pony/Horse

Sonny is blind, but that doesn’t stop him from boldly asking for what he needs—lots of love and attention. He inspires clients to trust and believe their needs matter.

Status: Needs Sponsor