Robinsons’ Equine Therapy and Riding

Last night’s storm definitely left its mark here at Robinson’s.

First and foremost, we are so thankful to share that all of our horses and all of our people are safe and unharmed. That is what matters most.

Unfortunately, the property sustained some significant damage. A large tree came down onto our power lines and pasture fencing, and one of our telephone poles was severely cracked during the storm. The barn is currently without power, while the house is running on a generator.

The fallen tree has also completely blocked our driveway. To create a way to safely get on and off the property, we had to take down a section of our electric fencing. We have a lot of cleanup and repairs ahead of us in the coming days.

Even in the middle of the mess, we are incredibly thankful. God has protected our horses, our family, and everyone at the farm, and we know how blessed we are.

We are so grateful for the prayers, messages, and support from this amazing community. If anyone is willing to lend a hand with cleanup or repairs, please send us a message. ❤️🐴

– The Robinson’s Equine Therapy & Riding Family

Yesterday we had the opportunity to represent Robinson’s Equine at a local volunteer expo — and wow. 🐴💛

We met so many kind people who stopped by to ask questions, share stories, and learn more about what we do here at the barn. Every conversation reminded us how special this community truly is.

As a small, family-run nonprofit, volunteers are what make our classes possible. From leading horses to sidewalking beside riders, helping with barn chores, setting up events, or simply showing up with a willing heart — every role matters.

It was so encouraging to see so many people interested in being part of something that helps riders grow in confidence, connection, and joy through horses.

If you stopped by our table yesterday: thank you. We loved meeting you, and we hope to see some new faces at the barn soon. 🤎

📍New volunteer training:
Thursday, May 21st at 6 PM
8762 E 100 N Lafayette, IN 47905

No horse experience needed — just a willingness to learn and help.