Pattie’s Ranch, home of the STAT Horse Sanctuary, is seeking volunteers to assist with its relocation to Hemet. The move comes after an offer to become part of a larger recreational development, marking the beginning of a five-year vision to see a mass expansion of the equine programs at the sanctuary.
Volunteers are needed on Friday, March 29, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to help load and unload pipe stalls and shelters.
Those interested in lending a hand can contact founder Pattie Roberts at 951-733-3000 for further details.
A 501(c)3 non-profit organization, Pattie’s Ranch is supported by volunteers and donations. The sanctuary provides a peaceful, healing environment where aging horses too old to be ridden find new purpose as companions and therapy animals.
Pattie’s Ranch fosters communication, cooperation, and connection between horses and humans, allowing visitors to experience the joys of “carrot therapy.”
Since 2007, Pattie’s Ranch has been an anchor for special needs individuals, senior communities, veterans, parents with teens, individuals seeking community service opportunities, and many organizations.
For more information about Patties Ranch, visit www.stathorsesanctuary.org.
