“There’s something about the outside of a horse that’s good for the inside of man.” – Winston Churchill
Welcome to HorseSensing!
We are a 9 month minimum residential program where veterans and men in recovery receive treatment for substance abuse while learning a new trade. This is all at no cost to them. We provide for all needs free of charge so the focus can be on healing and progressing to a new permanent path of stability and health. Residents are placed in a good job with the skills and support to succeed for the long term.
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Good morning folks! One week from Saturday is our 4 x 4 show and shine! With 10 award categories free admission to the public, great food, a dunk tank, a duck hunt for the kids, and of course, horses and lots of fun, this event is a great way to spend July 12! You can now just show up the morning of to show your 4 x 4 or Jeep! For all those of you that really don’t know yet what you’re doing that day we’re leaving the door open for you to come without pre-registering your 4 x 4 or Jeep. Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Hey Everyone!
HorseSensing has really exciting news! For years and years, we have been trying to launch our
.org website. Well it’s finally gonna happen next week! We would really love for you guys to let us know what you think. Of course, we will always add to it and one of my favorite features is that our Facebook page is going to be a running Part of the website page itself. We will probably launch on Tuesday of next week. Just wanted to get you prepared! HorseSensing has grown so much  since we began this journey in 2009! We are so excited to share it with you and include you on our journey to help save lives with horses!
A huge thank you to the Sentinel News for covering Atty General Russell COLEMAN’s visit to HorseSensing! He and the leaders of the state opiate abatement commission came to see what our work is all about. Promoting recovery and putting people back to work. The Attorney General really gets it when it comes to the opiate crisis. As you can see in the article, he is passionate about it. We’re so pleased that he was impressed by what we’re doing here
Hope, Purpose and a Sense of Belonging.
This is what HorseSensing provides to those in our residential treatment and therapeutic job training and placement program.
