Travelling Farm, available for parties, events, social visits, etc.
11/11/2025
Last night, we turned off the arena lights for the last time. We said a tearful goodbye to the last of our riders and fed the ponies and tucked them in. Thank you to all of our clients and friends that have come out to us over the years. You all make it really hard to leave, but we have been so blessed to have spent the time with you that we did. You've left some pretty big imprints on us and our critters. So if you find yourself out in Nova Scotia, please drop us a message. We're going to miss you all!
11/08/2025
Over the past little while, we've asked our friends and riders to sign this frame. I've got to find the perfect picture for it and to frame it and hang it at the new farm. So we've always got a little piece of this farm with us ❤️
If you missed signing it, please reach out!
11/07/2025
Marlie is holding ❤️ Swelling is down, she's still putting full weight on her knee, and her appetite is just fine. She tolerates me poking, scrubbing, and wrapping her knee with the most composure of any horse I've ever handled. She really is the gentlest soul. She is rewarded with a fresh snack after every bandage change, a little something to make up for making her uncomfortable. Marlie really is a trooper, keep those healing vibes coming ❤️
11/07/2025
Last chance to come say goodbye. I know we haven't seen a few of our riders and clients, so we're offering up this last time to come out and see the critters before we start some serious work to prepare for our big move
11/05/2025
This morning, we discovered sweet Marlie had injured her knee. The vet was called out, meds given, a detailed care plan was initiated, stall rest and restricted mobility for a while. While it's not life or death, if an infection sets into her joint, it would likely be world ending. So if anyone has some spare luck and healing vibes, please send them to Marlie so she recovers and is able to enjoy many more years with us on the East Coast ❤️
11/04/2025
Someone is super unimpressed with the time change. Even though they got fed earlier than normal, it was still 'not the right time'. Poor horses ;)
11/01/2025
Never a moment alone. No matter what you're doing out on the farm, someone is always up in your business lol.
11/01/2025
Open house for clients/family/friends tomorrow to come see the critters before we move out to Nova Scotia. We have tomorrow 12-2 and are looking at next Friday for those unable to come tomorrow. Come out and let the critters know how much they're loved by everyone ❤️
Please RSVP so we have a head count.
10/31/2025
Don't forget to check that candy!
10/31/2025
Happy Halloween and safe trick or treating tonight friends ❤️ Stay warm and grounded...its windy! Eggs and bacon for the win!
10/31/2025
Friends, families, and clients...we're opening up the farm to come and say goodbye to your favourite animals. Sunday Nov 2nd from 12-2pm. Come drop in one last time. Please RSVP.
No pony rides on this day, but if you want to reach out for another time, please do. We're looking at next Friday for a short period too.
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Touchstone Farm is home to a variety of animals. We have full sized horses, ponies and some miniature horses. Most of these equines are rescues or were at risk before coming home with us, we've promised them a soft landing and safe home for the rest of their days. The few that were not at-risk were purchased with the intention of becoming well loved family members for the rest of their lives. We also have pygmy goats, miniature sheep, two mini pigs, a variety of ducks, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, hedgehogs and our dogs. It's a full house!
Our promise here at the farm is to care for and treat every single animal like a family member, because they are. We take our responsibility to our animals very seriously. We never overbook them, we only take on a few events each week (if that) to make sure they get as much enjoyment from doing the parties as the guests do! Any proceeds from the farm go right back into the care and upkeep of the animals. Both my husband and I have careers outside Touchstone Farm, we can't expect them to pay our bills, but we are happy to go to work for them. We will NEVER put profits above their health and happiness.
We can promise that we'll have the same animals each year, plus some new ones of course. We value them like family, and have made a commitment to each and every one of them. Once the season ends, they come home, get spoiled and enjoy the rest until the next season.
The difference is easy to see. We simply adore our animals. We love to see them happy and having fun. Hearing children laugh and giggle because of our crew, it’s quite simply the best thing ever. This is by far, the most fun and best ‘job’ I’ve ever had.
