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Dream Catcher Stables, Inc

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Dream Catcher Stables, Inc

Such a confidence boost! Our at-risk youth learn civic responsibility, how to connect with others, increasing their social and relationship skills.
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We provide therapeutic horsemanship, educational, recreational, and sports programming, including vocational/prevocational opportunities to at-risk youth, youth, and adults with disabilities. Our mission is to teach adults and youth with disabilities how to ride and care for horses.
• We see our students with disabilities succeed scholastically, physically, and mentally. We help at-risk youth wi

th court-ordered community service understand that education is worthwhile and work can be challenging but truly rewarding.
• Students at risk of dropping out are "dropping back in”. We provide volunteers the opportunity to be of service while immersed in an environment of inclusion and compassion.
• Our volunteers grow by meeting new people, especially if they are new to the area, strengthening their ties to the community, and participating in fun and fulfilling activities. We provide well-trained horses with a rewarding job in their golden years.
• Our great herd includes seven mares and two geldings, ranging from 9 to 25. This includes four trained cutting horses, two dressage horses, one trail horse, and two endurance/racehorses.

11/11/2024

10/27/2024

Dream Catcher Stables Inc has been gifted with an amazing running Quarter Horse - Sailsaway Legacy aka Ironee. Deepest gratitude goes out to Pine Cove Tower. Ironee will have a loving home forever with Dream Catcher Dream Catcher Stables, Inc and is happily enjoying the love and delights of our athletes, working in our program, and finding human friends who have participated in Pine Cover programming in the past too. Pictured here is our instructor and veteran "Cre" chilling with Ironee in his stall looking out at the herd.

10/21/2024

24,654 cans recycled. Help us get to the 30,000 can this month please! save, rinse, squash and bring your empty aluminum cans to 20907 Birnamwood Blvd, Humble, TX any Saturday or Sunday morning. We'll do the rest. The funds collected are the seed money for our permanent program home.

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10/21/2024

24,654 cans recycled. Okay Houston area friends - help me out. Lets get the 30,000 mark completed.

10/10/2024

A tasty way to enjoy your free time and help our horses help our youth with disabilities too. Order after 5 pm today (October 10) and before 5 pm on October 14. Popcorn made and shipped straight to your door after the sale closes.

Click here to buy ultra-premium popcorn and 50% of your purchase benefits this fundraiser.

10/07/2024

To all our friends who are or know someone who is in the path of Milton. Our prayers are with you. Evacuate if you can. Milton is a monster.
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10/05/2024

Behind the scenes!

10/03/2024

It’s that time of year again! As we prepare for 2025 our herd is looking for sponsors for their care and hard work.

10/02/2024

Hey Everyone who lives in the Houston Area.

The president of our Teen Board, Emerald Millar has a special project for a school class and needs your help. She has created a fundraiser with proceeds coming to Dream Catcher Stables, Inc. Emerald does the baking. You receive the order in time for Thanksgiving. Local delivery only. Here are her instructions: For a class project, I am required to create a fundraiser and 30% goes to an organization. I am asking for help to get the word out as much as possible. Zelle and Paypal are acceptable under my phone number. (281)706-3335. If paying with Paypal or Zelle please have them list the # of items as well as phone number. If paying with cash be sure to save in an envelope or paper clip.

If there are any questions please let me know.

Emerald Millar
(281)706-3335

09/24/2024

We are on our way to 40,000 cans having just recycled our 20,386th can. Please join in the fun. Rinse, squash, and bring us your aluminum cans for recycling. Our permanent program home is a ways away - another 79,979,614 cans
+ some moneyand with your help we will get there.

09/15/2024

Keep them coming ♻️

Thank you so much for your support! Today we raised $22.50 with 1312 individual cans towards our million dollar goal.

Donations are also appreciated through Zelle - (281) 216-3494 or PayPal

Support your local nonprofit and give back to the community

09/10/2024

15000 cans recycled. Just 79985000 to go. Save YOUR cans. You will help keep our land clean and garbage dumps smaller. AND you will help Dream Catcher Stables Inc secure a permanent program home. , , , , . , , The Arc of Harris County,

09/02/2024

Happy Labor Day from our family to yours!

08/31/2024

Thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated with us Friday night. We had a great turn out, but are still in need of donations to fund our for program for 2025. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated thru Zelle @ 281-216-3494 or paypal @ https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1207722

Thank you so much for your continued support and kindness!

08/27/2024

Hoping the weather forecast holds. If so, August 31 and September 1 we will have paint your horse wash your horse day from 9 am until noon. It's time to use your fingers, massage the horse, and have fun too.

Before any animal rights advocate panics - the paint is 50% mane & tail shampoo and 50% non-toxic water based paint.

08/22/2024

It’s shirt time again! Another limited edition shirt celebrating 25 years 🥳

Buy now: https://www.bonfire.com/limited-edition-186/?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=campaign_page&utm_campaign=limited-edition-186&utm_content=default

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20907 Birnamwood Boulevard
Humble, TX
77338

Opening Hours

Saturday	9am - 2pm
Sunday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+12812163494

Website

http://www.dreamcatcherstables.org/

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Dream Catcher Stables Teaches people with disabilities how to ride and care for horses *students with disabilities succeed scholastically Helps youth with court ordered community service understand that education is worthwhile and work can be hard * students at risk of dropping out are "dropping back in" Provides volunteers the opportunity to help, understand, and create an inclusive community *families are healing, schools are becoming safer places Gives well trained horses a rewarding job in their golden years *currently a hear of 8 mares and 1 gelding, ranging in age from 8 to 32, including 4 trained cutting horses, 2 dressage horses, 1 trail horse, 1 endurance/race horses, and one family riding horse.

Meet the leader of our herd and “head equine therapist”. 2019 Certified Horsemanship Horse of the Year, at the age of 34 S**t IS the Herd boss. With a bit more gray than before and joints that prefer to move a bit slower, she allows the younger mares to share in “boss” duties. However, there’s no mistaking whose really boss.

So what IS special about a 34 year old “mutt” named S**t? She can sense when her athlete is about to have a seizure. Yes, even before we or the athlete has a clue, S**t will carefully inform us that there is a problem giving us those precious extra seconds to keep every living being safe.

A gift from a Vietnam veteran who did not want the horse caught in a divorce, we were told that she was named for her color and that, when she figures she’s done for the day she starts limping. So let’s go with the name first -- coming from Oklahoma, we allow as how she was probably named by either a wheat or corn rancher. Both of those crops have a fungus called “smut”. To meet our horse, S**t, is to understand the color of that fungus. And yes, when she arrived we were told about the limping. Yes, S**t did try more than once to quit work early. Every time we watched carefully. She would always switch feet and once she even tried switching all four feet. Needless to say, we had her number and YES we were very careful to be certain that she WAS faking.

So now that you have heard a horse tale, how about a few human tales that are a bit more recent.

One of our families went to see the horse races one evening. Our athlete now wants to be a jockey. Mom and Dad tried to explain and we did our part too. At his tender age he is too tall and weighs too much to be a flat race jockey. There’s a lot he needs to learn to be capable of riding a horse at that speed, but he is willing to learn and we are willing to teach him to ride safely at all gaits - walk, trot, canter (walk, jog, lope). Then he will become a volunteer with us and learn about daily horse care. After all of that, if he still wants a career with horses, we’ll gladly help him find a suitable job.

Two brothers came to ride. For one, putting on the helmet was traumatic, mounting was okay, and movement of any kind was an instant get off. The other enjoyed the entire experience. Their second day we put the eager one up first and let the reluctant one slowly pet, then put on the helmet, then sit on the horse. When he pulled the reins the horse backed one step. So we asked for 2 and then for 3. Then we asked for them to walk forward and ever since that young man is happy to ride. Now he comes, rides, and even stays mounted longer than his brother.

The last story is about a volunteer who lost himself, found our program, and is enjoying teaching our most challenging riders. Along the way he is finding himself and planning his future career which includes Dream Catcher Stables Inc.

Volunteers are always welcome. Dream Catcher Stables Inc is an ALL VOLUNTEER PUBLIC CHARITY. No one gets paid to work here. All monies go to take care of the horses, maintain the facility, and pay required and necessary insurance. Athletes are accepted regardless of their ability to pay. Funding comes from the public, businesses, and a few grants.