Mini Hooves of Love Miniature Therapy Horses is absolutely a wonderful organization. It does so much for the community w/ outings to nursing homes, Children's Hospitals, and Make-a-wish events. We have been so blessed to have found them and my 12 year old daughter has become a horse handler for the events. It has taught her so much on caring for others... caring for the horses... and that there is more out there. We are so thankful for everything that MHOL has done in our family and our community!!
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- staff@minihoovesoflove.org
- 214-213-8928
- Po Box 487 Melissa TX 75454 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animal-Related, Animals, Arts & Culture, Education, Humanities, Literacy, Remedial Reading & Encouragement
Mission: Our mission is to provide those in our community with the opportunity to interact with our miniature horses during visits that will enhance their quality of life.
Results: We have been blessed to share our miniature horses with Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children since 2012. We then started going to Ronald McDonald House/Dallas in 2014 and expanding to Cook Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House/Ft Worth in 2016. Our minis also visit many Assisted Living/Memory Care Units & Nursing Homes as well as schools working with kids with disabilities. We have also had the honor to be there for those in Hospice care. MHOL has joined an organization call "Just Say WHOA to Bullying" and reaching out to schools all around to share the concept of kindness instead of hate and that we all have differences that should be accepted by others.
Target demographics: Sometimes we need someone to simply be thre, not to fix anything or do anything in particular, but just to let us feel we are supported and cared about.
Direct beneficiaries per year: We are registered with PET PARTNERS and last year visited
Geographic areas served: the DFW and surrounding areas.
Programs: Minis and volunteers are dedicated to providing therapeutic effects of animal assisted activities and the blessings of petting a horse that can be given to persons in medical care or nursing homes, schools, persons with special needs and hospice.