My Nonprofit Reviews

I went to an open house day at the Newfoundland Pony Conservancy back in 2016. When I learned there were only 500 of these ponies the world, I decided to volunteer. Through the hard work, of Emily and George, also many volunteers, and fosters, it's totally worth it. To see these gorgeous ponies thrive, the joy one gets by giving time, but get so much more from these amazing ponies.

It takes alot of dedication, time, thought, planning to have such a wonderful nonprofit . Needless to say care, and mostly love. This is what I see at the Newfoundland Pony Conservancy Center for all the sweet ponies. Emily and George have given so much to preserve the existing of the breed. It is my favorite nonprofit organization, I have volunteered there, and see the many program they have had to educate people about the ponies. One I truly love is the Heal the Hero's classes that are offered there. Involving front line workers and the ponies. Its amazing. Such a healing resource to . My favorite place in the world.

I love spending time at the farm, the Newfoundland ponies are amazing. To see the dedication that Emily and George give them, it's simply wonderful. To see the new ponies born there to preserve their breed it's awesome.

I found out about the Newfoundland Pony Conservation a few years ago. My husband and I have gone there to the open barn events and have visited through the past few years. The love and commitment they have in preserving these precious horses is outstanding. I have seen the farm grow and make alot of improvements to make the horses life full. I call it my go to place " peaceful, lots of laughs and a slice of heaven on Earth". Emily, and George and their many volunteers put their all in it for this wonderful breed of horses.

The Villa Pony Farm is a wonderful sanctuary for these Newfoundland Ponies. I heard about them in a news article featuring the sanctuary and their mission to help preserve the ponies. I did some research and decided to learn more. I have visited the farm, and watched and met the ponies, volunteers and Emily and George, who run the farm. Their love for these ponies reflect in every aspect of the ponies well being. The ponies are happy, and well taken care of. This farm is where I love to frequently visit, to see the ponies and the workings of everyday life on the farm. It trully is a wonderful experience.