Blake is a Paint Gelding born in 2011. This stunning guy has left his Western Pleasure show days behind so that he can hang with all of our adorable Therapy kiddos every day of the week!

Boots is a palomino Quarter Pony Cross gelding born in 2004. Standing at an adorable 14 hands…. like Goldilocks says, “This one is just right!”

Chevy is an American Quarter Horse Palomino Gelding born in 2009. 

After years of traveling around the states showing Western Pleasure, this "Golden Investment" is now calling Mckenna Farms home, and we could not be happier to have him!

Coco is Welsh Pony Mare born in 2012. She might only measure in at 13.1 hands, but her heart makes up for her small stature. 

She is sweet as can be, and loves to give happiness to anyone that comes her way!

Elvis is a Morgan Thoroughbred Gelding born around 1998.  This big boy decided to give up his “Blue Suede Shoes” for some real horse shoes. And lucky for us, he is as sweet and tender as they come! 

Gizmo is a Haflinger gelding born in 2007. He was previously a rescue. Gizmo quickly became a favorite of the therapists for his great disposition and build.

Glory is a Morgan mare born in 2009. She arrived at McKenna Farms when she was only 2 and has grown into a wonderful therapy horse. Her spunky personality makes Glory a fun ride for all of the kids.

Graham is a Dark Bay Oldenburg Gelding born in 2002. Being "Front Page News" all his life, he has now become McKenna's newest GQ cover model!

Oliver is a buckskin Paint gelding born in 2004. This sweet, handsome boy has a mane and tail that look like they've been dipped in an inkwell.  

Shiloh is a Grey Arabian gelding born in 2000 who stands 16 Hands tall. Shiloh has become a favorite with our therapeutic riders.  He really knows how to make an impression when he moves. GORGEOUS!

Born in 2001, Phoenix is a 17.2 hand Belgian Draft mare. Before coming to McKenna Farms, she served her life as an Amish Plow Horse. Even though most of her life was not "sunshine and rainbows", she is definitely bringing both of those to us at the farm.