Wild Hearts Equine Therapy Center

Clemson Paw Partners is a non-profit organization dedicated to combating companion animal overpopulation in Pickens County and surrounding areas through low-cost spay and neuter surgeries, vaccinations, and medical assistance. The organization relies on donations from the community and local businesses to provide essential veterinary care for animals in need. Founded by Margaret J Thompson, a former law enforcement officer, the organization has grown to offer a range of services aimed at improving the lives of animals in low-income households and homeless animals. With a focus on spaying and neutering, Clemson Paw Partners strives to reduce the number of animals in shelters and prevent unnecessary euthanasia. The clinic, located at 115B Commons Way in Central, SC, was established in 2022 with the support of the Pickens County Council and Administrator Ken Roper. Through private donations and volunteer efforts, the clinic has successfully performed over 1,300 spay/neuter surgeries within its first nine months of operation, with plans to significantly increase this number in the future. Generated from the website content

Reins of Life, Inc. is a therapeutic horseback riding organization located in Eastanollee, GA, dedicated to providing mental, physical, emotional, behavioral, and spiritual healing through the powerful connection between horses and people. With over 30 years of service, the organization has been a vital asset to the community, offering programs that enrich the lives of those who participate. Due to financial limitations and the current economic climate, Reins of Life will be closing its doors, marking the end of an era for a beloved community resource. The organization expresses deep gratitude to its supporters, volunteers, and donors for their contributions over the years and invites the community to celebrate its legacy at a closing event. Generated from the website

Macon TRACS is a non-profit organization based in Otto, NC, dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with special needs through Equine Assisted Activities and Therapy (EAAT). They offer a wide range of therapeutic riding programs that help individuals with physical, mental, and emotional special needs improve their flexibility, balance, muscle strength, speech, confidence, patience, self-esteem, and social skills. Through the gentle and rhythmic movement of horseback riding, riders with physical special needs experience improvements in their core muscles, while those with mental or emotional special needs develop a unique bond with the horses, leading to increased self-confidence, improved social skills, and enhanced learning opportunities. Macon TRACS provides a supportive and recreational environment where participants can enjoy the benefits of equine-assisted therapy.Generated from the website