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Hello friends,

My name is Laura Trione, I am a master counselor and spiritual coach with Indigo T3 Holistic Healing, and the proud owner, caretaker, and “fur mom” to the beautiful healing animals who call Horse & Honey Love Ranch home.

Our ranch is a growing sanctuary devoted to healing through nature — offering emotional, mental, and spiritual support for individuals, couples, families, and groups. We proudly serve a diverse range of people, including cancer patients, veterans, the LGBTQ+ community, and corporate teams, helping all reconnect with their sense of being, purpose, and belonging.

Beyond direct care, we are also expanding into research, gathering data to better understand how our interactions with animals and nature can heal and transform lives.

It’s a big mission — and I’m deeply honored to be called to this work: holding safe, sacred space for people and creatures alike. Together, we nurture our inner light, strengthen our connections, and radiate that light back into the world — from the wells of our ponds to the top of our hilltop.

From all of us — human and furry — at Horse & Honey Love Ranch, thank you for your love, your generosity, and your belief in the healing power of connection.

With gratitude and light,

The Team at Horse & Honey Love Ranch

“Bee-ing a safe space for love, light, and healing.”

Caring for our animal partners and maintaining this healing space takes a village. Our growing ranch includes: 

• Equine care — Medical, dental, nutritional, and holistic support for our three horses and our sweet mini donkey. This includes regular farrier visits, deworming, supplements, and special care for horses like Tori, our gentle draft mix living with ringbone, who requires specialized shoes, medications, and anti-inflammatory support.
• Goat wellbeing — Our three lively goats have faced challenges too, especially after losing their herd-mate, Freud. Stress affects their health just as it does ours, requiring routine fecal checks, deworming, supplements, and stall care to keep them happy and healthy.
• Our ranch pup, Tatonka (“Tonka”) — a two-year-old German shepherd who came to us after being abandoned near the ranch. He was later diagnosed with a eart condition and now receives specialized medications and care to help him live a full, slow, and peaceful life — perfectly aligned with the energy of our ranch.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us continue to:

• Provide the highest level of care for our healing herd
• Maintain affordable, accessible healing services for the community
• Sustain and steward our land and facilities for future generations
• Overhead costs for website and administrative items

We’re always grateful for volunteers, too — from land stewardship and equipment care to helping with our facility maintenance. If you feel called to give your time, heart, or hands, we’d love to have you join our family of helpers.