Unfortunately, we are not able to upload videos onto our website yet. However, you are still able to view out videos, posts, and pictures without a Facebook account. 

Have a look and listen of our beautiful mares Flicka, Lacey, and Missy galloping throughout the fields! Make sure your volume is up on this one: ​https://fb.watch/1Xy7oLuh1c/

​Remember to use Amazon Smile when you order from Amazon to help non profit organizations like us! If you haven’t yet, here are instructions on how to select Day Dreams Farm as your chosen charity. If you already have, give this post a share or a like to help spread the news. Thank you for your continued support from our happy rescued horses 

To support us through Amazon Smile shopping, there are 3 VERY simple steps you have to take:

1. Sign in to Amazon through this link: https://smile.amazon.com/ and click "GET STARTED"

2. Once signed in, enter our name (Day Dreams Farm) into the search bar and click "SELECT"

3. Read and mark the checkbox beside the statement that states, "Yes, I understand that I must always start at smile.amazon.com to support Day Dreams Farm Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation."

 And voila, you are done! Comment below if you’ve signed up, we’d love to thank you.

Went to fill hay nets for the horses this morning and stumbled upon some unfamiliar faces. Unfamiliar CUTE faces! These precious kittens wound up in our hay stack. We have no idea where they came from, but first things first: they'll be visiting a vet shortly to make sure they're healthy and wormed. They're not completely feral, and one of the kittens has actually warmed up to us pretty nicely! The other one however, cowers and hides behind the litterbox. Poor guy/girl must be scared :( What would you name these three kittens?

Happy Halloween from our boys Charlie, Napoleon, and Laddie! Stay safe and warm if you're trick or treating! Who's costume do you like best? 

Isn't Molly just gorgeous? Michigan winters are roughing up our horses, but no worries. Their bodies are naturally adjusting! The horses' coats have gotten thicker, longer, and very very soft. I can't help but dig my hand into their coats. So warm and fluffy! They're beginning to grow their wooly mammoth coats. It hasn't snowed yet in Michigan, but it has been raining quite a bit. You know what comes with rain? Mud. Rain + lots of horses? A disgusting amount of mud. Let's hope for a quick snowfall so we don't have to stomp through a foot of mood to feed our hungry, spoiled horses!