Our Mission
The Mission of Pattie’s Ranch:
To provide a place where horses who are too old to ride can live out their last years respectfully loved and well cared for.
We provide an environment
that encourages communication, cooperation and connection for
horse and human. A rural peaceful place of healing filled with aged horses
lovingly serving
The Mission of Pattie’s Ranch:
To provide a place where horses who are too old to ride can live out their last years respectfully loved and well cared for.
We provide an environment
that encourages communication, cooperation and connection for
horse and human. A rural peaceful place of healing filled with aged horses
lovingly serving as therapy and
companions partners.
We call it Carrot Therapy!
We offer the Special Needs, Senior and Veterans communities the opportunity to spend time with these magnificent animals.
We offer several equine assisted programs:
*Corporate Team Building
*Parent/Child Bonding
*Personal Wellness
It must be said that Volunteers, Sponsors and Visitors all benefit from Carrot Therapy!
Our History
Save the Animals Today was established in 2007 and is located at Pattie's Ranch, a 501(c)3 non profit organization
EIN 99-1430817, in Diamond Valley, CA STAT Horse Sanctuary is totally supported by donations and staffed by volunteers.
Our work hasn't gone unnoticed:
2025 Nominee 3rd District Volunteer of the Year
2019 Temecula Valley Char
Save the Animals Today was established in 2007 and is located at Pattie's Ranch, a 501(c)3 non profit organization
EIN 99-1430817, in Diamond Valley, CA STAT Horse Sanctuary is totally supported by donations and staffed by volunteers.
Our work hasn't gone unnoticed:
2025 Nominee 3rd District Volunteer of the Year
2019 Temecula Valley Charitable Organization
2014 Inland Valley Business Foundation Community Organization of the Year
2012 Murrieta Chamber Non-Profit of the Year
2011 Murrieta Citizen of the Year (Pattie Roberts)
We didn't receive these awesome awards just because we save the lives of old horses. It's because we share this unique facility with the community.
It is also a local place where you can have fun and make a difference! Tour the Sanctuary , enjoy the critters. Support this great organization, become part of the herd.
Our Goal
Our Goal
With many aging & disabled animals at the horse sanctuary, we have a particular appeal to the special needs community and veterans.
Seniors find it a treat to feed the animals or just enjoy being outside in the picnic area. The handicap accessible garden is an added treat for all.
Veterans who may struggle with fitting in after deploymen
With many aging & disabled animals at the horse sanctuary, we have a particular appeal to the special needs community and veterans.
Seniors find it a treat to feed the animals or just enjoy being outside in the picnic area. The handicap accessible garden is an added treat for all.
Veterans who may struggle with fitting in after deployment, can come here and experience Communicating, Cooperating and Connecting with these gracious older horses.
Overall, this is a place of bonding, especially with your kids. Working together caring for the critters will become precious Memories in years to come.
This is also a place to recapture your youth and escape from reality. Exercise that is fun, lose weight and lower blood pressure while enjoying the great outdoors! If you had horses growing up and think it might be fun to hang out at the barn again come visit!
Open Barn and New Volunteer Day
every Saturday 8am-Noon
STAT is supported by your donations.
$10 p/month 300 donors will cover our monthly feed bill
$25 monthly will cover the hoof care for one horse
$50 monthly will provide feed for a piggy, goat or sheep
$75 monthly will provide feed for 1 alpaca or donkey
$250 p/month donation supports 1 therapy horse