Participants engage in gardening activities, planting and nurturing crops with the assistance of therapy animals. These animals provide companionship and the practical benefit of natural fertilization through their manure.

Objectives: To facilitate emotional healing and teach sustainable gardening practices, demonstrating how animal companions can contribute to both emotional support and agricultural productivity.

This educational workshop focuses on sustainable farming and animal husbandry, with therapy animals providing both companionship and a source of natural manure for fertilization. Participants handle daily farm tasks under the guidance of our team, learning about the symbiotic relationship between farming and animal care.

Objectives: To educate participants on eco-friendly farming techniques and the benefits of integrating animal care into agricultural practices, emphasizing the therapeutic aspects of working with animals.

This program involves exploratory activities in diverse agricultural environments, where therapy animals accompany participants in activities like fruit picking and nature walks. The program highlights the role of animals in enhancing the therapeutic experience of agricultural settings.

Objectives: To promote physical health and mental wellness through active participation in agriculture, supported by the companionship of therapy animals.

Targeting young individuals interested in agriculture, this program involves managing a section of a farm, making decisions about crops and animal care, and learning the economic aspects of agricultural management, all alongside therapy animals.

Objectives: To cultivate leadership skills and agricultural knowledge among the youth, preparing them for potential careers in agriculture and enhancing their understanding of the integration of animal care in farming.

Customized animal bonding sessions that integrate plant-based activities and animal interactions, focusing on the use of animal manure as fertilizer and the therapeutic benefits of caring for both plants and animals.

Objectives: To provide personalized therapeutic interventions that utilize the dual benefits of horticulture and animal therapy, addressing specific emotional or psychological needs.