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Stories from the living farm.

The work behind the public days: how the farm began, what rescue-rooted care really asks, why camps feel different here, and how the property keeps changing around the animals.

Four donkeys standing together on the wooded Tree House Farm property

Storm and shelter work from 2024 through 2026

Building shelter for Florida weather

The barn, stalls, dry ground, storm preparation, and community effort behind caring for animals through Florida's wet seasons.Read the story

Five grounded pieces, drawn from the farm’s preserved public history.

A healthy young alpaca standing in warm sunlight at Tree House Farm

Rescue and care from 2018 through 2026

Care comes before display

What rescue-rooted means at Tree House Farm, from transport and veterinary work to the recent care stories of Gucci, Chanel, and Daisy.Read story
A horse looking out from the real bubble-gum-pink barn at Tree House Farm

Beginning in March 2018

How Tree House Farm began

The 2018 family beginning behind Tree House Farm: six wooded acres, a growing animal family, and an invitation to learn by helping.Read story
A rider on horseback during a Tree House Farm trail experience

Horse Camp from 2021 through summer 2026

What makes Horse Camp different

Small groups, horse care before riding, real trail time, and the deeper horsemanship behind Tree House Farm's day and overnight Horse Camps.Read story

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