Sundance Circle Hippotherapy

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Sundance Circle Hippotherapy

Connecting community and healing with equine-assisted Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy

01/29/2026

Hippotherapy makes everything better 🧡

01/28/2026

⭐️ Volunteer Spotlight ⭐️

Meet Wally! Our latest featured volunteer at Sundance. We are so lucky to have Wally - he has touched so many lives at the barn 🧡

“Sundance has become my happy place – a place where I can come and feel inspired and supported. I leave Sundance feeling like I have, in a small way, made the world a better place. Helping the kids during their sessions and watching our relationships grow is so rewarding. Working with the therapists and seeing how they bring out the best in the patients is amazing and inspirational. My advice to new volunteers would be to get ready to give your heart to Sundance; the people who work here, the therapy horses but more importantly, the patients. You will see and feel something special when you take your first step in the arena.” -Wally

01/26/2026

PT doesn’t just start on the horse. Our therapists make our patients work every step of the way. 💪

01/21/2026

Another community partner we are thankful for is 🤎 They recently donated gravel to expand our parking lot AND sand to help with our new chicken coop. The girls love their new digs and we love having more parking!

01/20/2026

A huge THANK YOU to the Miter Foundation for their generous donation today. Having community partners like you makes all the difference 🫶🏻

01/15/2026

It’s always a good time! Become a volunteer today! Link in bio or visit us at www.sundancehippotherapy.com 👍🏻

01/14/2026

Meet Annie—our newest heart-stealer at Sundance!

Born in 2000 and joining the Sundance family in 2025, Annie is a stunning Blazer Pony with a background in Pony Club and eventing. She brings wisdom, gentleness, and confidence to everything she does—and she’s most likely to break hearts the moment she bats her pretty blue eyes ✨

🧡 Want to be part of Annie’s journey?
Annie is now looking for a sponsor to help support her care, training, and the life-changing work she does with our community. Sponsoring a therapy horse is a meaningful way to make a direct impact—plus, who wouldn’t want to sponsor those eyes?

👉 Like, share, or comment with a ♥️ to show Annie some love—and tag someone who needs to meet her!

🌐 Learn how you can sponsor Annie today at https://give.sundancehippotherapy.com/campaigns/42995-sponsor-annie
📩 or DM us for details

01/09/2026

The rhythmic movement of a horse mirrors the human walk—helping build core strength, balance, and coordination while gently supporting sensory regulation. Every step creates connection, confidence, and healing.

01/07/2026

Meet Peekaboo!

Peekaboo was born in 2005 and joined the Sundance family in 2021—and she’s been stealing hearts ever since. This lovely Welsh Pony is a pasture-lounging pro, a mud-rolling enthusiast, and a champion conversationalist who always has something to say.

When you sponsor Peekaboo, you’re helping provide her with the care she needs while supporting the life-changing therapy she helps make possible for our riders. From hay and hoof care to vet visits and lots of love, your sponsorship keeps Peekaboo happy, healthy, and doing what she does best—bringing joy, confidence, and connection to every session.

Peek-a-boo… your perfect sponsorship match is right here! 🧡
👉 Sponsor Peekaboo today and be part of her story at Sundance.

https://give.sundancehippotherapy.com/campaigns/42997-sponsor-peekaboo

Address

16516 92nd Street E
Sumner, WA
98390

Telephone

+12532514004

Website

http://www.sundancehippotherapy.com/

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