Tiny Hearts Sanctuary

Logo of Tiny Hearts' Sanctuary with a horse silhouette, paw print, and cursive text

Where Small Steps Leave a Big Imprint

Wooden barn with a sign reading “Tiny Heart Sanctuary” mounted on the front, surrounded by trees.

At Tiny Hearts Sanctuary, every small step from our herd leaves a big imprint on the heart.

Our gentle herd of rescued miniature horses, micro donkeys, and a Nigerian goat invite you into their peaceful world—where healing happens naturally, and calmness becomes second nature.

Here, you can slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the magic of being connected to the herd. You’ll leave with a calmer mind, a lighter spirit, and a happier heart.

Meet The Herd
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Close-up of a white miniature horse face with a red halter, standing outside on grass with fallen leaves and outdoor furniture in the background.

A Place of Peace and New Beginnings

Each member of our tiny herd has their own story—many arrived after facing hardship, and now live in a caring, loving environment where they enjoy freedom of choice.

Our animals aren’t heavily trained. Instead, they roam the property, follow a gentle daily routine, and show their natural curiosity and affection. With acres to explore, they often delight visitors with playful chases and joyful interactions.

Timmy the goat is sitting on a metal garden bench surrounded by green bushes.

Mindful, Natural Care

We believe in supporting the well-being of our herd with thoughtful, individualized care:

  • Nutrition with intention – A healthy diet with herbs when needed, always in moderation. Treats are limited to protect their health.

  • Room to roam – Large open spaces give them freedom to move, play, and socialize naturally.

  • Respect for their needs – We observe, listen, and respond to each animal’s choices.

Dr. Lynda Wilson-Hare is kissing a smiling goat on the cheek outdoors near a chain-link fence and a house.
Woman kneeling outdoors among miniature horses in a wooded area with trees and a house in the background.

The Healing Power of Equine Interactions

Horses have an incredible ability to mirror human emotions, offering comfort and insight.

When you are calm and centered, the right horse will naturally step forward to meet you. Sensitive and nonjudgmental, they create a space for trust, self-awareness, and emotional healing.

Your Time With the Herd May Include:

  • Petting and gentle brushing

  • Walking alongside them

  • Quietly sharing space in peaceful silence

These moments go beyond simple enjoyment—they help build resilience, calmness, and inner peace.

A woman sitting on a light blue chair in a natural forest, smiling as a miniature horse nuzzles her face, surrounded by greenery and garden decorations.

What to expect when interacting with Tiny Hearts Sanctuary?

Here, you’ll experience more than just adorable animals. You’ll find:

  • A peaceful space to slow down and connect

  • Natural healing through animal companionship

  • Joy, playfulness, and moments of pure calm

Come meet our tiny herd—and discover the big difference they can make in your life.

A woman is kneeling in a grassy area with leaves and trees in the background, surrounded by miniature horses and a goat grazing, while she smiles at the camera.

The Gallery

The Gallery
Two miniature donkeys running on a grassy field with sunlight and shadows.
Group of two miniature donkeys and a miniature horse standing on grassy field with trees in background.
Dr. Lynda Wilson-Hare kneeling and smiling next to a miniature white horse in a grassy field with other miniature horses grazing in the background.
A white goat is lying on a wooden porch, with two miniature donkeys resting in the grass nearby.
Two miniature brown horses are lying on the grass in an outdoor enclosure.
Dr. Lynda Wilson-Hare, wearing a red shirt and jeans, hugging a miniature brown horse outdoors on a grassy field.
Three miniature horses walking through snow in a winter landscape
Dr. Lynda Wilson-Hare is standing outdoors with a miniature donkey looking forward and a miniature horse grazing in a field during the day.
A black horse with a pink halter standing in the snow next to an orange and white cat outside in a winter landscape.
Two miniature donkeys standing close together inside a barn or shed with wooden walls.
A donkey and a goat touching noses in a grassy outdoor area, with two horses grazing in the background.
Dr. Lynda Wilson-Hare is hugging a small, fluffy, dark brown miniature horse inside a wooden enclosure.
A small creek surrounded by trees and vegetation, with a miniature horse standing at the creek's edge and a goat on the hillside nearby.
A miniature donkey grazing in a grassy field filled with dandelions.
A group of miniature horses and donkeys, and a goat, standing and walking in a snow-covered field with a wooden fence and some buildings in the background.
Two miniature horses are facing each other in a barn. One miniature horse has a red bow on its head, and the other has a red ribbon in its hair. The barn has wooden walls.
A woman in a black jacket, jeans, and sunglasses is playing in the snow with a miniature while a wooden sled lies on the ground nearby.
Four miniature horses are resting on the ground near trees and a wooden shed: one black horse with a red halter, two cream-colored horses with pink halters, and one dark brown horse lying next to a blue ball.
Two miniature horses standing side by side on snow-covered ground near a fence, with trees and bushes in the background.
A woman kneeling in the snow, nose-to-nose with a small, fluffy, miniature horse in a snowy outdoor setting.
Four miniature horses standing in the snow outside wooden structures during winter.
A row of miniature horses and donkeys, as well as a goat, is standing in a grassy area with trees and parked cars in the background.