Hope and Healing with Horses

At Savannah Station Therapeutic Riding Program our mission is to offer Hope and Healing
to people with special needs through the amazing power of the Horse.

Riders in 2022

Fifty-six remarkable riders from age 4 to 37 currently benefit from equine assisted services at Savannah Station Therapeutic Riding Program.  Riders come to us with a variety of diagnosed cognitive and physical special needs.​

Horses in 2022

​Our herd of 14 four-legged therapists are amazing and mighty! Each horse has a different strength they bring to the program that makes a difference for our riders.   It may be their build, their temperament or their gait that supplies just the right type of assistance for our special riders.

Volunteers in 2022

Savannah Station Therapeutic Riding Program could not operate without our dedicated team of volunteers.  Over 120 caring and committed souls make our program run, but we are always looking for more!  See the volunteer page for information on joining our Volunteer Heroes!

Classes in 2022

This year our number of volunteers has allowed us to offer expanded group classes.  Classes are held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening to accommodate family and volunteer schedules.

Watch Rhett ride on the KFOR 'Kids With Courage' Interview!

Savannah Station TRP
580-303-2028
info@savannahstation.org

NEW FACILITY ADDRESS:
13420 Frisco Road
Yukon, Oklahoma  73099
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 852084
Yukon, Oklahoma  73085

​"On a horse we get to watch our daughter, Savannah, come alive!  She expresses herself, sits tall moving without a wheelchair displaying her strength and allowing us to see her love for a sport. This is priceless to us!!! Savannah learned to sit up for the first time at 4 years old because of horse therapy. The benefits to her hips because of  Savannah Station avoided an 8th surgery. We are so grateful for everyone’s dedication to this program!! For our family, Savannah Station allows us once a week to not think of the pressures of parenting a child with multi-disabilities; we simply get to watch our daughter light up the arena with her joy and laughter!! "                                                                                                                                                Athena Captain