The inspiration
Meet Wylde
The dream all started with our incredible son. Wylde was diagnosed with an extremely rare disease called tubulinopthay, TUBB3 gene mutation. This causes numerous brain abnormalities causing various medical conditions. We started his journey at one year of life, and he has continued to surprise us all. Because of his determination and hard work ethic, he is thriving. As parents, we want to do everything we can to help our children succeed. Creating Wylde horses was a way for us to not only help our son, but other like minded individuals as well.
Meet Ever
Ever is our spirited and energetic second child. He has helped his big brother more then he will ever understand. One of our greatest joys is watching them laugh and play together. The first time Ever saw horses gallop in the arena, he practically crawled over the fence to join in. We then realized, our dream facility will be an inclusive place for any and all individuals who want to experience horses.
Meet Sunny
We are thrilled to welcome our newest addition, Sunny. He completed our family in October of 2025. Making me officially a boy mom of 3! He is beyond loved and we can’t wait to watch our three sons grow, play, and take on the world, muddy shoes, loud laughs, and all.
Our Family, Our Heart
Wylde Horses is a family-owned and family-driven nonprofit, built from what once felt like a pipe dream and has now become a beautiful reality. What began as a way to support our own son on his journey quickly grew into something much bigger than we ever imagined.
Through this work, we have been honored to support countless individuals and families who share similar hopes, challenges, and dreams. Along the way, we found more than a mission, we found our community.
As a parent, I understand the deep desire for our children and loved ones to thrive, to feel confident, capable, and supported. That understanding lives at the heart of everything we do at Wylde Horses. Our family’s passion, love, and lived experience are woven into every program, every horse, and every person who walks through our gates.
Stories of impact
