Frequently Asked Questions

Kiddy Up Ranch is a nonprofit organization in Hudson, Florida dedicated to transforming lives through therapeutic horsemanship, agricultural education, and community programs. We offer adaptive and traditional riding programs, farm-based education, veteran support, and more.

We're located at 15232 Matis Rd, Hudson, FL 34669. Contact us for specific directions and to schedule a visit or tour of our facilities.

Yes, Kiddy Up Ranch is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Yes! We welcome visitors and offer tours by appointment. We also host regular open house events where you can meet our horses, tour our facilities, and learn about our services. Contact us to schedule a visit or check our events calendar.

We offer several programs including Horsemanship (traditional and adaptive riding), Freedom Reins (for veterans and first responders), Farmstead Micro School (agriculture-based education), Toddler Time (early childhood farm experiences), and Southern Sunshine Farms (our farm market).

Each program has its own enrollment process. Visit the specific program page for details, or contact us directly. We're happy to discuss which program might be the best fit for you or your family and guide you through the enrollment process.

We currently accept Step Up for Students scholarships for eligible programs. We also offer need-based scholarships on a limited basis. Contact us to discuss payment options and financial assistance.

Our services serve a wide range of ages. Horsemanship programs start at age 2, Toddler Time is for young children, Farmstead serves school-age children, and Freedom Reins is for adult veterans and first responders. Contact us for specific age requirements for each program.

Safety is our top priority. All programs are supervised by certified instructors, we use well-trained therapy horses, provide safety equipment (helmets, etc.), and follow strict safety protocols. Our Horsemanship program is PATH International certified, ensuring the highest safety standards.

Our horses receive exceptional care including regular veterinary checkups, proper nutrition, appropriate rest periods, professional training, and lots of love and attention. We maintain the highest standards of animal welfare and ensure our horses are healthy, happy, and well-suited for therapeutic work.

Our adaptive horsemanship program is specifically designed for individuals with physical, cognitive, emotional, or developmental differences. We work closely with families to understand each participant's unique needs and create customized programs. Our certified instructors have specialized training in adaptive riding techniques.

We welcome volunteers in many capacities including horse care, program support, event assistance, administrative tasks, and more. Visit our Volunteer page to learn about opportunities and apply. We provide training and ongoing support for all volunteers.

You can donate online, by mail, or in person. We accept one-time gifts, monthly donations, honor gifts, in-kind donations, and planned giving. Visit our Donate page for more information. All donations are tax-deductible.

Yes! We gratefully accept donations of hay, feed, tack, office supplies, and other needed items. Contact us to discuss what items we currently need and how to arrange donation drop-off.

We offer several programs including Horsemanship (traditional and adaptive riding), Freedom Reins (for veterans and first responders), Farmstead Micro School (agriculture-based education), Toddler Time (early childhood farm experiences), and Southern Sunshine Farms (our farm market).

Each program has its own enrollment process. Visit the specific program page for details, or contact us directly. We're happy to discuss which program might be the best fit for you or your family and guide you through the enrollment process.

We currently accept Step Up for Students scholarships for eligible programs. We also offer need-based scholarships on a limited basis. Contact us to discuss payment options and financial assistance.

Our services serve a wide range of ages. Horsemanship programs start at age 2, Toddler Time is for young children, Farmstead serves school-age children, and Freedom Reins is for adult veterans and first responders. Contact us for specific age requirements for each program.

Safety is our top priority. All programs are supervised by certified instructors, we use well-trained therapy horses, provide safety equipment (helmets, etc.), and follow strict safety protocols. Our Horsemanship program is PATH International certified, ensuring the highest safety standards.

Our horses receive exceptional care including regular veterinary checkups, proper nutrition, appropriate rest periods, professional training, and lots of love and attention. We maintain the highest standards of animal welfare and ensure our horses are healthy, happy, and well-suited for therapeutic work.

Our adaptive horsemanship program is specifically designed for individuals with physical, cognitive, emotional, or developmental differences. We work closely with families to understand each participant's unique needs and create customized programs. Our certified instructors have specialized training in adaptive riding techniques.

We welcome volunteers in many capacities including horse care, program support, event assistance, administrative tasks, and more. Visit our Volunteer page to learn about opportunities and apply. We provide training and ongoing support for all volunteers.

You can donate online, by mail, or in person. We accept one-time gifts, monthly donations, honor gifts, in-kind donations, and planned giving. Visit our Donate page for more information. All donations are tax-deductible.

Yes! We gratefully accept donations of hay, feed, tack, office supplies, and other needed items. Contact us to discuss what items we currently need and how to arrange donation drop-off.