LEADERSHIP
Meet the Human team behind this project:
Linda Haley
Director/Founder
Master Gardener
Deborah McFadyen
Parent Advocate
Board of Directors/Co-Founder
Jenelle Carberry,
Yoga Instructor
Wellness Coach
Amy Hublou,
Imagine That Farm!
MFT/Lead Therapist
WSCF Advisory Board
https://imaginethatfarm.org/general-2
Board of Directors:
Martha Daltoso, Educator
Joe Russell, Entrepreneur
Deborah McFadyen, Parent Advocate
Ian Wilkerson
Music Therapist
Center for Healing Expression
Meet the Animal Team
Pygmy goats, chickens, ducks, a puppy, and visiting horses all work to provide therapy.
Meet Agbi Aslan, aka "Agbe" (AH-bee).
Barn Club helpers take care of our new ducklings.
Agbi Aslan, the new puppy, tries to make friends with the goats. Agbi (AH-bee) means "big brother" in Turkish. He is a kangal, a breed that originated in Turkey.
Ducks are awesome!
Muffin was adopted from the Idaho Humane Society. He is calm, gentle and good at making friends with everyone. He loves it when when food rains down into his mouth, and he will jump and down to get it down his throat.
Chickens patrol for unwanted insects, and weeds. The chicken team is made up of various birds who do their best to make children smile.
Chowder, Latte and Biscuit are duck therapists. Latte and Chowder, buff orpington ducks, were adopted from the Humane Society of Idaho.
Bonnie is super friendly!
Amalie is Carter's sister, and Caramel's daughter.
Nugget is a baby goat that visits with Amy Hublou, MFT for goat class.
Carter the pygmy goat is Amalie's brother, and Caramel's son. Caramel, aka "mama goat" is pictured below.
Chamomile feeds the pollinators and has healing properties that promote peace and calm.
Advice from a sunflower:
"Be bright, sunny and positive. Spread seeds of happiness. Rise, shine and hold your head high!"
African purple basil is amongst the many healing herbs in the Care Farm Garden.
Join the team
We are always looking for volunteers or therapeutic practitioners who support our mission and vision.