As with all children, I had many dreams for my future, including at one time of being a veterinarian and having a place where I could help save animals and people at the same time. Even at a young age, I loved horses, as well as dogs, birds, and probably almost every animal out there. My dear mother bless her heart, I would bring home every animal I could find that needed saving. I was raised mainly with dogs and birds. I did have goats and bunnies and chickens and guineapigs and more. I did start riding horses and training around age 13 and continued until I was about 15 or so. As I got older and started a family of my own, horses were less a part of my life; as they say, life got in the way. I seem to have taken a few detours that molded me to the woman and mother and daughter and friend I am today. My goals and priorities changed as life moved forward. It felt like my old dreams were so far away. Though they were replaced with hope and determination and new dreams for my daughter and family now. I often felt overwhelmed, discouraged  and sometimes frustrated. this part of my journey definitely was challenging at times, and ended with so many rewards and blessings.  My beautiful daughter went on to college majoring in special ed teaching. She became her dream of being a teacher that helped kids with special needs. She then met the love of her life and married with hope of grandchildren one day. I knew it was time for a new chapter in my life. I never lost site of my dream of leaving behind such a heart felt legacy. Just couldn’t wrap my head around how to even start … Accepting that my vision would not happen in my time but in God’s time. I then decided to just breathe and be still. I seemed to be trying to push that square peg into a round hole. It was time to let that peg start reshaping itself, allowing God to guide me and find patience. Once I accepted that, it felt like doors opened, and opportunities presented themselves in a way I could have never dreamed would.

I decided to start Mobius Garden and focus on rescuing, rehabilitating, rehoming, or giving sanctuary to these lost horses I met along the way. I also learned how powerful the connection between horses and humans can be. I knew that we could heal each other. Because it started with me. 

Unfortunately, some of the horses I met were abandoned by their owners. Some were horses with owners who could not physically care for the horse anymore, desperate for any help they could get for their beloved equine. That’s what pushed me to create this nonprofit, along with many more reasons. I am proud to say that not only has the nonprofit helped rescue, rehabilitate 12 horses and foster 1. We were also able to give a helping hand care for horses offsite. I am also now pursuing my doctorate in veterinarian science…..a little bit of a long road ahead ..heehee, but way worth it. I can see the need for it all. What started as a love for horses became much more. I am grateful to have found my place. Actively having a part of bringing these horses back to being a horse with a healthier and happier, safe future and have brought some loving owners peace of mind.

I look forward to the future; it is bright for me, the horses, and the people we get to help. We could not be where we are or go where we are going if it wasn’t for our dedicated volunteers and generous supports. I look forward to sharing the adventure that awaits as we grow as an organization.