BY RAZI SYED
After years of providing horse therapy for disabled adults and children at its Clovis ranch, Heart of the Horse is turning its attention to helping veterans as well.
The nonprofit is looking to raise funds to renovate a two-story, six-bedroom home on Fowler and Clinton, said Guy Adams, who runs Heart of the Horse along with his wife. The home will be used to house veterans.
“We’re going to house 10 veterans,” said Jack Hannah, a member of the Western music band Sons of the San Joaquin who also serves on the nonprofit’s board of directors. “We’re going to start with 10 because that’s what we can accommodate without stress and strain on them.”
The project came about after conversations between Heart of the Horse and Modesto-based E. & J. Gallo Winery, who has leased the property to Heart of the Horse.
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