Healing Farm unites rescued animals with those needing help

Healing: Farm works to bring rescued animals, people who need help together

  • Athena, a Belgium mare, takes advantage of Dr. Kyle Raque’s food bribe, which was used to snap this photo.
    Athena, a Belgium mare, takes advantage of Dr. Kyle Raque’s food bribe, which was used to snap this photo.
  • News Observer photo/Mollie Morrow Beth Raque has always been fond of animals as seen here with these goats.
    News Observer photo/Mollie Morrow Beth Raque has always been fond of animals as seen here with these goats.
  • Beth Raque loves on some miniature ponies on her farm also known as the Healing Farm Foundation.
    Beth Raque loves on some miniature ponies on her farm also known as the Healing Farm Foundation.
  • Beth and Dr. Kyle Raque are the minds behind the Healing Farm Foundation. They are shown with Pugsley and Pigley.
    Beth and Dr. Kyle Raque are the minds behind the Healing Farm Foundation. They are shown with Pugsley and Pigley.
    Sitting among 50 acres of pasture and woodlands off Cutcane Road in Mineral Bluff lies the obscure sanctuary of the Healing Farm Foundation. A registered non-profit organization, the foun...

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