Welcome to

Jasper Ridge Farm!

Inspired by the comforting power of gentle animals and nature, Jasper Ridge Farm provides special experiences for children and individuals in our community in need of mental health and emotional support. 


Pictured Right: Robin the Rabbit has soothing, soft bunny fur.

New Team Members Have Arrived!

Please welcome our newest addition to the farm! Meet our new babydoll sheep Ernie and Mr. Woolensworth (Wooley)!

Our Focus

We strive to enrich the lives of our clients through the comfort and unconditional acceptance that animals can provide. We are dedicated to offering programs that facilitate interactions allowing our clients to experience the joy and healing that spending time with animals can provide.

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Our Programs

Discovery Days

Curious about the exciting developments happening at Jasper Ridge Farm? Whether you're a seasoned supporter or brand new to Jasper Ridge Farm, we're excited to invite you to our upcoming Discovery Days at the Farm.

Sign up for Discovery Days

Volunteer &

Make a Difference!

Your energy, talent and resources will bring much needed support to our Staff, and inspiration and hope to the people we serve in our community.

Volunteer Opportunities

Our Animals

Our family of animals, many of whom have been rescued, each have an important job at Jasper Ridge Farm. This hard working group bring joy and comfort to people through their unconditional acceptance.

Kachina

Kachina, born on May 1, 2005, was donated by a Woodside family who wanted her to have a job. Kachina regularly visits children at Ronald McDonald House and local homeless shelters for families, as well as senior citizens in assisted living facilities, and inmates in local jails.

Ayana ("Yaya")

Yaya was part of a herd of miniature horses rescued by the Peninsula Humane Society, and we adopted her in 2009. Since Yaya is a rescue, we don't know her exact birthday, but the veterinarians estimate she was born sometime towards the end of 2008.

Henry Kapono

Our surprise baby was born on July 30, 2010. Henry Kapono earned his name through a "name the baby contest", and has been visited several times by the real Henry Kapono from Hawaii! Destined for life as a support horse, our little Henry has entertained visitors since he was 3 days old.

Favorite Story


Ronald McDonald House

Karlene and her mom Nicola, share their story of what visiting with our animals while staying at Ronald McDonald House means to them.


Watch Karlene's Video

Favorite Story


HorseHeros

Ramona, a United States Navy Veteran who has complex PTSD, shares how spending time in our Veterans horseback riding program, led to positive changes in her life.

Watch Ramona's Video
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