On Tuesday, November 15th, El Camino Ranch was the happenin' place for Redlands Adventist Academy's Fall Party. The teens filled the event center and courtyard, tippin' their cowboy hats and snapping pictures with scarecrows, hay bales, pumpkins, themed music and lit torches set the ambiance for the group of 100+ to enjoy. Laughter and happy voices carried all throughout the Ranch with the occasional hellos from the horses in the stables around. El Camino Ranch's event center

Can you guess the El Camino Ranch Horse for the Month of November? Here are the hints: (Keep track of what number you made it to before you knew) 1) Female 2) Black 3) 18 Hands Tall 4) Percheron 5) Weighs in at about 1800 lbs 6) Goes by the nickname "Love Bug" Scroll down find out the Horse of the Month! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If you knew it was Lovey with only hints 1-3, you're an El Camino Ranch expert. Lovey is the gentle giant of El Camino Ran

Who says us humans are the only ones who should enjoy the flavors that Thanksgiving has to offer? We here at El Camino Ranch Kennel have a special recipe for our four legged family members this Holiday Season, Turkey and Cranberry Dog Treats. Maybe this recipe will yield a little less guilt when the family is chowing down on a good ol' fashioned Thanksgiving feast and you glance over to find Max (looking over his same Kibbles N' Bits that he eats for every meal) with eyes fix

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's Saybelline. El Camino Ranch has a passion for animals, especially horses and dogs (as you can probably tell). This passion has fueled our decision to partner with Bill Miller, the Redlands Animal Shelter Supervisor, to help in the adoption of some dogs that are having trouble matching with a family. With Saybelline on our minds and hearts, this issue of The Painted Pony express is dedicated to Saybelline. She is a six year old, female Germ

Did you know that there is a whole zoo of animals you can visit while at El Camino Ranch? That's right, there's many more animals besides the Ranch dogs, horses and the two sneaky kittens. Several curious goats and chickens, 3 skittish sheep, 2 friendly pigs, 2 fluffy alpacas and a pregnant pony are among the Ranch's animals. These critters love to be fed from your hands and might try to give you a kiss or two. These animals are fed and maintained by the staff El Camino Ranc