06.15.09 Well we knew it was coming but these things are so often not easy to tell. Needless to say it was quite a surprise while doing morning chores to see a new little one already standing albeit a little shaky. In no time at all the filly was up and running and most importantly nursing well. Here are some images from the first few hours.
June 2009 Archives

Featherfoot Farm is pleased to announce its educational Summer Camps for 2009! The Farm Camp program is designed to provide children with opportunities to experience organic gardening, farm ecology, sustainable living and animal husbandry in a fun, educational and recreational environment. Come share the joys of life on the farm!
Sharing the Joys of Life on the Farm!
Grooming, Tacking and Riding HorsesHorse Painting
Organic Gardening
Milking a Cow
Swimming, Hiking & Camping
Cooking & Cheese Making
Arts & Crafts
Games
The Farm Camp program is designed to provide children with opportunities to experience organic gardening, farm ecology, sustainable living and animal husbandry in a fun, educational and recreational environment.
Our goal is to expose children to the interconnectedness of all living things. Through creative play, work and exploration children will develop an appreciation for the sustainable farm ecosystem, a sense of environmental stewardship and the knowledge that growing your own organic food is not only fun but better for you and for the earth.
In each camp, children will learn in a safe constructive and fun environment. Our animal partners help us learn responsibility, teamwork, respect, healthy conflict resolution and compassion.





Overnight Camp
Arrive 2 p.m. Sunday, Depart 11 a.m. Saturday
Session 1: August 2-8 (Ages 9-14)
Session 2: August 9-15 (Ages 9-14)
Cost per week: $500
In the Overnight Camp program, children will learn the basics of horse care and riding as well as farm ecology, organic gardening and sustainable living. Campers will sleep under the stars, make campfires, construct a tipi and express themselves through art while building lasting connections with the natural world and each other.
Camper Information
Name: _____________________________________________
Age: _______________________ M / F (circle one)
Address: __________________________________________
City, State, Zip: ___________________________________
Responsible Person
Name: _____________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________
City, State, Zip: ___________________________________
Phone/Mobile Phone: ___________________________
E-mail:___________________________________________
Payment Information
Overnight Camp Session 1
Overnight Camp Session 2
Amount Due: Check Enclosed
Featherfoot Farm
80 Giles Pond Road Aurora, ME 04408
Phone: (207) 584-3370
E-Mail: info@featherfootfarm.net
Camp Director
Emily Lowell, M.A., LCSW, is a teacher, clinical social worker and a certified equine assisted therapist with many years experience teaching and working with children both in the classroom and out-of-doors. Emily is a mother of four kids ages 4-12.
