Twister Paints!
Longmeadow’s Barn Buddy Twister is helping other horses and farm animals get a second chance at life with his new talent: Painting! Purchase a Twister Original and you, too, will help abused, neglected and abandoned horses and farm animals find rescue and rehabilitation at Longmeadow.
Visit Us
Longmeadow is open to the public every Friday from Noon to 3 p.m. and every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with no reservation needed. Please follow all safety protocols and wear a facemask while on our property. If you are interested in a private tour, please call 314-646-5686.
Learn to Ride
Longmeadow has beginner to advanced lessons available in multiple disciplines. Lessons are available for anyone interested in advancing their riding and horsemanship skills, whether you’ve adopted from Longmeadow or you’re dreaming of a horse of your very own.
Careers at Longmeadow
Longmeadow and Humane Society of Missouri have a number of available job openings. We are looking for people who care about the animals they are working with daily and who want to help find these caring animals a new home.
Groundwork Sessions
Work with Longmeadow Rescue Ranch horses and improve your natural horsemanship techniques! We are offering FUN and educational groundwork lessons at Longmeadow, and we hope you will join us!
What’s New
Find out the latest news and what’s happening around Longmeadow.
Open to the Public with No Reservation Needed
Beginning Friday, July 16th, we will be open to the public on every Friday from Noon to 3 p.m. and every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. No reservations will be needed, but all visitors must continue to follow our safety protocols. If you have an existing reservation...
Franklin County Crash Survivor, Journey, is Pregnant: Longmeadow Rescue Ranch is Livestreaming the Delivery
In the evening of October 18, 2020, Longmeadow Rescue Ranch, in cooperation with MERS Large Animal Rescue and Franklin County law enforcement arrived on the scene of a terrible trailer truck accident on I-44. Several of the horses who survived the accident were...
We’re Opening June 1…But You Need a Reservation!
The health and safety of our pets, staff, volunteers, and customers always our top priority. We are thrilled to be open to the public once again, and ask that you please review our new guidelines for your visit. Please see below for the latest updates from HSMO,...
