Welcome to the Retirement Home for Horses Home Page. Our Internet presence began January 1, 1997; we appreciate your understanding during our construction, and development phase.

Now ... there is a place where old horses can go to live...and die... in peace and dignity. The Retirement Home for Horses is situated at Mill Creek Farm, in Alachua, half way between Gainesville and Lake City, in North Central Florida. 240 Acres of beautiful, rolling pasture and woodlands give horses a natural environment to live out their last years in serenity.

Mary and Peter Gregory, created the Retirement Home for Horses in 1983, and currently have 100 horses enjoying their remaining years in harmony with the land.

Mill Creek Farm is a wildlife sanctuary that many birds and animals call home. Retirement Home for Horses is a safe and tranquil equine haven where horses roam tree-studded, gently rolling pastures ... enclosed by rustic curving wooden fences.

Directions: From I-75, take Alachua exit 78; go West on US 441 to Florida 235A (just after Sante Fe High School); turn right on 235A; go about 2.5 miles to Mill Creek Farm sign; Green Sign is on the right, just over I-75 Bridge. Turn right and follow driveway for approximately 1/2 mile.

If you love horses as we do, and would like to help provide a safe haven for these noble animals in their twilight years, call us about our Adopt-a-Horse and other programs, or send a tax deductible donation to the address above.

    Mary and Peter Gregory The Founders of Retirement Home for Horses. For 35 years, they nurtured a dream...then made that dream come true.

    Holly Jensen One of the country's foremost animal activists, Holly is involved with many organizations such as the Panther Action Coalition, Friends of the Whales and Florida Earth first. A Registered Nurse, she teaches critical care at a Gainesville hospital.

    Ted S. Yoho, DVM Originally from Minnesota, Ted earned a degree in animal science and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Florida. He now operates his own veterinary practice, specializing in horses and other large animals.

    Gene Stine Operates the Countryside Animal Hospital in Alachua.

Retirement Home for Horses, Inc., is a not-for-profit Florida Corporation recognized as a charitable organization by the IRS under section 501(c)(3). Donations are tax deductible as provided by law.

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