The story: After she found that her autistic son Caleb benefited therapeutically from riding horses, Clemons started Harmony Ranch to help other children with disabilities.

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Three years ago, Diana Clemons opened Harmony Ranch in Rathdrum, Idaho with the goal of turning it into a therapeutic riding facility. Today, she’s got a handful of gentle horses, and a big indoor riding arena – and a waiting list of children and youth eager to get their turn in the saddle. Read Pia Hallenberg Christensen's story here.

I really enjoyed the video. A very professional job for a great cause.

This is a beautiful story of compassion for others. It's so inspirational when animals and humans relate and help each other. I would like to see more stories like this in the news. I am also inspired by people like Diana who see a need and take action. One thing missing though is contact info for people who might like to volunteer to help. Great story!

I loved the story. We need more people in this world who provide a service for our children with special needs. There are so many positive things that come with a chance to explore new horizons. I would like to know where donations can be sent and how to get in touch with Harmony Ranch to help in some way.