HAPPI Farm is a 501 (c) (3) non profit Animal Assisted Learning Center. 
All donations are ​used directly in our programs and are 100% tax-deductible. ​

To ensure the safety of our guests, our precautions include washing hands, limiting 50% capacity and one family per room. 
​It is required that you include 6' social distancing and wear a face mask. Please bring your own supplies. 

We offer a Petting Farm for Children and Adults
​OPEN to the Public - NO Appointment Necessary 
 Entrance Fee:
​$10 per person - FREE for babies 1 year old and younger
- Price includes one FREE horse ride per person -
We accept cash and checks for all payments​.
​​NO SANDALS or open-toed shoes permitted
Old Shoes or Rain Boots are Highly Recommended.
Food and Drinks are Not Available at the farm​​​​.
  HAPPI Farm's Address:
10251 Orange Drive 
​Davie, Florida 33328
Just east of Pet Paradise
2.5 miles from Flamingo Gardens 
7 miles from Hard Rock Hotel and Casino​​
Hours:
​Saturday and Sunday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
​Annual Passes and Gift Certificates available!
Bring Apples, Carrots and Leaf Lettuce to feed the animals.

​Please send your donation checks to Mailing Address below:
HAPPI FARM
​7958 S.W. Hollywood Blvd. Box # 356
Pembroke Pines, Florida 33024
marielim@happifarm.org
561-212-8515 or 954-629-8133

Parties - Field Trips ​- Company Picnics - Riding Lessons - Trail Rides - Therapeutic Riding - Equine Vaulting ​​​

​​​David's Story: David is a five year old boy who is on the autism spectrum. His mother and father came to HAPPI Farm and explained that they were looking for fun therapeutic alternatives for David. They asked if Therapeutic Riding can help David with his focus, anxiety and muscle strength, since he fell a lot. During his first lesson, David cried and screamed the entire 30 minutes. His parents started singing to him and noticed it calmed him down, but still seemed anxious. Determined to help David, they came back the following week. David’s second ride was a little better. He became calm for about 10 minutes while his parents continued to sing. The next time, David’s parents convinced David to sing with them for about twenty minutes and we noticed he started to smile more. Each session, David showed an improvement and the crying eventually stopped. Now, he sings, talks, and enjoys the entire riding lesson. The parents said he even says the horse's and the instructor's name during the week and has been falling less. When David arrives, he is smiling and he says, “Hello” to everyone. David’s parents are so happy to see his amazing progress and so are we.