Northeast Texas homestead
Two acres, too many opinions, and one surprise rabbit.
Welcome to Inzunza Ranch, a small family homestead where the horses are the main event, the dogs supervise loudly, and apparently pets can be added by stealth if you are committed enough.
About the ranch
A little rustic, a little sarcastic, fully committed.
Inzunza Ranch is home to two adult horses, a new foal, six dogs, two ferrets, two cats, and Nellie the rabbit, who joined the family through an unauthorized but impressively sustained indoor residency. The horses came from family and are now part of our daily rhythm, our learning curve, and our growing list of chores that sounded easier before we owned pitchforks.
Meet the animals
The herd, the crew, and the indoor management team
Horses
The heart of the place: two adults, one foal, and a lot of daily lessons.
Dogs
Six loyal assistants, each convinced they are the ranch foreman.
Ferrets
Small, fast, suspiciously confident, and probably plotting.
Cats
Two quiet executives evaluating everyone else's performance.
Rabbit
Nellie, the surprise house guest who successfully became policy.
Current project
Turning horse waste into compost, because glamour has layers.
One of the first ranch projects is learning how to turn horse waste into useful compost. The project page will track what we try, what works, what absolutely does not, and what future us wishes current us had labeled better.