Please join us in congratulating Julia Bozzo for being awarded the 2019 PATH Intl. Region 9 Credentialed Professional of the Year!

For 26 years, Julia Bozzo has enhanced the lives of hundreds of riders and thousands of volunteers as Founder, Executive Director and Certified Instructor at NorthWest Therapeutic Riding Center. Julia has loved horses for her entire life. For many, a career with horses is just a dream, but Julia has made it her reality and life’s work. 

Join us in thanking Whatcom Educational Credit Union for their sponsorship of Leonardo for the month of March!

NWTRC’s horses are specially trained and cared for daily. Sponsoring our herd helps keep the quality of lessons high and the cost low for our participants. Contributions cover the multitude of expenses associated with our horses upkeep including feed, bedding, vet bills, hoof care, vaccinations, training and exercise. In return, they provide the highest quality performance to our participants. A win-win!

For more information on Horse Sponsorships click here or email Julia (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

We are thrilled to announce that NWTRC is the first farm in Whatcom County to receive Whatcom Conservation District's Sound Horsekeeping Sign!
The Sound Horsekeeping program recognizes horse owners in Whatcom County who have taken actions to improve pastures, reduce mud, manage manure and provide wildlife habitat on their property.

NWTRC is committed to environmental sustainability and we are proud to be recognized by the WCD for our efforts.
Special thanks to the Norcliffe Foundation, Tulalip Cares Charitable Contributions, WECU & McEachren Charitable Trust for making our sustainability improvements possible!
To see if your farm qualifies, check out the WCD website or view the Sound Horsekeeping checklist.