Little Hooves Foaling Stall Cam

A Working Foaling Barn

This stall sits at the heart of the foaling operations at Little Hooves & Cascadia Horses, where mares are moved in as their due dates approach. Deep straw bedding lines the floor and pale blue walls soften the light, creating a calm, low-stress environment for labor, delivery, and the critical first hours of a foal's life.

Rare and Endangered Breeds

The farm's Cascadia Horses program focuses on two critically endangered breeds, the Caspian horse and the Suffolk Punch draft horse, alongside a rotating cast of miniature horses and ponies. Preserving these bloodlines depends on careful, closely-monitored breeding, and this camera lets viewers follow that work directly.

From Nursing to Weaning

Beyond the delivery itself, the stall doubles as a space for nursing, early bonding, and eventual weaning, with horses rotated through as their needs change. A visible timestamp keeps the feed tied to the barn's real, ongoing activity rather than a looped recording.

An Open Window Into the Farm

Owners periodically host question-and-answer sessions for the online community that follows the stall, turning a private barn task into a shared, educational experience for horse lovers everywhere.