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Hope on the Ranch: Neurodivergent young adults find healing, purpose and their voice at new Dutchess County ranch
The CATS Ranch is combining rescued horses and a neurodivergent news team to spark healing and hope.
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This Autism Awareness Month, News 12 is shining the spotlight on a brand-new, one-of-a-kind ranch in Dutchess County that is rewriting the rules on autism therapy.
The CATS Ranch is combining rescued horses and a neurodivergent news team to spark healing and hope.
It’s also giving new purpose to kids and animals who have both felt cast aside.
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The ranch was started by Christine Grimaldi, from Long Island.
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