Arion Therapeutic Farm has moved and is now spreading the joy of farm animals up in the North Okanagan.

The farm was previously based in Southeast Kelowna, but owner Heather Henderson announced their intention to sell their property in September 2020.

Henderson said they were struggling with property maintenance as the pandemic hit, with visits dropping off and therapy services slowing down as people sought safety.

Earlier this year, the therapeutic farm announced it had found a new location but had kept it a secret until the paperwork was finalized.

And now it is, and Henderson said they are happy to finally be home in Enderby.

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Henderson added they may have left Kelowna, but some of their volunteers have already driven up to the new property to visit and help with some unpacking.

Henderson said Arion has already attracted other volunteers from the area who have been coming to help the animals settle into their new home.

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