Laughing Stock Ranch
24556 32 nd Avenue V2Z 2J5 Langley, BC, Canada

Spring Has sprung !! 1 full weekend day and 2 weekday afternoon shifts available. There will be opportunity for extra work as the weather warms up. Barn chores, pony rides, cleaning, trail maintenance, dog walking, baby pony handling, cotton candy making, ect Suit reliable, hardworking, strong, cheerful person.... Wages start at $ 15.00. If you can drive a truck and trailer we can negotiate :) Located at 240th and 32 ave in Langley. See more

Such Cuteness !

Us humans could learn something from these two...

This promotion will be ending April 1, 2021

Just doing cowboy shit! (Via @cearagunderson)

This is why barn chores take so long

I like this kid's style.

Just a goat riding her pony. This happens everyday.

This is what make me happy

Help Wanted Must Love Animals and Kids Seeking Cheerful, outgoing, organized, fit, applicant only.... Duties include but not limited too: Stall Cleaning Barn Cleaning Feeding Turning in and out Horses ponies dogs and farm yard pets. Grooming, training, bathing, caring for the herd. Yard Work / trail maintenance / pressure washing on occasion. Checking on horses out on pasture. Ability to drive a trailer would be great. Pony Rides on and off location ( Mostly Weekends ) part time barn work during the week am/pm shifts available. Willing to trade off horse board at our Indoor location, for partial payment but not necessary. Check out our website laughingstockranch.ca or FB for info and pics of what we are up to. Please e-mail application to [email protected] if interested.

Too Cute ! What a trooper !

Find a way can’t keep a good man down! @vincemurdock come back tonight @contender_series_dwtcs @ufc

We are so in love with Kevin and his new TigerZoodle POODLE TransFURmation! Isn’t he just adorable? wait, are you bamboozled? follow the artist on Inst...agram for more creative grooms: @katrina_short #classycanineswigglerumps #katrina_short #skeletonpoodle #zeuszebrazoodle #tigerZoodle #tigerPOODLE See more

Donkey nannies in Italy. Each year in Italy, grazing animals are moved from high pastures down to the plains. Newborn lambs are unable to make this journey on t...heir own. Instead, they ride in the pouches of a specially made saddle on the back of a donkey or a mule nanny. They are taken down at rest stops and returned to their mothers for a bite to eat and a bit of nuzzling. Photo: medeamoon See more