Fire Horse Ranch | The FHR Gang
FIRE HORSE RANCH is located in the beautiful Sonoran desert foothills north of Phoenix, Arizona. Surrounded by nature, wild life, and our world famous sunsets, there is much to do and experience. Here women and horses moving through life transitions come together to heal and learn; to embrace their truth, strength, and passion for life.
At Fire Horse Ranch transitions are seen as opportunities. Women and animals gain forward momentum, grow, and embrace life by trusting in life itself. You’ll discover you’re not alone. There’s no need to feel afraid or anxious about changing life roles, patterns, and beliefs. Your feelings are valued as natural, honest, and truthful.
Whether you’re ready to take baby steps or big leaps, you’ll find the confidence and strength to embrace life, both now and on the other side of transition. The personal and group experiences awaiting you will comfortably support you as you move through transition.
There are many opportunities to connect with horses and nature to create balance and stability. Both will teach and guide you, providing profound moments of learning and awareness without saying a word.
Come immerse yourself in the magic and healing. You’ll leave feeling restored and renewed!
The FHR Gang
Meet the Fire Horse Ranch Gang. Here you’ll find stories of life transition - loss, neglect, being misunderstood, happiness, friendship, and belonging, just to name a few. Each of us has stories of transformation that have shaped our lives and brought us together. And, each of us bring our strengths and lessons learned to Fire Horse Ranch to teach, heal and lead in our own individual way.
Diana Gogan supports and empowers women and horses moving through life transitions to discover their passion and confidently stand in their truth. She combines traditional and metaphysical resources with teaching and mentoring to bring women, animals and nature together to connect and heal.
Uplifting the energy, confidence and self love of women who are experiencing a change in career, health, divorce, death or other life transitions is Diana’s true gift. Through her services, classes and courses at Fire Horse Ranch both women and animals experience healing, change and empowerment.
She believes that when people connect with animals and nature they become more heart centered and learn to work with themselves, rather than against themselves. Her intuition, power and passion, quickly puts people at ease and creates an environment that comfortably supports women and animals in embracing who they are, releasing that which no longer serves them and expands their personal vision that lies within.
Diana lives in the northern foothills of Phoenix, Arizona on Fire Horse Ranch with her husband, dogs, horses and nature. A devoted animal lover she’s actively involved in horse rescue, sitting on the Board of Directors for After The Homestretch-Arizona Horse Rescue, and is a core member of The Conscious Community.
Butler is an off-track Thoroughbred who was 300 lbs. underweight and had all but given up on life when he was rescued. He didn't want to lift his head or even look at you. Today Butler is healthy, happy, and full of life. He's learning to be himself and to be loved for who he is, not what he does. Not one to let you be down or in a bad mood for long, he thinks it's his personal mission to make you smile and laugh. As the ranch clown you never know what he’s going to do next!
Princess is a Missouri Foxtrotter who live up to her name. She can come out of one of our famous monsoon storms just as white as before the storm. She came to live with us when her close equine friend suddenly passed away. Her owner didn’t want her to be alone and so she came to be a valued part of our herd. She is a loving mare that connects with you at your heart, and gives perfect horse hugs. Princess is fortunate to have always been well taken care of, for which we are grateful. Like many of us, she’s known loss of close friends and companions. One of her talents—she's the ranch escape artist!
Savanna lost her mother when she was about 5 months old at a livestock auction in New Mexico and was then loaded on a truck headed to the slaughter houses in Mexico. Her luck changed when she was rescued by Luv Shack Horse Rescue. She’s been with us since June 2011 and has quickly become part of our family. At a little over 1 year old she’s been through a lot of transition in her young life, yet has a heart of gold. Savanna loves new friends has come a long way to teach us about trust and love.
Caje is a big hearted Great Dane. He came to live with us at a year old, very head shy, flighty and fear aggressive. Since then he's learned to relax, trust, and play. While still wary of anything you may carry in your hands, he loves to cuddle and thinks he’s a lap dog.
Maddie was left at the door of a local horse rescue with her litter mates. She quickly won our hearts and came to live with us at only a couple months old. She's fun loving, loves to run and play, and will lighten your heart. Her favorite spot is “her” swimming pool in the summer months.
