Eldorado Farm

05/13/2026

It must be friends day!💕

05/09/2026

Crimson and Clover want you to know that it is World Donkey Day!

04/26/2026

Now Hiring! Weekend barn help in Huntingtown.

We are looking for help again. One of our employees got a full time position and will be leaving.
Experienced Barn Help needed in Huntingtown.
Currently need Saturday and Sunday mornings starting in May. Often here working alone so need to be comfortable with horses.
Schedule Is a little flexible, but a Saturday and Sunday is required.
Morning shift starts 7am , afternoon shift 3pm.
Each shift roughly 4 hours.
Cleaning stalls, moving horses in and out of fields, feeding horses, barn cleaning, and other routine barn chores. We are willing to wait for the right employee.
Email [email protected] or text Dr. Molesworth at 443–532–7669

04/26/2026

Potomac on his way to his forever home!🥰

04/20/2026

Welcome Spring!

03/11/2026

Don’t stop believin’ in kindness! 💚 A big thank you to the Steve Perry Legacy fan group for dropping by Eldorado Farm with a generous donation to support our work. The herd appreciates you! 🐾

03/07/2026

Meet Briggs & Stratton — Double the Goat, Double the Fun!

Briggs & Stratton are 5-year-old wethers who were seized as babies by animal control and subsequently adopted. Unfortunately, their owner’s declining health means they need a new loving home.

These two are very friendly, walk well on leash, and do best together, giving each other the companionship they love. They will be adopted as a pair.

If you’ve got space in your heart and your home, these two could be your perfect duo!

Interested in adopting or want more information?
Email: [email protected]

02/21/2026

02/21/2026

Barn cats of Eldorado💕

02/20/2026

Oh Lordy…3” or 3’?

WEEKEND SNOW? | POSTED: 2/19 4:50PM
Confidence continues to grow that a storm will move across the southern US this weekend and strengthen off the coast on Sunday. The big question now is how much this coastal system interacts with the upper-level low dropping into the Great Lakes. That interaction, or lack of it, will determine whether we see a larger snow threat or just a minor late-weekend nuisance event.

Right now, model guidance remains split. The American model phases the systems together and produces a significant Mid-Atlantic snowstorm. Today's run showed 1-3 feet in the Mid-Atlantic! However, that outcome depends on near-perfect timing and upper-level alignment that I’m *not* fully convinced will occur.

The European model (shown here) keeps the storm mostly offshore but allows enough interaction to form an inverted trough, which could flip rain to a period of wet snow Sunday night with only light accumulations.

There are still many moving pieces in play, including how quickly today’s rain system exits and strengthens over Atlantic Canada. Believe it or not, that will strongly influence the weekend setup. While a bigger snow event can’t be ruled out, it’s not the favored solution right now.

Given that we are 3-4 days out, I wish I could give you a more detailed forecast. However, given our crappy modeling this year and the wide range of possibilities that exist, I simply cannot. With that said, we should have a much clearer picture by tomorrow!

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