On a sunny, open outdoor lawn, the young volunteers had close contact with rescued horses, gently petting and caring for the animals while enjoying a healing time of interaction with them. Through hands-on practice, they learned basic knowledge of horse care, experienced the daily public welfare work at the equine facility, and gained a personal understanding of the importance of animal protection. This activity enabled youth volunteers to deeply engage with the foundation's animal rescue programs. By connecting with nature and caring for living beings, they strengthened their sense of responsibility and empathy in public welfare — helping to foster the growth of a new generation of young changemakers.