The volunteers worked together to upgrade the facility's fencing, pathways, and other supporting infrastructure, optimizing visitor flow to create a safer, more comfortable, and more accessible interactive environment — making it easier for visitors to get close to the horses and enjoy nature, thereby enhancing the overall experience. At the same time, the volunteers performed daily care tasks such as grooming and feeding the horses, providing gentle companionship and attentive care to safeguard the health of the rescued horses. This activity combined facility upgrades with animal care, continuously improving the public welfare experience space and helping more people experience the warmth of harmonious coexistence between humans and animals.