Everyone talks about Luke Bryan but his wife, Caroline Bryan has her own fanclub as well. That's why it was so exciting to see her at a recent Raising Cane's event. The event featured the CEO of Cane's giving a check to The Brett Boyer Foundation.
For those who don't know, The Brett Boyer Foundation was founded by the Bryans along with Ellen and Bo Boyer. While the event's focus was on The Brett Boyder Foundation, one thing I couldn't help but want to look into is Brett's Barn, which was started by Caroline Bryan.
It's clear from the research I did that Brett's Barn is something Caroline put a lot of effort and energy into. In the "About" section, Caroline gave some insight into how Brett's Barn came to be: "After Brett passed away, I decided to keep a promise I made to her when she was about a month old...a white pony!" From there, it ended up becoming much more than just one white pony.
Brett's Barn currently houses over 20 animals, all of whom have been rescued and adopted into the Brett's Barn family. At this point, you cannot go visit Brett's Barn as it's not open to the public, but you can get a look at the animals who are currently there.
Brett's Barn is the ultimate gift from Caroline Bryan to her niece.
While I'm sure most of us would love to visit Brett's Barn, it's good to know that they're focusing on making sure everyone is safe. In the FAQ section on the Brett Barn's site, there is a longer explanation about why it's not open to the public: "As of now, the barn is on private property and is not open to the public. We have been fortunate to bring a few families to the barn when the situation is just right, and we will continue to do so. There are many factors that go into making sure it’s a safe and enjoyable visit for all - including the demeanor of the animals (most of whom have been rescued) and the health and needs of the children. Caroline dreams of opening a barn to the public one day that will be available to everyone!"
One cool thing featured on the Brett's Barn website is the "Meet The Animals" section, which features all the different animals that live on Brett's Barn. There are all kinds of animals living there, including horses, dogs, kangaroos and goats, among others. The location just looks so picturesque, so we can only hope that one day, it's open to the public.
For those wanting to enjoy some Brett's Barn fun at home, there are different downloadable coloring sheets which are free. Additionally, you can also find some Brett's Barn merchandise in the shop on The Brett Boyer Foundation website. No matter what you're looking for, you're sure to learn something ,from The Brett Boyer Foundation.