Location from fosters-home by Craig McCracken / Cartoon Network
A garden stable for Foster's equine imaginary friends — because some children imagine pegasi, and pegasi need somewhere to sleep.
The stables are a quiet reminder that imaginary friends come in every possible form — including forms that can't live inside a house. The equine residents here are some of Foster's most visually spectacular friends: winged horses, horned horses, and combinations thereof. They represent a specific flavor of childhood imagination — the kids who dreamed of riding through the sky on a magical horse, and whose dreams became real and then got left behind.
A traditional stable structure built in the mansion's expansive gardens, adapted for imaginary horses, pegasi, and unicorns. The stalls are oversized to accommodate winged residents. Hay, troughs, and riding equipment share space with decidedly non-standard accessories — rainbow-colored feed for unicorns, wing grooming stations for pegasi.
Also known as: The Stables, The Gardens