Welcoming Zeke
With a great loud bray, Zeke arrived on the scene last week to a chorus of horsey ‘hellos’ (and a few confused sounds as well — not everyone is used to mules just yet). Zeke, a mule john in his mid-twenties, has a melty pair of big brown eyes, and a pair of skyscraper…
Edward is Adopted!
Once upon a time there was a chestnut gelding named Edward. When we met Edward, he was a bag of bones — he had equine asthma, you see, which was not being helped by the moldy hay he’d been eating. As a result, all of his calories were going towards helping him…
Porsche, Four Months Later
Standing in the sunshine, nibbling on some leafy alfalfa, the dark bay mare resembles any other horse. It’s hard to imagine that just four months ago she arrived on death’s door, a walking skeleton. This is Porsche, just about back to her ideal weight, looking very…
Alumni Update: Sampson
Despite his left front ligament injury from a couple years ago, Sampson is doing great! He has a large turnout, gets treatment on the treadmill, water therapy and nerve therapy. Sampson can do nice trail rides and walks, and Suzanne’s daughter takes lessons on him. He…
Animal Control Training Day
Last Friday we had the opportunity to welcome a group of Animal Control officers to the property for a day of equine-centric education. These individuals spent their time with us learning about common horse health issues, safely handling unknown horses, taking vitals,…
Alumni Update: Billy
Billy enjoys his retirement days lounging in the sun with his buddy ‘Vinnie’, a mare warmblood trail horse. Anne used to walk him down the trail but due to his limited vision in his left eye, he mostly enjoys his days at home where he knows his surroundings and is…
Porsche’s Many Grooms
Porsche has two jobs: gain weight, and enjoy her life. She is excelling at both. Porsche receives much affection and attention from the many human friends she has made around the barn. While we wish for every horse an adoption day with a new family, during the time…
October Volunteer of the Month: Ryden Forsyth
Congratulations to our October Volunteer of the Month, Ryden Forsyth! At SAFE, our 250+ volunteers are truly the heart of our community. We can really only do what we do because of our amazingly generous volunteers! This month we are celebrating a truly dedicated…
Welcoming Zeke
With a great loud bray, Zeke arrived on the scene last week to a chorus of horsey ‘hellos’ (and a few confused sounds as well — not everyone is used to mules just yet). Zeke, a mule john in his mid-twenties, has a melty pair of big brown eyes, and a pair of skyscraper…
Edward is Adopted!
Once upon a time there was a chestnut gelding named Edward. When we met Edward, he was a bag of bones — he had equine asthma, you see, which was not being helped by the moldy hay he’d been eating. As a result, all of his calories were going towards helping him…
Porsche, Four Months Later
Standing in the sunshine, nibbling on some leafy alfalfa, the dark bay mare resembles any other horse. It’s hard to imagine that just four months ago she arrived on death’s door, a walking skeleton. This is Porsche, just about back to her ideal weight, looking very…
Alumni Update: Sampson
Despite his left front ligament injury from a couple years ago, Sampson is doing great! He has a large turnout, gets treatment on the treadmill, water therapy and nerve therapy. Sampson can do nice trail rides and walks, and Suzanne’s daughter takes lessons on him. He…
Animal Control Training Day
Last Friday we had the opportunity to welcome a group of Animal Control officers to the property for a day of equine-centric education. These individuals spent their time with us learning about common horse health issues, safely handling unknown horses, taking vitals,…
Alumni Update: Billy
Billy enjoys his retirement days lounging in the sun with his buddy ‘Vinnie’, a mare warmblood trail horse. Anne used to walk him down the trail but due to his limited vision in his left eye, he mostly enjoys his days at home where he knows his surroundings and is…
