Alumni Update: Pearl
Pearl is what the barn owner calls an “air fern,” meaning she gets fat just looking at grass. Pearl is thus required to wear a grazing muzzle for turnout, but she is a good sport about it. She has had a few episodes of not quite laminitis and therefore has a tiny bit…
Puzzling Out Hayden
Hayden has been an interesting study in change, how long it takes to get from point A to point B, the pathways to reach there. Hayden has not been a straightforward horse. She is like a puzzle box, in possession of secret compartments in which she holds onto things.…
Mahina the Model
Beautiful Mahina delights onlookers when she trots around with her head up high and her tail held askew, but to us Mahina is at her finest when she is long and low, exploring what it’s like to carry herself with a little more balance. But, okay, it has to be said that…
Blackberry Caper (Veronica)
Though her halter hangs on the gate, Veronica is not immediately visible as you enter her paddock. There’s the momentary panic that accompanies a horse not being where you expect to find them, but this lovely, social mare reveals herself to the call of her name. She…
Alumni Update: Mirana
We received an update on Mirana from her adopter this summer. Mirana was adopted at the same time as her current herd mate, Cal who is not a SAFE horse. Mirana has adapted well to the new environment. She is very good for our farrier (both of them are), and she…
Alumni Update: Ruby
Ruby has a wonderful life. She shares her pasture with two other horses as well as sheep and goats. For fun, she and Sophia go on light trail rides. The rest of her time is spent looking beautiful among her many pasture mates.
A Tale of Teeth (Wilma)
Wilma arrived at SAFE to a chorus of oohs and aahs — it’s not every day that we get to save a forgotten long-eared equine. Our visual checks on intake clued us in to her most pressing care needs: long hooves, visible ribs. But it wasn’t until we offered her a welcome…
Alumni Update: Lacey
Lacey is doing well and seems to be thriving in an environment where she is one-on-one with a handler and has only one stable mate, Cameo, also a SAFE alumnus. Her adopter, Janelle does not ride Lacey, however, she spends a lot of time with her and in the last two…
Alumni Update: Pearl
Pearl is what the barn owner calls an “air fern,” meaning she gets fat just looking at grass. Pearl is thus required to wear a grazing muzzle for turnout, but she is a good sport about it. She has had a few episodes of not quite laminitis and therefore has a tiny bit…
Puzzling Out Hayden
Hayden has been an interesting study in change, how long it takes to get from point A to point B, the pathways to reach there. Hayden has not been a straightforward horse. She is like a puzzle box, in possession of secret compartments in which she holds onto things.…
Mahina the Model
Beautiful Mahina delights onlookers when she trots around with her head up high and her tail held askew, but to us Mahina is at her finest when she is long and low, exploring what it’s like to carry herself with a little more balance. But, okay, it has to be said that…
Blackberry Caper (Veronica)
Though her halter hangs on the gate, Veronica is not immediately visible as you enter her paddock. There’s the momentary panic that accompanies a horse not being where you expect to find them, but this lovely, social mare reveals herself to the call of her name. She…
Alumni Update: Mirana
We received an update on Mirana from her adopter this summer. Mirana was adopted at the same time as her current herd mate, Cal who is not a SAFE horse. Mirana has adapted well to the new environment. She is very good for our farrier (both of them are), and she…
Alumni Update: Ruby
Ruby has a wonderful life. She shares her pasture with two other horses as well as sheep and goats. For fun, she and Sophia go on light trail rides. The rest of her time is spent looking beautiful among her many pasture mates.
