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Alumni Update: Ben

Alumni Update: Ben

Ben is looking good and enjoying life with Lisa. He loves to roll in the sand and romp with his buddy Ebony.

Why We Love Her: Poppy

Why We Love Her: Poppy

Casey has been working with Poppy for quite a while, and has the following to say about little Poppy: 

Alumni Update: Dottie

Alumni Update: Dottie

SAFE Alumni volunteers recently paid a visit to Dottie and her adopter Karmin. Dottie is looking great, she’s at a good weight and was friendly when we visited, asking for lots of scratches and moved so we could reach all the areas that had an itch. She doesn’t lie…

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

Carrie S brought Ranger into the groundwork portion of the March Joel Conner clinic, and had this to say about the experience: “What a fun way to start the clinic season!  Ranger participated in his very first Joel Conner clinic in March 2025.  It was a big week for…

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

Man, Brownie is gonna be a cool horse for someone. In a short time, Brownie has been making strides from an anxious and pushy horse to a more confident and balanced horse. He’s learning how to get his feet under him and understand what people are asking of him. It…

One Week of Eda

One Week of Eda

Eda was the last of the Valentine Herd to arrive at SAFE from her foster location. Some of her first week has been documented here, and gives a bit of insight into what most horses’ initial homecomings to SAFE look like. Welcome to the herd, Eda! 

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Sienna

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Sienna

Cameron B participated in his first Joel Conner clinic this past March alongside Sienna, and reflects on the experience here: “Working with Sienna during my first Joel Conner Clinic was an incredible experience and one I’m truly grateful for. Throughout the three-day…

New Gelding Mateo

New Gelding Mateo

It has been a big week for Mateo, who we are happy to introduce as SAFE’s newest gelding! This new status means that in the next few weeks once he’s healed up, we will see about getting him some buddies (oh Artie, ambassador of the New Gelding Club, looking at you..)…

Open House and Tack Sale
April 26 from 12–3pm
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Bingo at the Barn
May 17 from 1–4 pm
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Alumni Update: Ben

Alumni Update: Ben

Ben is looking good and enjoying life with Lisa. He loves to roll in the sand and romp with his buddy Ebony.

Why We Love Her: Poppy

Why We Love Her: Poppy

Casey has been working with Poppy for quite a while, and has the following to say about little Poppy: 

Alumni Update: Dottie

Alumni Update: Dottie

SAFE Alumni volunteers recently paid a visit to Dottie and her adopter Karmin. Dottie is looking great, she’s at a good weight and was friendly when we visited, asking for lots of scratches and moved so we could reach all the areas that had an itch. She doesn’t lie…

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

Carrie S brought Ranger into the groundwork portion of the March Joel Conner clinic, and had this to say about the experience: “What a fun way to start the clinic season!  Ranger participated in his very first Joel Conner clinic in March 2025.  It was a big week for…

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

Man, Brownie is gonna be a cool horse for someone. In a short time, Brownie has been making strides from an anxious and pushy horse to a more confident and balanced horse. He’s learning how to get his feet under him and understand what people are asking of him. It…

One Week of Eda

One Week of Eda

Eda was the last of the Valentine Herd to arrive at SAFE from her foster location. Some of her first week has been documented here, and gives a bit of insight into what most horses’ initial homecomings to SAFE look like. Welcome to the herd, Eda! 

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