![Cozy Montana](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_4174-2880x1800.jpg)
Cozy Montana
Who’s that chill guy with his head out his stall window? Could it be Montana? Indeed it could, and it is! This fuzzy, fluffy head spends the majority of its time (when not eating, of course) lazily draped outside into the barn aisle, watching the evening’s proceedings…
![Autumn Beginning to Settle](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_4117-2880x1800.jpg)
Autumn Beginning to Settle
If this image had a sound, it would be a ferocious snort. Even from a respectful distance, Autumn remains incredibly wary. It is clear that this girl has some serious trust issues, and while we knew she would need time, we always wish we could fast forward to the part…
![Jacob on Equioxx](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_3148-2880x1800.jpeg)
Jacob on Equioxx
Handsome Jacob is, as the kids are saying these days, ‘built different.’ StayHipp.com defines this term as a description of a person or thing that is on another level. While this isn’t exactly untrue of Jacob, I meant it more in the literal, physical sense. Jacob is…
![Working with Barb: A Reflection](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_3988-2880x1800.jpg)
Working with Barb: A Reflection
Barb is a little bay lightning bolt, electricity on four fuzzy legs. I see Barb every day, but it was not until spending a few concentrated hours with her over the course of a few days that I was reminded how much personality lives in that petite body. Some might call…
![Poppy for Adoption](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Joel-Conner_2-Day-Clinic_7_25_23-161.jpg)
Poppy for Adoption
If Poppy arrived at SAFE as a flower, it was as the first little green tendrils that come poking up through the dirt. Poppy was the shy little shadow to her near-twin Moshi, evasive about being caught and touchy about being handled. She had a bit more trouble to work…
![Arrow Thrives at Foster](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Arrow_Foster_12_2023.jpg)
Arrow Thrives at Foster
Over the hill and through the woods, Arrow is living his very best life at his foster home. He has a vista of rolling hills to look out at from where his shelter sits, friends to share his hay with, and plenty of cozy places to nap in. Nap time is a sacred time for…
![Dorothy’s Family Tree](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_3965-2880x1800.jpeg)
Dorothy’s Family Tree
Dorothy has no white markings. Her coat is comprised of a spectrum of browns, ones that Pantone labels as ‘shaved chocolate’ and ‘molé’ and ‘ganache’ — rich, chocolatey adjectives. However, if you were to curl up her top lip, you would find the mark that humans have…
![December Volunteer of the Month: Kirsten Lints](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/KirstenBandit_11_19_23_07-2880x1800.jpg)
December Volunteer of the Month: Kirsten Lints
Congratulations to our December Volunteer of the Month, Kirsten Lints! Kirsten has been sharing her time, hard work and love with our horses for almost 3 years now! She started on a morning chore shift and moved into the role of Friday Barn Assist. As well, Kirsten is…
WASART Presentation
Sept 7 from 12–3pm
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Open House and Tack Sale
Sept 28 from 12–3pm
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Joel Conner Horsemanship Clinic
October 25–27
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![Artie Shaw, Friend to Many](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_7998-2880x1800.jpeg)
Artie Shaw, Friend to Many
If SAFE had class superlatives, Artie would definitely win ‘friends with everyone.’ He is the horse that most other horses (at least if they’re geldings) first meet, and for good reason. Artie’s mellow demeanor around other horses helps introduce even the most…
![Theo’s First Groundwork Session](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_71011-2880x1800.jpg)
Theo’s First Groundwork Session
We speak a lot about time here at SAFE — specifically as it relates to giving a horse the hours, weeks, months, years they needs to gain. Gain weight, gain confidence, gain the skills and tools they need to be successful going forward in life, be it as a companion or…
![Rest in Peace, Scotty](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_6294-2880x1800.jpeg)
Rest in Peace, Scotty
It is never easy to announce the passing of one of our horses, and harder still when the passing is so unexpected. Scotty left this earth last week, following a sudden and painful colic. This was his third colic in five months, in addition to the ulcers we had been…
![Introducing “Safe at Home” Community Assistance](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2001/02/safe-at-home-large.jpg)
Introducing “Safe at Home” Community Assistance
For the past 19 years, SAFE has helped hundreds of horses and their owners through our Community Outreach Program. This safety net program was created to provide short-term assistance to horse owners struggling to care for their animals, with the ultimate goal of…
![Alumni Update: Mason](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Mason_02_15_24_01.jpg)
Alumni Update: Mason
Mason is looking great and loves his home with adopter Lori M. Mason is great at groundwork and knows what to do, so he has a job as a groundwork trainer for new volunteers at Lori’s barn.
![Frosting’s Trick](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Frosting_Lip-Curl.jpg)
Frosting’s Trick
What better way to jumpstart your weekend than to watch Frosting exhibit her new trick? No smoke and mirrors — just a smart little mare who learned she could get scratches in exchange for curling her lip, and with that knowledge, is ready to do so on command. You…