Ginger is cantering under saddle!
Here are some photos of Gingers ride today. She is doing well and a lot of fun! She is a green walk, trot, canter. Steering is optional. =)
December Volunteer of the Month: Megan Wilson
December is such a festive month. There are so many reasons to be happy and so many things to celebrate. December Volunteer of the Month, Megan Wilson, is one of the reasons weāre celebrating this month! Megan has been volunteering at SAFE since April. She is at Safeā¦
Happiest holidays from Strider & Chip!
Strider had to leave his Monroe foster home with Sheridan and Austin with the onset of winter weather, since Sheridanās barn has still not been rebuilt. We are so fortunate that our good friend Heather, whoās already fostering Chip, offered a place in her lovely barnā¦
A Home for the Holidays for Moonshine
Most of us have probably wished at one time or another for a pony under the tree on Christmas morning. Well Moonshine wonāt be going anywhere near the Gableās Christmas tree but heāll be there in spirit as this wonderful family celebrates the holiday. It gives usā¦
Dottie update!
Dottie has had a bit of a rough time since the onset of colder weather, including a couple of scary bouts of colic. We had to call the vet out on one occasion but fortunately the colic resolved itself. We watch her closely and give her extra sloppy mashes andā¦
We knew this day was comingā¦
ā¦so we wonāt say goodbye, weāll just say good luck!! Itās been our good luck and good fortune that Brittney Stewart has been part of SAFE over the course of 2013. And even though itās time for her to move on so she can concentrate full time on B&D Sport Horses,ā¦
A wonderful Cameo training update
Itās been a while since weāve provided an update on Cameoās progress in training, but itās not because things havenāt been going wellā¦quite the opposite in fact. Things with Cameo have been going SO well that we can hardly believe it. When we dropped Cameo off atā¦
Fun with Honeycutt and Sinatra
Boys will be boys, and these guys play roughā¦Honeycutt has some scary-looking moves, but he doesnāt actually do anything to hurt Sinatra.
Working with Stormy
From our Herd Health Manager and volunteer Melinda: Iāve been working with Stormy regularly for a few weeks now. Itās been a learning curve for both of us, for sure! This is the first blind horse Iāve worked with. Iāve been teaching her aspects of the horsemanshipā¦
Getting to know Cosmo
This handsome 13 year old gelding is proving to be a very nice gentleman and is very easy to handle. We were told that he has been started and ridden on trails. All of his medical evaluations have come back clear. His dental float and xrays of his front hooves wereā¦
Emmy and Gracie Find a Home Together!
Sometimes timing and patience play a big role in finding the perfect match for our horses. Rebecca put in an adoption application last year, but at the time, SAFE didnāt have the right horse for her. But several months later, we took in a horse named Gracie who seemedā¦
Getting to know Renee
We are starting to get to know one of the new mares at SAFE: Renee. We were told that sheās been ridden before, but we donāt know how long itās been or how positive those experience were for her. Renee seems a bit āwide eyedā and unsure of it all but she is gettingā¦
Adoption Announcement: Harley
We are excited to announce the adoption of Harley! Jennie came out to see Harley and Ruger early on in their rehabilitation. She understood we needed to get them both healthy before we could figure out if they were sound and rideable. Harley moved easily through herā¦
Getting to know Angel
From the day we met her, this mare has proven to us that she is a fighter who has taken care of herself for a long time. We were told that no one had haltered her in the 15 years she had been on the property. It took us about two and a half hours to halter her forā¦
