Gingerās āTailā
Ginger came to us with a tail that was best described as a ābaseball batā ā a thick solid tangled mass, unlike anything any of us have ever seen before. Valiant efforts were made to save as much of it as possible, but in the end, a large section of the tail couldā¦
Logan Update
Logan has left SAFE Harbor Stables and is now residing at one of our very best foster homes where he has a large grassy pasture to enjoy and a wonderful caregiver who takes excellent care of him. A few weeks ago we were very concerned that Loganās condition wasā¦
Pretty Miss Skye
Skyeās summer coat has come in very light brown, and she has shed a few pounds, so sheās looking really pretty! Sheās headed out to a new foster home pretty soon where sheāll be starting groundwork trainingā¦not a moment too soon! Sheās a very big gal whoās gotten aā¦
Jewel is making progress!!
Itās been a while since we updated Jewelās page, and last time we reported about her, things were not going perfectly for this little gal. She was having a rough time getting along with other horses, and she was showing some conformation issues that had us a littleā¦
Bridgit Update
Bridgit has moved to a new foster home with SAFE President Debi Shatos in Snohomish where she shares space with Debiās mare, Summer. Bridgit is a confident youngster, but she has wisely decided that Summer is the boss mare and she needs to be respectful. With thatā¦
Chip the Happy Gelding
Chip has made such great progress in the past few months and I canāt help but be proud of all his accomplishments, no matter how small they may seem. When he first came to my farm, he was very timid. He seemed to have some difficulty getting along with the biggerā¦
Sinatra Update
What can we say about Sinatra that hasnāt already been said? Heās lovable, heās laughable, heās one of a kind. The Vitamin E supplements heās been getting continues to help his proprioception issues, and under saddle, he seems to be feeling pretty good. Which forā¦
Miahās First Trail Ride! (With Kat!)
Miah took a big step today with her first ever trail ride as a SAFE horse ā possibly the first of her life ā and she did great!! Itās only just recently that sheās gotten to a point where she was ready to hit the trails, and she was a very good girl. To be fair, sheā¦
Prince: Training update and Joel Conner Clinic
Lori had this to say about her work with Prince in the clinic: I entered Prince into the riding portion of the Joel Conner clinic on March 18th and 19th. Prince is new to some of the tasks that were asked of him. He performed the yielding the hindquarters andā¦
Nala: Training update and Joel Conner Clinic
A lot has been happening with Nala girl! Once we moved to the new facility, we had enough room to move her back to the main barn and get her back into rehab and training work. Lindsay took her on as her riding project and did a fantastic job getting her going walkā¦
Gracie: Training update and Joel Conner Clinic
Erika had this to say about her work with Gracie in the clinic: This clinic was the second one that Iāve participated in with Gracie. She is such a sweet mare, and I really canāt say enough good things about her. She connects with humans very quickly, and will tryā¦
Mason: Training update and Joel Conner Clinic
Lori had this to say about her work with Mason in the clinic: Mason and I attended the Joel Conner clinic on March 18th and 19th. I entered Mason in the groundwork portion of the clinic. Mason did a wonderful job of moving out of my way while doing the groundwork. Weā¦
King: Training update and Joel Conner Clinic
When King arrived at Safe Harbor, he was frightened of every noise and every person who approached him. Our efforts to gentle him and gain his trust are really showing and now you can hardly tell he is the same jumpy horse that came to us. Now when you approach hisā¦
Raven: Herd Health Update ā Treating Rain Rot
Below is a report from Lisa on Ravenās rain rot and the care she is receiving from SAFE to heal: Raven came to SAFE in January not only severely underweight, but with one of the worst cases of rain rot we have seen. Huge patches of her back, hips, and rump wereā¦
