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Jupiter is Adopted!

Jupiter is Adopted!

Jupiter has been adopted! Jupiter’s story is one of patience. After arriving at SAFE, being gelded and restarted under saddle, Jupiter had quite a bit of interest. A handsome cremello with a kind personality, what’s not to love? But some soundness issues cropped up,…

December Volunteer of the Month: Kim Boase

December Volunteer of the Month: Kim Boase

Congratulations to Kim Boase, our December Volunteer of the Month! For almost two years, Kim has been an integral part of the SAFE community, dedicating her time and heart to the Tuesday PM Chore Team. Rain or shine, hot or cold, in the bright light of day or the dark…

Marvelous Moshi

Marvelous Moshi

Casey A has been working and riding Moshi for the last several months, and has the following to say about bringing this cute pony along: “Moshi is turning into an incredibly fun partner. She is great to work around on the ground, stands tied, loads onto the trailer no…

Domino and Oreo are Adopted!

Domino and Oreo are Adopted!

What’s black and white and read all over? Domino and Oreo – and their adoption announcement! Telling you that one of the SAFE horses has been adopted is always such a joy, and that joy is only compounded when we get to say that not just one, but two horses, have found…

Alumni Update: Addie

Alumni Update: Addie

Addie was originally adopted so that Nicole’s daughter, Maddie, could participate with her in her Washington State High School Equestrian Team events. However, while Addie seemed to enjoy the cutting event she attended, she did not take to all the down time in a small…

Theo’s Thorough Vetting: A Unique Opportunity for Adopters

Theo’s Thorough Vetting: A Unique Opportunity for Adopters

When it comes to pre-purchase exams, Theo’s journey has left no stone unturned! What began as a routine exam for a potential adopter quickly evolved into a comprehensive lameness evaluation. Dr. Lewis from Rainland, our trusted vet, stepped in with her expert eye and…

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Cleopatra

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Cleopatra

Kirsten L has been working with Cleopatra on the ground, and partnered alongside her for Cleo’s first Joel Conner clinic back in October. Here’s her report on working alongside Cleo: “When you first meet Cleopatra, give yourself a few moments to ensure that you have…

Alumni Update: Razin (Logan)

Alumni Update: Razin (Logan)

Logan is besties with one of Heather’s dogs and he likes to play with assorted toys in the pasture. Heather has taken Logan to some Evan Bonner clinics and when she works her big horse, Liam, in the round pen, she follows with a session with Logan.

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..)…

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Tiva

March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Tiva

The first clinic of the year blows in like the rest of spring: a sudden burst of energy and excitement and new growth. We have been working through the winter months on what we learned back at the end of fall, chipping away at old issues while discovering new ones in…

April Volunteer of the Month: Ken Kohanes

April Volunteer of the Month: Ken Kohanes

Congratulations to Ken Kohanes, our April Volunteer of the Month! For over a year, Ken has been an invaluable member of our Facilities Team, showing up at least twice a week and dedicating more than 250 (clocked) volunteer hours to making a big difference here at…

Guess the Birthday and Name the Foal!

Guess the Birthday and Name the Foal!

Our Valentine gal Frida is very pregnant and starting to show signs that her foal will be here soon. “Soon” in pregnant mare terms means later this afternoon or five weeks from now. We don’t know when she was bred, so we can’t really guess the impeding arrival date.…

Mabel’s Mishap

Mabel’s Mishap

The day before she was set to be saddled at SAFE for the first time, we went out to get Mabel at her usual turn-in time and found that she had gashed her leg open. Thoroughly searching the paddock revealed no cause. We guess she decided that stall rest sounded better…

2025 Q1 Impact Statement

New Horses Intake Date: January 29, 2025 Clarissa (Animal Control seizure) Tulip (Animal Control seizure) Brownie (Animal Control seizure) Trinket (Animal Control seizure) Intake Date: February 28, 2025 Alvaro (Animal Control seizure) Arionna (Animal Control seizure)…

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