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SAFE’s mission: To rescue, rehabilitate, and retrain horses facing neglect or abuse and provide them a permanent home and a lifetime of safety.

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Goliath — adopted by Amy W of Bainbridge Island WA

Dusty — adopted by Beth A of Sultan WA

Amber — adopted by Lara L of Mukilteo WA

Scarlett — adopted by Joann B of Woodinville WA

Rhythm — adopted by Sonja & Hillary H of Tacoma WA

Dory — adopted by Betsy B of Sultan WA

Dory is a beautiful Arabian/Appaloosa cross mare that was part of a big Animal Control seizure from Snohomish County in early 2008. A yearling the size of a weanling at the time of her rescue, she fully recovered and was adopted in late 2009. She has been in…

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It gets better

How’s this for an amazing transformation? On the left, Rocky at intake, Sept 2014. On the right, Rocky today. He’s come so far and overcome so much, but Rocky is still very, very unsure about people, especially strangers. We’re looking at bringing him back to Safe…

Emmy’s Surgery is Successful

Update: Bone fragments successfully removed. Remainder of joint looks good. Surgery uneventful, tolerated anesthesia well. She was “smart” standing up after. She will be assessed for status and comfort tomorrow AM to determine if she can be discharged.

Nala at work and play

Thank you to Jessica Farren for these lovely images of Nala at liberty in the arena and working with Terry on the ground.

Hello Dottie!

Thanks to the efforts of Team Dottie, we are kept well up to date on the progress of our girl. Here are some recent photos of Dottie in her foster home:

Emmy says thank you!

Thanks to an amazing group of people who pitched in their monetary support, Emmy is going to get the surgery she needs to remove the bone chip from her stifle. The surgery is scheduled for April 21st and she’ll be transported to Rainland Equine the night before to get…