![Jet-Setting Addie](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Print_182_websize.jpg)
Jet-Setting Addie
Here’s a limerick for you: There once was a young mare from Graham, Whose coat was a dark shade of tan, And if ever you knew What was good for you You’d adopt sweet miss Addie from Graham! Me calling Addie, a bay horse, ‘a dark shade of tan’ aside, I am very serious…
![Tiva These Days](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/IMG_7807-2880x1800.jpeg)
Tiva These Days
Recent observations regarding Tiva: Her shoulders, in particular, are rather itchy this time of year, and she is not opposed to a little mutual grooming if you would be so inclined to scratch, yes, just there, above the elbow. A gentle mare, she rarely ever uses…
![Introducing Lancelot](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/joelconner_lancelot_05_12_23_12-2880x1800.jpg)
Introducing Lancelot
Lancelot, along with his 6 other cohorts, were living in squalor in the area outside of Gig Harbor when we picked them up this past May. Lance’s paddock was a mud pit surrounded by broken and bent panels. His only source of water was from a dirty trough, and the ribs…
![Alumni Update: Ben](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Ben_08_07_23_1.jpg)
Alumni Update: Ben
Here’s an update from Ben’s adopter, Lisa G: Uncle Ben, the ever-melty when kids are around. My niece is a horsewoman in the making and helped me muck stalls, feed, and groom! She led both my horses all around the field and Ben was just soooo gentle with her (much…
![Training Update: Artie Changing Eyes](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Screen-Shot-2023-08-10-at-9.30.11-AM.png)
Training Update: Artie Changing Eyes
Much like watching a plant grow, it is difficult sometimes to see the change in something unless you can clearly see from where you began. Sure, you know it’s different, but how different can be hard to quantify without a comparison. We first met Artie as a untouched…
![Training Update: Riding Veronica](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Joel-Conner_2-Day-Clinic_7_25_23-147.jpg)
Training Update: Riding Veronica
Veronica has a mane nearly as long as she is tall, with a forelock that practically tickles her nostrils. On hot days, she loves to splash in her water trough, both front feet fully in and pawing, giving herself a two-for-one pedicure and face wash. She loves a good…
![Pen Click Training](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/IMG_9221-2880x1800.jpg)
Pen Click Training
Trypanophobia is the fear of needles — and while I’ve yet to meet anyone who is fond of getting poked, some have more of an issue with it than others. The same goes for horses. Some hardly blink. Be it IM or IV, you’d be hard pressed to get a reaction out of our more…
![Tanis Continues to Soften](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Screenshot-2023-08-09-at-3.22.45-PM.png)
Tanis Continues to Soften
The year is moving right along, and so is Tanis, as she continues to build confidence in herself and trust in people. This time last year, only a couple people could catch this mare; fast forward to this moment, and she loves face pets, has found more comfort and…
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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![A Walk in the Park with Sunny and Shasta](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/SunnyShastaPark01.jpg)
A Walk in the Park with Sunny and Shasta
Volunteer and Best Buddy to Sunny and Shasta, Debbie M, wrote the following about her time spent with SAFE’s ambassador littles recently: “Some of us are still adjusting to the time change of earlier this month when we “fell back” an hour to welcome earlier sunrises…
![Alumni Update: Boone (Mr. Fezziwig)](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Boone_07_15_23_01-2880x1800.jpg)
Alumni Update: Boone (Mr. Fezziwig)
We received a delightful update and photos from Wendy G: I don’t do Facebook, but I do want to share some pics of my boy, Fezziwig, aka ‘Boone’. He is my SAFE horse and we love him. These photos are from this July, but he’s just as cute now, albeit ‘Fezzier’ with his…
![November Clinic Report: Moshi](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/joelconner_moshi_11_03_23_02-2880x1800.jpg)
November Clinic Report: Moshi
Casey A, who has been working with Moshi over the last months, took her in the riding portion of November’s Joel Conner clinic. Here’s what she had to say: “This week marks the first time Moshi participated in the riding session of the Joel Conner Horsemanship clinic.…
![November Clinic Report: Lancelot](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/joelconner_lancelot_11_03_23_05-2880x1800.jpg)
November Clinic Report: Lancelot
Casey A worked alongside Lancelot in the groundwork portion of the November Joel Conner clinic, and had the following to say about their time spent together: “It might be fair to say that Lance is unrecognizable from the unhalterable, dangerous stallion he was just a…
![November Clinic Report: Ciara](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_4155-2880x1800.jpg)
November Clinic Report: Ciara
Kaya M worked alongside Ciara at the November Joel Conner clinic and had the following experience: “We learned a lot about Ciara during this clinic and unfortunately discovered she wasn’t quite as comfortable being saddled as we’d thought she was. I threw my saddle on…
![November Clinic Report: Pepper](https://www.safehorses.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/joelconner_pepper_11_03_23_02-2880x1800.jpg)
November Clinic Report: Pepper
Candi K has worked with Pepper since her return to SAFE, and has the following to say about their time spent together, specifically about their time in the riding portion of the November Joel Conner Clinic: “Who doesn’t love a little spice in their life? Pepper…