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November Clinic Report: Mirana

November Clinic Report: Mirana

Meghan N worked with Mirana in the November Joel Conner clinic, and reflects on the experience below: “Mirana’s Learning Adventure Continues  Mirana participated in her second Joel Conner Clinic this past weekend. This mare is smart, but has some troubles to work…

November Clinic Report: Edward

November Clinic Report: Edward

Lexee N rode Edward in the recent Joel Conner Clinic, and had the following to say about their experience together: “Edward has been a blast to ride. A gentle guy, working on his life and balance through horsemanship. This guys is ready for a home! His future is…

A Walk in the Park with Sunny and Shasta

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)

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

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

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

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

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…

Alumni Update: Biscotti (Rowdy)

Alumni Update: Biscotti (Rowdy)

Biscotti’s (Rowdy) adopter, Tracy, reports Rowdy is the healthiest horse she has ever known, not once needing medical attention beyond his basic care. Tracy’s oldest daughter rides Rowdy as part of her high school equestrian team and 4H. Her younger daughter hopes to…

Off-Roading with Veronica

Off-Roading with Veronica

Veronica has been making all kinds of strides recently, from venturing off-site to spending more and more time riding out in the big arena. But what she hasn’t quite done yet is go out on the trails. One of the first baby steps we take with the horses to gear them up…

Alumni Update: Skye

Alumni Update: Skye

Corrine and Skye are doing very well. Corrine moved to Ohio in 2018, however, she is only 2½ hours from her mom’s property in Pennsylvania where Skye resides. Corrine is able to visit her mom regularly and spend time with Skye. When Corrine is not visiting, Skye…

Montana is Adopted!

Montana is Adopted!

Montana drew attention from the start. A paint horse with two blue eyes and a Medicine Hat coloration certainly stands out amongst the throng of bays and chestnuts, and at times we couldn’t help but feel like an overprotective father referencing a shotgun when suitors…

Fabulous Facilities!

Fabulous Facilities!

Aside from our herd of equines, there is another, non-sentient being that needs daily and routine maintenance: our property. There is always something that needs doing around the farm, with the projects ranging from quick and easy to big and complex. Luckily, we have…

Inula and Finn (Doolin), Foster Friends!

Inula and Finn (Doolin), Foster Friends!

Inula is having the time of her life at her summer foster home, and has been smoothly introduced to foster brother (and alumni!) Finn. The two of them are getting along swimmingly, and it’s clear that where she is, love and grass abound. Inula is one lucky girl! Even…

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