Volunteer with SAFE

If you are interested in getting involved with SAFE as a volunteer, a great way to get started is to join our Message Boards. There you can become a part of the SAFE online community, meet other volunteers and read about upcoming events and projects that you can be part of.

SAFE horses reside at our main facility in Monroe WA as well as with a network of foster homes in the Pacific Northwest region. Volunteer duties include stall cleaning, paddock cleaning, filling water buckets, feeding, grooming, turnout, and other tasks that need to be completed on a daily basis. We have a need for very experienced riders, trainers, and handlers, as well as people with experience dealing with sick or injured animals.

We often need help with processing adoption applications, checking references and
doing site visits/follow-up visits. We also have a few events throughout the year which need the assistance of volunteers. The SAFE Benefit Horse Show will need many volunteers, both on the day of the show and during the planning process. And SAFE can always use help with its fundraising efforts.

Another great way to help SAFE is to become a Foster Home for a horse. To learn more about the Foster Care program, please click here.

If you are interested in volunteering with SAFE, please fill out the following form. Our Volunteer Coordinator, Jeannette, is happy to work with you to determine where you best fit in. She can be reached at volunteer@safehorses.org.

Questions: volunteer@safehorses.org

E-mail Address: *
First Name *
Last Name *
Address *
City *
State *
Zip *
Age *
What would you like to do to help horses in need? *	Assigned Daily Chores (ususally 1 day a week/month in Monroe, WA) Groom/Exercise/Groundwork Ride Trailer Administrative Fund Raising Public Speaking Event Volunteers
If interested in Chores, What is your availability?	Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
What is your horse experience? *	Beginner: Less than 2 years of riding and/or Lessons Intermediate: Comfortable on most horses & have been riding consistently for two years or more Advanced: Can ride most horses, including those with spook issues Expert: Confident rider, can work with any level horse
Volunteering may include strenuous physical labor or lifting heavy objects. Do you have any physical condition which would limit such activities?
Please tell us about your prior volunteering experience.
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