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Brownie — Getting a Change

Brownie — Getting a Change

A well-timed release. A horse’s natural capacity and ability for change. These are some ingredients in the formula for some pretty amazing — and sometimes quite speedy — transformations.   Brownie provides us with a very clear example of this. His first…

Honoring Officer Brian Boman: 2025 Heart of the Horse Award Recipient

Honoring Officer Brian Boman: 2025 Heart of the Horse Award Recipient

At SAFE, we are fortunate to work alongside individuals whose compassion, dedication, and bravery truly change lives—both human and animal. Among these remarkable individuals is Officer Brian Boman, one of our most cherished partners and the recipient of this year’s…

Alumni Update: Nyx

Alumni Update: Nyx

Nyx is enjoying life with his adopter Lindsay and his Haflinger buddy named Squish. He and Squish get along very well.

Arionna’s First Saddling

Arionna’s First Saddling

Behind her white eyelashes, Arionna’s eyes have a soft, thoughtful quality. For the past several months, she has been put through her groundwork paces, and recently hit a big milesone: wearing a saddle for the first time. Arionna tends towards the ‘sticky’ side, and…

Volunteer Appreciation Party 2025

Volunteer Appreciation Party 2025

We can’t say enough good things about our volunteers! At our recent volunteer appreciation party, we recognized the countless hours served, the literal ‘tons’ of hay and water dished out to sweet, hungry horse bellies, and the over 1,000 lbs (!!!) of cleaned per day…

Alumni Update: Blanche (Joule)

Alumni Update: Blanche (Joule)

We recently received an update from Blanche’s (Joule’s) adopter, Elissa: Joule’s first year with us has been an absolute joy. She settled right in with our older gelding, her youth complementing his wisdom nicely. Both horses are friendly with our four little goats as…

Alumni Update: Pearl

Alumni Update: Pearl

Pearl continues to do well with Diana and likes her boarding stable. Diana has lots of support from other horse owners and Pearl loves having a herd. The Pinto in the photos is Bear, her best bud. Pearl seems relaxed, happy, and healthy. Diana and Adam just had their…

A Lovely Wednesday

A Lovely Wednesday

Wednesday, named for Wednesday Addams, is a bit less goth-looking than her namesake, and much less taciturn as far as her disposition goes. We recently visited with Wednesday (and Venturo, of course) and had the chance to take some glamour shots of this striking lady.…

Open House and Tack Sale
Sept 27 from 12–3pm
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August Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

August Joel Conner Clinic Report: Ranger

Carrie S has been working alongside Ranger on the ground, and recently brought him into the groundwork portion of the August Joel Conner horsemanship clinic. Here’s what she has to say about this special, spotted guy: “Ranger participated in his third Joel Conner…

Growing Paloma

Growing Paloma

To make a Paloma cocktail, you combine tequila, grapefruit, and lime. Our little Paloma’s ingredients would look a bit different: a good deal of curiosity mixed with a generous pour of joy de vivre, topped with a strong sense of self, and garnished with a dash of…

Brownie — Getting a Change

Brownie — Getting a Change

A well-timed release. A horse’s natural capacity and ability for change. These are some ingredients in the formula for some pretty amazing — and sometimes quite speedy — transformations.   Brownie provides us with a very clear example of this. His first…

Honoring Officer Brian Boman: 2025 Heart of the Horse Award Recipient

Honoring Officer Brian Boman: 2025 Heart of the Horse Award Recipient

At SAFE, we are fortunate to work alongside individuals whose compassion, dedication, and bravery truly change lives—both human and animal. Among these remarkable individuals is Officer Brian Boman, one of our most cherished partners and the recipient of this year’s…

Alumni Update: Nyx

Alumni Update: Nyx

Nyx is enjoying life with his adopter Lindsay and his Haflinger buddy named Squish. He and Squish get along very well.

Arionna’s First Saddling

Arionna’s First Saddling

Behind her white eyelashes, Arionna’s eyes have a soft, thoughtful quality. For the past several months, she has been put through her groundwork paces, and recently hit a big milesone: wearing a saddle for the first time. Arionna tends towards the ‘sticky’ side, and…

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