March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Bandit
Kirsten L has been working with Bandit for well over a year now, and has the following to say about their time spent together during the March Joel Conner clinic: āIn working with Bandit at our 6th Clinic together, the saying āone step at a timeā rings true. This 27-ā¦
Alumni Update: Betty & Eleven
A SAFE alumni volunteer recently checked in with Betty and Eleven and their adopter, Cindee. Cindee admits these lovely mares are quite spoiled and are living the life every horse dreams of ā plenty of running space, a heated stall in winter (Cindeeās husband wantsā¦
April Volunteer of the Month: Laia Solsona-Holmes
Congratulations to our April Volunteer of the Month, Laia Solsona-Holmes! We are incredibly fortunate to have had Laia join SAFE way back in September of 2021. Since then, she has been a standout member of the Thursday AM chore team, consistently demonstrating herā¦
Rest in Peace, Lancelot
Every once in a while, we are reminded of just how delicate horses actually are. While announcing the loss of one of our herd is never easy, this one is a bit more painful than most. During his first saddling, in a freak accident, Lance broke his leg. While a brokenā¦
Alumni Update: Piper
Piperās adopter, Talia, recently provided an update. Itās been a long time since I gave a Piper update! Weāre all trying to get in shape for spring with hikes up the big hill. The Arabian (Nova) led the way, and Piper and I did just a little huffing and puffing behindā¦
March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Edward
Kaya M has been riding Edward as of late, and the two of them participated in the March Joel Conner clinic together. Hereās what Kaya has to say about their time: āEdward and I had a little set back a couple months ago in the process of getting more life and have beenā¦
March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Theo
As a young guy just starting out in our training program, the goal for Theo is to keep things light. Weāre working to develop his balance and strengthen his confidence while wearing the saddle. Theo continues to get softer and is showing great improvement withā¦
Snohomish Animal Control Officer Training
This past week, SAFE hosted two of Snohomish County Animal Controlās newest officers, Sarah Weaver and Ashlynn Trujillo for a day of hands-on education. Even for those with knowledge of horses, encountering an unknown horse in the field presents its challenges andā¦
Open House and Tack Sale
April 27 from 12ā3pm
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Joel Conner Horsemanship Clinic
May 3ā5
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Bingo at the Barn!
June 1 from 1ā4 pm
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Alumni Update: River
SAFE Volunteer Debbie M recently visited with SAFE Alum, River; his humans, Wendy and David Z; and ābig sisterā, Ameli, at their beautiful 5āacre property in Snohomish. River arrived at SAFE in December 2012, along with two herd mates as part of an owner surrenderā¦
March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Artie
Kirsten L has been riding Artie for several months, and brought him in to the March Joel Conner clinic. Here is her report on the experience: āMr. Artie Shaw is quite the gentleman! This was my first riding clinic with Joel and Artie was incredibly patient with myā¦
March Joel Conner Clinic Report: Bandit
Kirsten L has been working with Bandit for well over a year now, and has the following to say about their time spent together during the March Joel Conner clinic: āIn working with Bandit at our 6th Clinic together, the saying āone step at a timeā rings true. This 27-ā¦
Alumni Update: Betty & Eleven
A SAFE alumni volunteer recently checked in with Betty and Eleven and their adopter, Cindee. Cindee admits these lovely mares are quite spoiled and are living the life every horse dreams of ā plenty of running space, a heated stall in winter (Cindeeās husband wantsā¦
April Volunteer of the Month: Laia Solsona-Holmes
Congratulations to our April Volunteer of the Month, Laia Solsona-Holmes! We are incredibly fortunate to have had Laia join SAFE way back in September of 2021. Since then, she has been a standout member of the Thursday AM chore team, consistently demonstrating herā¦
Rest in Peace, Lancelot
Every once in a while, we are reminded of just how delicate horses actually are. While announcing the loss of one of our herd is never easy, this one is a bit more painful than most. During his first saddling, in a freak accident, Lance broke his leg. While a brokenā¦
