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Alumni Update: Emma

Alumni Update: Emma

We recently checked in with Jan and his adopted horse, Emma. Jan boards another mare on his property and her owner trail rides with Jan and Emma. Both horses also enjoy the company of two friendly goats.

Clarissa Passes

Clarissa Passes

We are so sorry to tell you that last week, we made the sad decision to lay Clarissa to rest. When cleaning her stall in early February, we discovered blood coming from her vulva, a small drip that cleared up in less than 24 hours. Dr Lewis examined her and found no…

Alumni Update: Violet

Alumni Update: Violet

We recently checked in with Lexee and Violet. Here is what Lexee had to share: Violet has been such a great addition to my herd. She and Duke (my other horse) get along so great. Best friends at first sight. She also loves to run around with him and our minis, Bubba…

Thank You, Bishop Blanchet!

Thank You, Bishop Blanchet!

Last Friday, 3/14, SAFE hosted 22 people from Bishop Blanchet High School for their second annual Day of Service. We had around 30% more participants than last year, and a lot of familiar faces returned for round two of facilities projects! These events are always…

Introducing SAFE’s Valentine Herd

Introducing SAFE’s Valentine Herd

What’s in a name? For the horses who come to SAFE, it signifies a new beginning. While their names may change as they find new homes and families, each one marks the start of their journey to safety, care, and a brighter future. For the Valentine Herd horses we…

Joel Conner at SAFE: March 21 — 23

Joel Conner at SAFE: March 21 — 23

  This weekend, Joel Conner returns to SAFE for our first clinic of 2025. Here he talks a bit about the style of horsemanship we use here at SAFE, and why. Fellow equestrians, horse lovers, and curious minds—this clinic is for YOU! Joel Conner is an highly…

Sunny and Shasta go to Postdoc Brewing

Sunny and Shasta go to Postdoc Brewing

Last Saturday, Sunny and Shasta hit the town to talk to the good folks over at Postdoc Brewing about SAFE. Well, they let their human handlers do the talking, but standing there looking cute is a full time job in and of itself! As always, the pair were perfect little…

Joel Conner Horsemanship Clinic
Oct 24–26
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Holiday Open House 
Dec 7 from 12–3pm
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Welcome to the World, Paloma!

Welcome to the World, Paloma!

On May 9th, just as the clock rolled over, at 12:31AM, Frida welcomed her filly, Paloma Isabel into the world. Her birth was fast and without complications. We were then waiting for the 1–2‑3 guidelines: standing within one hour, nursing within two, and the placenta…

Wednesday and Venturo at Foster

Wednesday and Venturo at Foster

Wednesday is raising her colt out at foster, where the daily grind looks like this. Oh, to be a young horse with the zoomies! 

Three Months with our Silver Rose

Three Months with our Silver Rose

This big-hearted mare has become comfortable with grooming, vet visits, and farrier care. She loves coming into her stall each night for dinner. In addition to all-day turnout in her paddock, a few times a week she gets to let loose and play in the arena. She’s an…

Getting to Know Eda

Getting to Know Eda

We’re excited about this lovely mare! Eda was the last member of the Valentine Herd to join us at SAFE. During our first interactions, she was cautious — testing her safety around us, reacting jumpily to touch, and showing signs of anxiety when she felt confused or…

May Joel Conner Clinic Report: Harissa

May Joel Conner Clinic Report: Harissa

Lexee has been working with Harissa, and recently participated in the May Joel Conner clinic alongside this fiery redhead. Here’s what she has to say: “Harissa has been going great with her newest fashion piece of a saddle. And wearing it has brought out some new life…

The Thrills of Foal Watch

The Thrills of Foal Watch

FRIDA FOAL WATCH kicked into full gear on Sunday night when we noticed some signs that she might be getting close. Being the overachievers that we are, we began checking on Frida every hour and logging our observations. It’s now Wednesday afternoon and no baby…

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