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Alumni Update: Orion

Alumni Update: Orion

An update from Roxanne from August 1st: I wanted to share some photos of Orion being the best boy at Rebecca Farm in Montana this year. He finished 8th in a pretty zesty competitive division, with no jump or time faults for the weekend!

Zuri is Adopted!

Zuri is Adopted!

As an older mare with particular needs, we weren’t convinced that Zuri wouldn’t live out her days at SAFE. So we are even more over the moon (over Neptune, if you will) to announce Zuri’s adoption! Her adopter Laura came looking for a companion for her older gelding,…

Brownie’s Third Ride

Brownie’s Third Ride

After receiving his first ride during the August Joel Conner clinic, Brownie moved at a pretty quick clip on his way to being a full blown riding horse. He’s still very green, but a pretty steady eddy so far!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HSC0fEu9_M

Alumni Update: Jill

Alumni Update: Jill

Here are a couple of recent photos of Jill. She is living a good life with adopter Anna.

Alumni Update: Tabitha (Willa)

Alumni Update: Tabitha (Willa)

Willa now has a retired polo pony as a buddy/pasture mate. They are very comfortable together. Willa loves trail riding and has a big “Go” button.

Poppy’s Summer Activities

Poppy’s Summer Activities

Poppy has been taking full advantage of the nice summer weather this year, going for walks outside, cooling off (with the help of a little helper), and even stopping to smell the flowers. This little mare is sure going to be a nice partner for someone! …

Thank You, Thornton Place!

Thank You, Thornton Place!

Last week, we hosted a hardworking team of 6 individuals from Thornton Place Apartments for a work party. This team came ready to complete projects, and went above and beyond to help get some necessary work done around the barn. They weatherproofed our wooden…

Trailer Loading Artie

Trailer Loading Artie

Artie Shaw has overcome many hurdles during his time at SAFE, but perhaps one of the most challenging items for him has been trailer loading — particularly with standing in a trailer with a divider. He could ride stock just fine, but to have a divider shut on him, or…

Alumni Update: Tasara

Alumni Update: Tasara

Sherri and Tasara are doing very well together. Tasara is as content and happy as can be and gets lots of attention throughout the day. She loves her large barn area that she can go in and out at will into her very large open paddock. Tasara shares the barn with four…

Alumni Update: Mac

Alumni Update: Mac

Here is an update from Mac’s adopter Jerre from late this summer: Our biggest success has been a deep dive into positive reinforcement and collaborative care. I give Mac the option to refuse any contact, haltering, fly mask, etc., while encouraging participation with…

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Barb

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Barb

Annika rode Barb in the October Joel clinic, and has the following to say about their experience together: “Participating in the October Joel Conner clinic with Barb was a lesson in presence, patience, and partnership. Barb is a small horse with a big…

Brandit Forever

Brandit Forever

We have been struggling with Brandy and Bandit’s quality of life for some time now. Over the past two years, both mares have faced challenges that have required us to closely monitor their comfort and happiness. At the beginning of November, Brandy’s condition…

Alumni Update: Opal (Bella)

Alumni Update: Opal (Bella)

Opal’s adopter Lyn recently provided a quick update and photos of Opal (Bella). Right now we are working through a Cushings diagnosis and trying to get dosage right. But we still have fun walking around the property and getting a little grazing time in.

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

October Joel Conner Clinic Report: Brownie

Lexee N, who has been working and riding Brownie, brought him into the October Joel Conner clinic for his first riding clinic. Here’s her report on how it went:  “Oh Mr. Brownie! This guy has come so far in such a short time and impresses me every day. This…

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