by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 22, 2012 | JR
JR had his first ride today. Unfortunately he seems to suffer from sweet itch and his belly is covered in bites and scabs. He was a good boy, but wasn’t happy about being girthed up and was pretty distracted by the bites. We’ve been slathering his belly in SWAT and...
by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 17, 2012 | Mr Pibb, Placed Horses
Congratulations to Laura Y. on her adoption of Mr. Pibb! Laura adopted Annie, a 9 year old Saddlebred mare, last summer. Unfortunately, Annie was not a good match for Laura and has been returned to SAFE (she is currently fostered at White Birch Farm where Mr....
by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 17, 2012 | Khianna
Khianna has been a busy girl lately! She’s spent the last month at Horsepitality Too! getting some extra handling and attention from Chrissy Lynch and some of her riding students. She’s now moving down the road to her new foster home at Third Watch Farm. Chrissy...
by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 9, 2012 | Strider
by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 9, 2012 | Volunteers of the Month
Please join us in congratulating our April Volunteer of the Month, Sharon Bradley. Sharon began volunteering with us a year ago. When she first started, she was a little bit intimidated if the horses got too close. A year later, she has gained knowledge, skill and...
by Bonnie Hammond | Apr 3, 2012 | Oscar
Oscar spent a day at SAFE before heading up to training. He enjoyed some time playing in the arena, where these gorgeous photos...
by Bonnie Hammond | Mar 31, 2012 | Louie
…if your teeth looked like this. Poor Louie had the terrible fangs… This is why we stress the importance of annual dental checkups for horses!...
by Bonnie Hammond | Mar 31, 2012 | Quarterly Impact Statements
New Horses Intake Date: February 17, 2012 Oscar (Pierce Co Animal Control) Louie (Pierce Co Animal Control) Scooter (Pierce Co Animal Control) Marta (Pierce Co Animal Control) Shay (Pierce Co Animal Control) Intake Date: March...
by Bonnie Hammond | Mar 27, 2012 | Strider
Strider is settling in at SAFE, making new friends. In the photos you see below, the holes on his back are skin grafts. They started out as tiny spots and after two months are the size of dimes. They will continue to expand out and hopefully fill out the unhealed...
by Bonnie Hammond | Mar 26, 2012 | Strider
After 7 months at NWESC, Strider has finally been released to SAFE. He still requires daily treatment of his wound area, we are going to be able to handle it ourselves. We’re thrilled to have the big guy at the SAFE farm. Transporting the 18 hand Strider was a...
