Beva and Aspen Thrive and Survive

Beva and Aspen Thrive and Survive

Beva and Aspen were owned by an elderly woman who collapsed in her home and was hospitalized in early October, leaving the horses to be cared for by a neighbor. Animal Control was called out about the horses’ condition, but found hay, water, and shelter on the...
Alumni Update: Mina

Alumni Update: Mina

A note from Mina’s adopter, Elissa” “We are happy to report that Mina continues to thrive — and we continue to be completely smitten with her, of course. She is enjoying an easygoing life that suits her easygoing attitude. She spends each day with her older ‘brother,’...
2026 SAFE Open Houses

2026 SAFE Open Houses

Stay tuned for more information about Open House dates in 2026! The good news is that we will be scheduling an Open House or two in 2026 so that our community can get a look at our new property in Echo Lake, WA. Dates for these Open Houses have not been...
Joel Conner Clinic in November

Joel Conner Clinic in November

Interested in expanding your horsemanship knowledge? Do you wonder what goes into preparing our horses for adoption? Join us, Friday November 11th — Sunday, November 13th for our quarterly horsemanship clinic with Joel Connor. Schedule: — Groundwork 8AM-11AM — Riding...
Camille and Sebastian, peas in a pod

Camille and Sebastian, peas in a pod

Camille and Sebastian could be styled as storybook characters in the furry flesh. Two older horses, brought together by virtue of poor circumstance, united under shared healing. She, an ex-carriage horse, standing at a cool 18 hands, a true gentle giant. He, whose...
Jacob is ready for adoption!

Jacob is ready for adoption!

Our sweet Jacob is ready to meet his human! He is a primarily easy-going guy who would thrive in a home with an intermediate rider who is looking to ride frequently – because he is still green and learning boundaries, he will do best in a home where he is in...
Dolly is Adopted!

Dolly is Adopted!

Angela met Dolly only two weeks after her arrival at SAFE and immediately fell in love with her kind disposition. Dolly, now named Rose, remained in our care while we continued to brush up on her horsemanship skills. In September, Angela attended the groundwork clinic...