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+1 818-842-4368
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Sylmar, CA
Sylmar
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1 miSylmar/San Fernando
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Specialties
Saffyre Sanctuary is a rescue and rehabilitation program that cares for horses that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. By allowing them to rediscover their true nature, we provide every opportunity for them to experience the possibility of enjoying a second career, or offer them a well deserved retirement due to soundness issues, age, or owner hardships.
Saffyre Sanctuary assists homeless horses in finding their forever person. Through our networks, we successfully place them in homes that give them a new lease on life. If they are unable to physically perform in their new life path, we try to find other loving places where they can live in peace and comfort or serve as companion equines.
Saffyre Sanctuary specializes in rescuing horses that would have no other chance of being saved. These horses are ones that have behavior issues, or are in need of a lengthy recovery and complex rehabilitation procedures. Our focus on quality, not quantity, enables us to give the horse
History
Established in 2009.
Saffyre Sanctuary, Inc. was incorporated in June 2009 as a 501©(3) non-profit corporation, TIN #27−333 811, and has been certified by the IRS as a tax-exempt charity. All donations made to Saffyre Sanctuary are fully tax deductible as allowed by law.
Meet the Business Owner
Esta B.
Business Owner
Taken from «About The Founder» page — saffyresanctuary.org/#!__about-the-founder (Please visit this page to read more…)
Caleyndar’s injury lead Esta into the world of equine holistic nutrition and rehabilitation. Because of Esta’s well known success with healing Caleyndar, and dedicating almost 20 years educating herself in these fields, she has become a go to person across the country when other horse owners need information on assisting and rehabilitating injured horses. Caleyndar’s notoriety has brought many equestrian contacts to Esta’s door. These contacts are now proving invaluable in her mission of rescuing and rehabilitating other horses in need.
