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TRIPLE MOON EQUESTRIAN The process is long and thorough but the journey is well worth it. Let us start from the beginning and open up the world of horses for you or your child!

The quiet work of becoming human, taught by horses
We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving teens, young people and adults in Monroe and Snohomish County through horsemanship, stewardship, and connection with horses. Our mission at Triple Moon Equestrian is to provide you or your child the strongest foundation we can to prepare for whatever discipline or goals you or your child may have with horses.

04/05/2026

Everyone, meet Rune. Our newest Equine Professor and already running a quiet little fan club. She's a mellow little sweetheart and she’s perfectly content to just be here, settling in with her new herd and taking it all in.

She already has a nickname too...Mini Claire, because she looks like exactly a small version.

She has the gentlest presence and a soft, thoughtful way about her that makes you slow down without even trying. Mainly because she's a slow down kinda girl that doesnt see the point in rushing.

Come say hi next time you’re here. She’ll happily accept a good scritch… and she’s not above a little treat bribery.

Big shout out to Victoria Nelson and Windwalker Equestrian for loaning us this absolute gem of a girl!

PC Lucy McCullough Henderson

We’re looking for a storyteller.Someone creative who understands social media. Someone who can see what’s happening here...
03/05/2026

We’re looking for a storyteller.

Someone creative who understands social media. Someone who can see what’s happening here and know how to share it in a way that makes people feel something.

Triple Moon Equestrian is a nonprofit built on real work, real horses, and real humans figuring things out together. There are stories here every single day…youth finding confidence, adults discovering parts of themselves. rescue horses learning a new way of life.... muddy, chaotic, beautiful moments that matter.

We need someone who wants to help capture that.

This could be a highschooler wanting hands on experience, a college student building a portfolio, or someone who’s been quietly creative and ready for a place to finally use it. It can look like an apprenticeship, a volunteer role, or something that grows into more over time.

What this might look like:
• Filming life at the barn
• Creating YouTube and social media content
• Helping build and maintain a posting schedule
• Learning how to turn real moments into meaningful storytelling.

You don’t need to be a professional or have a big following...in fact, we prefer someone up and coming so we can provide a safe and no stress way to practice what youre good at. You just need a great eye, curiosity, consistency, and a desire to learn and create something real.

If you’ve been wanting to build skills, be part of something meaningful, and help share stories that actually matter, this could be your place.

Message on how to reply! Or text 425-219-2270

03/05/2026

When the only boy in the group loves the horses and farm life but he prefers the joy of riding a lil baby 4wheeler over riding horses....the barn mama (me!) builds him a jump out of horse p**p and makes cool videos of him.

We’re looking for a storyteller.Someone creative who understands sociql media. Someone who can see what’s happening here...
18/04/2026

We’re looking for a storyteller.

Someone creative who understands sociql media. Someone who can see what’s happening here and know how to share it in a way that makes people feel something.

Triple Moon Equestrian is a nonprofit built on real work, real horses, and real humans figuring things out together. There are stories here every single day…youth finding confidence, adults discovering parts of themselves. rescue horses learning a new way of life.... muddy, chaotic, beautiful moments that matter.

We need someone who wants to help capture that.

This could be a highschooler wanting hands on experience, a college student building a portfolio, or someone who’s been quietly creative and ready for a place to finally use it. It can look like an apprenticeship, a volunteer role, or something that grows into more over time.

What this might look like:
• Filming life at the barn
• Creating YouTube and social media content
• Helping build and maintain a posting schedule
• Learning how to turn real moments into meaningful storytelling.

You don’t need to be a professional, have a big following or any at all. You just need a great eye, curiosity, consistency, and a desire to learn and create something real.

If you’ve been wanting to build skills, be part of something meaningful, and help share stories that actually matter, this could be your place.

Apply here!
https://forms.gle/ibLyHJsDT4DDa5jX8

30/03/2026

ISO of distinguished older gentleman or sweet matriarch equine.

Hi, we are Triple Moon Equestrian, the supportive nonprofit horse people in Monroe who give horses a second chance and turn awkward humans into confident ones. We are looking for a care lease on a horse that has seen some things… and decided to be kind anyway.

We are an equine assisted learning barn that specializes in teaching humans how to regulate their nervous systems while also trying not to put the saddle on backwards. So what we need is a saint. A soft-hearted, “I guess I’ll tolerate you” kind of horse that falls asleep in the cross ties.

What we really want is to actually clone our amazing equine professors. But we know that's not possible. We do not over work our horses and let them enjoy their free time doing horse things instead of always doing human things. However, we are growing and want to keep this practice while serving more of our community.

What we are looking for:
• Walk, trot, canter without launching a student into the next dimension
• Can lunge with a nervous beginner rider
• Stands for grooming, bathing, and beginner and advancing level chaos
• Friendly, curious and genuinely likes the strange 2 legged beings with no fur
• Mentally stable. Like… actually stable. Not “fine until the wind changes direction and they start seeing ghosts in the arena”

Older horses are VERY welcome. In fact, the more they’ve retired from caring about nonsense, the better. Looks, gender or breed isn't important. Our next horse could be a one eyed, follically challenged appaloosa goat cross and he will be told he's handsome every day. We love a horse who has zero interest in drama and a strong interest in snacks and scritches. Young horses are welcome too….but I think you get the jist of what we are going for.

We need a horse big enough to carry both youth and adults, and ideally, an all around type who can dabble in whatever we throw at them without filing a complaint with HR.

Now let’s talk about how your unicorn will be treated, because this is the part that actually matters:
• Stall with attached 12x20 private paddock
• Daily turnout because we believe horses should, you know… move (we have dry lots, a track and seasonal pasture)
• Fed 5x times a day like the royalty they absolutely are
• Supplements as needed
• Farrier care handled
• Vet care handled
• Consistent, thoughtful handling from experienced instructors and students who are taught the way of the horse.

Our horses are not tools. They are partners, teachers, and occasionally therapists who did not consent to this career but are very good at it anyway.

Your horse will be loved, respected, talked to like they understand English (because honestly they probably do), and given a job that actually makes sense for who they are.
If you have a horse standing around thinking, “I could tolerate some beginners and be worshipped like a celebrity,” we should talk. DM me as I may not see everyone's responses. :)

Located in Monroe, WA. On the beautiful Sultan River.

Bonus points if your horse sighs heavily while being brushed and loves adoring 12 year old girls hugging their neck.

(Extra bonus points for you too: We welcome you wanting to visit any time, come ride your unicorn or just spend time with them)

www.triplemoonequestrian.org

48 HOURS.You absolute legends fully got us to our goal for replacing the hay fund depletion from Poptart's unfortunate i...
26/03/2026

48 HOURS.
You absolute legends fully got us to our goal for replacing the hay fund depletion from Poptart's unfortunate incident. This was a true community effort and I'd like to THANK EACH AND EVERYONE of you who donated or shared our post.

From the bottom of all the hearts here, the horses, goats, ducks, dogs, cats, bunnies and of course our barn management system's leader, Poptart… thank you.

Everyone is fed. No one has to start a side side side hustle. No chickens need to join ChickenFootFinder to sell feet pics to make ends meet.

The goats in the Goatbino Family assume this was a personal gift to them.

The horses are pretending to be to confident they knew everyone would pull through for them but secretly they were one flick of the ear away from full on panic that they may be fed their lunch late.

The dogs...Pickle, Apple and Lola are just happy to be here and have no idea what we are so excited about. And of course Miss Poptart is resting in her sea of blankets.

Seriously though… this mattered. A lot.
You all showed up fast, hard, and with so much support and we felt every bit of it.

Welcome to the herd ❤️48 HOURS.

Well. This is not the post I wanted to be writing today.Last night turned into a full blown emergency with Poptart getti...
24/03/2026

Well. This is not the post I wanted to be writing today.

Last night turned into a full blown emergency with Poptart getting caught on a nail sticking out of a pallet. I feel like we are so careful with animal safety here but it just goes to show you, you can't see all the dangers.

For surgery, triple stitching and medication we had to quickly pull together an additional $1100 to get her taken care of at 10pm last night. She is going to be okay, which is what matters most, but it wiped us out fast.

We had to pull from our hay fund just to cover it.

And now here we are… out of hay tomorrow evening.

For those of you who know her, Poptart isn’t just a dog. She is our farm supervisor. She makes sure the horses are behaving, oversees daily operations, and generously allows humans the honor of scratching her chubby belly.

If you’ve ever loved an animal, you know there is no choice in moments like that. You just say yes and figure it out later. So here we are, figuring it out.

If you are in a position to help us restock hay, we would be so incredibly grateful. Donations are 100% tax deductible, and if you use our donation portal, you will automatically receive a receipt. Even just sharing this post goes a long way!

Thank you for always showing up for us, and for loving these animals right alongside us.

Side note, I highly recommend Animal Urgent Care of Bothell. Dr. Beil and his staff were amazing and so kind. We all know cattle dogs can be....difficult. Poptart responded with trust to the sweet vet tech and I knew we were in the right place. From my initial panicked phone call to staying past closing time late at night, to being very understanding with me having to split the cost on like 4 debit and credit cards to pay the emergency bill....they were amazing.

Last night turned into a full blown emergency with Poptart getting caught on a nail sticking out of a pallet. I feel like we are so careful with animal safety here but it just goes to show you, you can't see all the dangers. For surgery, triple stitching and medication we needed to pull together an....

Janis Boucher Where the horse artwork in our logo comes from was inspired by something that completely fascinated me dec...
17/03/2026

Janis Boucher
Where the horse artwork in our logo comes from was inspired by something that completely fascinated me decades ago when i saw a Nova special about the Ice Maiden.

In the 1990s archaeologists discovered a 2,500 year old burial high in the Altai Mountains of Siberia. The tomb had frozen solid, which preserved everything inside it. The woman they found is now known as the Siberian Ice Maiden or the Princess of Ukok. She belonged to a nomadic horse culture that lived across the Eurasian steppe long before modern countries existed.

What makes her especially incredible is that her body was covered in tattoos that survived in the ice. Not simple tattoos either. They were complex flowing images of animals like deer, griffins, and powerful hybrid creatures that looked like they belonged in a myth. The style is known as Scythian Animal Style. The animals twist and curve with antlers that flow like vines and bodies that look almost alive. They were believed to represent spirit animals, protection, identity, and connection to the natural world.

She was buried with six horses that were fully bridled and decorated. In their culture horses were companions and spiritual partners. The horses buried with her were meant to carry her into the next world.

Another thing that makes these steppe cultures so fascinating is the role of women. Women were not secondary figures in their societies. Archaeology shows that many women rode horses, hunted, and even fought as warriors. Some were buried with weapons and riding gear just like the men. Greek historians who encountered these nomadic horse cultures even wrote about fierce women riders and warriors on the steppe. Women could hold influence, spiritual authority, and leadership roles within their communities.

What I love about this story is the relationship between people, horses, and the natural world. These cultures saw animals as powerful beings that carried meaning, protection, and spirit. Their artwork reflected that connection. The flowing lines and symbolic animals from those ancient tattoos are what inspired the horse design in our logo.

It feels like a small nod to a very old idea that horses are not just animals we ride. They are partners, teachers, and companions in the story of being human.

We have started registration for the remaining spots that are open for our Summer Immersion program at Triple Moon Eques...
16/03/2026

We have started registration for the remaining spots that are open for our Summer Immersion program at Triple Moon Equestrian.

Kids ages 11 to 15 spend the summer learning real farm life. Learning everything about horses and what it takes to care for them. Add in other farm animals, a creek, a river, youth gardens and building projects, all equal good times on a working farm for the summer. Most of our kiddos are returning from previous years but we've expanded a couple of spots to include several more.

This program is especially great for independent, nature loving and horse crazy kids who thrive outside in the dirt and sunshine..

July 7 to August 29
Monroe WA
Text 425-219-2270 or visit https://triplemoonequestrian.org/pages/summer-immersion-program

Ive been playing around with some designs and thought I'd share.  Our logo is so cool and it can set in so many ways.  I...
16/03/2026

Ive been playing around with some designs and thought I'd share. Our logo is so cool and it can set in so many ways. If anyone is ever curious about the art work in our logo, just ask and Ill tell the story. :)

17/02/2026

Your employer:
“We value community.”
You:
“Great. Prove it. Match my horse donation.”

OKAY. HOLD ONTO YOUR SADDLE PADS AND STIRRUPS! Because this is BIG.

Triple Moon Equestrian is officially approved with Benevity for employer matching donations!!
Translation for normal humans, including me:
Benevity is the platform a ton of companies use for workplace giving and donation matching. Meaning… if your employer offers matching through Benevity, they can DOUBLE your donation.
Yes. DOUBLE. As in: You donate, your company matches, our horses do a happy dance (mentally, not physically, because safety 😂)

If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I could help but money…and my bank account is cute but fragile..." This is your golden opportunity to make your generosity go superhero mode.

Check your company’s giving portal
Search Triple Moon Equestrian
See if your donation qualifies for matching
Boom. Legal Magic.

Your support helps feed, rehabilitate, and care for our 2nd chance horses while keeping our youth programs alive and thriving.

Honestly, this feels like one of those “we’re a real nonprofit now” milestones and I may or may not be ridiculously emotional about it.

Thank you to every single human who believes in what we’re building here. You’re part of this story. ❤️

If your company uses Candid, no worries, we will be approved for them soon as well!

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WA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 19:00
Sunday 13:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+14252192270

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