This site was last updated October 19, 1999.
Region 9
Region 9 includes Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia,
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.
Dawn Garretson
Pocatello (southeastern), Idaho
available three corrals, water, camping, pasture, misc.
contact by email
Click
Here
Donna Weatherly ( founder of PMUTREKS)
I do not have land, nor anyplace that a semi could turn around. �I live just 5 minutes from �Interstate #5 in any direction from city center. �I would like to be there, hold a flashlight or bring you coffee. �In a vast emergency, I could call on one of about 4 foster homes, not all of them suitable for semi traffic, but most of them have back in access to pasture depending on the time of year.
1655 M Jessup St
Portland, Or 97217
503-289-7142
I have put off answering your e-mail about using our place as a possible layover for one reason... there is no way a semi or large tailer can get to our house and barn. We live at the top of a very winding and steep hill. We do have some lower pastures that should be fairly easy for a large truck to access (probably not a semi) but we need to install a few double gates along the fence line so a truck can drive in. We are planning on doing that this spring. So, in essence, yes, please list us a resource for those traveling through Western Washington. We would also love to assist anyone with the training and handling of their foals and could offer short term boarding facilities(3 or 4 months). We are very easy to find, we are 3 miles off the interstate: Take I-5 to exit 95(this is about 10 miles south of Olympia) Head west on the Maytown-Littlerock Road (toward Littlerock). Take the first right after the Farmboy Cafe, this is Case Rd. Our farm is 1 mile down Case Road on the left hand side: 12413 Case Road Sw. Our phone number is (360)786-8784. I look forward to helping the trek unite foals with families, .
Marilou Russell
www.naturalhorsesupply.com
Whispering Trees Farm Bed and Breakfast
19801 NE 155th Place Woodinville, Washington 98072 � (425) 788-2315
E-mail to: Diane
FROM NORTH OF SEATTLE:
From Highway 5 heading South, go to Highway 405 South. Take Highway 522 East, toward Woodinville. Take the second exit (195th) to Woodinville/Duvall Rd. Continue past Avondale Rd, turn right onto Mink Rd. NE, to NE 155th Place, turn right, to the end.
No problem getting an 8 horse in and turned around - a semi depends on how �long it is - my hay guy delivers 20 tons on a double semi and has to move them (flatbeds) one at a time up to the barn. I have a couple of paddocks with shelters and a pasture with shelter - so I can keep babies on a long or short term basis.
Legally I think I can keep 5 babies + my 3 adults, but who's counting? I've had as many as 10 grown horses here at one time. Since I am a licensed bed and breakfast I am set up for overnighters - I also have an apartment in the barn with an extra bed. The coffee is always on and I'm willing to do anything I can to help. If you have more questions just let me know.
Click here to Volunteer for our efforts in getting these babies down
Or to ask to be part of a trek or shipment.