These multi use trails are enjoyed by many equestrians and our voice is needed to advocate for shared use that ensures horse friendly trails. The process to be on the Trails Advisory Committee is simple.
The TAC discusses multi-use trail needs of the city and the City Master Trail Plan. The TAC also encourages community involvement in development, maintenance and use of the trail system and bicycle facilities within the city. Groups like the equestrian community, mountain bike and hiking communities and other outdoor enthusiasts are ideally represented to encourage proper use, development and maintenance of our City outdoor spaces.
A Current issue being discussed is a proposed change to the City Municipal Code allowing class 1&2 E-Bikes on San Marcos trails. On January 13, the TAC (no equestrian representative present on committee) voted unanimously to move this proposal forward to the Parks and Rec Commission. The Commission will have this on their agenda at a meeting in February or March.
Please consider getting involved in our community and give your horse a voice. Happy Trails!
Sincerely, Patty Morton
Twin Oaks Valley Equestrian Association
The Horse Heritage Conservancy 501c3
Do you have a horse, horse trailer, tow vehicle and a desire to give back
to the community? If so, the Malibu/Lost Hills Station Posse is currently
seeking riders to serve as Reserve Deputies and Civilian Volunteers. Posse
members support the Department by patrolling rural trails, shopping malls,
and beaches. They represent the Sheriff’s Department in parades and at
community functions.
For more information please contact the Malibu/Lost
Hills Station Posse at 818-878-1808 or E-Mail Deputy Selnick at
MESelnic@lasd.org.
Chartered in 1948, the first chartered mounted posse in the state of California. Escondido Mounted Posse is composed solely of volunteers and their own personal equine partners. We are exclusively an Equestrian Parade Group.
Ride with Purpose!
Parades Patriotism
Community Social Events
Friendship Tradition
Training Travel
Ride With Us!
The Posse is currently looking for new members to join our ranks. The Posse meets the last Tuesday of every month, January through November. At least 8 Sensory Trainings are scheduled each year to prepare you and your horse for the parades. Trail rides and social gatherings throughout the year make this an exciting and fun organization for you and your horse.
EscondidoMountedPosse.com
760 560 8200
The horses are beautiful and the barn is pristine, but where there are animals, hay and food there are also rodents. Barn cats can help. Rodents destroy insulation, electrical wiring, bedding and leather, contaminate feed supplies and spread disease. Having a resident stable or barn cat can provide a safe, nontoxic solution to this issue.
The mission of the Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter is to find homes for all animals who find themselves temporarily homeless. Some cats arrive at the shelter who are unsocialized, feral or have other behaviors that mean they can never be successfully adopted as a family pet. Their options are limited, their future uncertain. However they are healthy, have had their shots and in return for a safe, comfortable environment, regular food and water can easily become a working cat and a valuable asset to the equestrian community.
Our volunteer team will visit the property, discuss the potential, then deliver the cat(s) and help in setting up the safe environment and establishing routines. The nominal fee of $35 per cat covers spay/neuter, microchip, vaccinations, disease testing and parasite prevention.
The VBAS Barn Cat Program has been saving lives for the past nine years. Cats have gone to a ranch in Ojai, a school in Silverlake and many individual barns and businesses throughout Southern California. In the last two years alone, more than 50 cats have found a live-work environment through the diligent efforts of our team.
If you are interested in a Barn Cat, please contact Bonnie at bonjiebonbon@aol.com or at 818 515 0002.
The benefits of having a barn kitty are many. The benefit of being that barn kitty is monumental…it's literally lifesaving.
Thank you.
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