Sandy Fire Evacuation
- talesoftori
- May 20
- 1 min read
⭐ Community Shout Out
A huge shout out to TES instructor Phoebe, who jumped into action on Monday to help evacuate horses from Bell Canyon ahead of the Sandy Fire.
Phoebe volunteered her time, truck, and trailer to help move horses to safety, including assisting with the evacuation of a pregnant mare.
We are incredibly proud to have caring and dedicated horse people like Phoebe as part of the TES community. Thank you, Phoebe, for stepping up to help horses and owners during an emergency situation.
Hoping everyone and the horses at Spring Landing stay safe—evacuations are always chaos, but glad the equitation school has a plan in place. I’ve been using https://video-upscaler.org
The Sandy Fire evacuation updates are crucial for everyone at the equestrian center—hope all the horses and riders are staying safe. I've been tracking the latest alerts and road closures through https://vo3-ai.net
The Sandy Fire evacuation updates are crucial for everyone at the equestrian center—hope all the horses and riders are staying safe. I've been checking the LAEC alerts page for the latest on trail closures and re-entry status, and it's been a lifesaver for planning around the smoke, so check out https://facefusion.pro
Scary stuff—hope everyone and the horses stayed safe out there. We’ve been through a few evacuations at our barn too, and having a solid plan makes all the difference. Check out the emergency checklist I’ve been using. https://free-music-ai.com
Scary stuff — glad the equestrian community is pulling together to get horses out safely. The IEA dressage team connection makes this hit close to home for so many riders. I've been following the updates and https://image-to-video.org