Westside Stables

12/18/2025

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Friends, spread this news around. Now open daily 2-6pm at 13421 Farm to Market Road.

There is a lot of feed at this site. Feed for horses, cows, pigs, goats, sheep, dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits and even birds.

Don't be shy -- there's a lot there. And it's intended to help! It's there for you and your animals if you've been affected by the floods.

12/15/2025

Animal Assistance Available for Flood-Impacted Families: Whether you need help or want to help. Read on...

If you're struggling to care for your animals in the aftermath of the local floods, SAIN's Animal Assistance Program is here to help. We can provide funding for:

💓Veterinary care
💓Farrier services
💓Temporary boarding while you work to stabilize your living situation
💓Other critical animal care needs

If you need food for your animals, free animal feed is available through Skagit County's disaster relief site located at 13421 Farm to Market Road. Please check there first. If what you need is not available there, we can help.

If you're a responsible animal owner facing hardship due to the floods, we're here to bridge the gap during this crisis. Learn more and apply at: https://www.skagitanimalsinneed.org/animal-assistance-program/

Want to help your neighbors and their animals? Your donation supports emergency assistance for flood-impacted families working to keep their animals safe and cared for.

Donate here. Every dollar helps: https://www.skagitanimalsinneed.org/donate/ If you donate online, you can choose Animal Assistance Program to mark your donation specifically for this program. Or make a note of it on a check or in notes if you want to Venmo us ().

Our community takes care of each other—and that includes our four-legged family members. 💙

12/14/2025

Feeling relieved that the d**es held, protecting our part of the county, but sad for those whose homes were flooded. The horses that were evacuated have all returned, and the two evacuees we took in will be going home today, so things are starting to feel more normal for us (though I'll miss having this adorable little dude around!). So very grateful to our friends who took in horses for us, and to all of those who have worked so hard to keep us safe. Now bracing for forecasted high winds and more rain which will cause more flooding.

12/12/2025

We are currently in touch with several national organizations to get help for our community. If you are in need of supplies for your animals or need assitance for emergency coverage for your horses, please email us at [email protected]. We are here to help. Please share this message to spread the news.

12/12/2025

12/12/2025

Flood update: We're okay here so far. Some horses have left, and we have taken in two that were at risk. We feel that we can protect those that are still here if the unthinkable happens and a d**e fails. Hoping for the best, and preparing for the worst.

12/10/2025

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12/08/2025

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07/17/2025

And several blisteringly hot days later, the hay barn is filled to bursting. Ready for winter!

07/13/2025

First load of hay...and today is not going to go as planned!

06/28/2025

There's still time to come shop, meet the horses, and buy raffle tickets!