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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.savedbythesaddle.org/event/volunteer-orien
 tation-95">Volunteer Orientation</a>\nThree hours\, once a month\, and you
  leave knowing whether this is for you. Orientation is where a volunteer a
 pplication becomes an actual role. We walk you through what the Foundation
  is trying to do\, the safety rules that are not up for discussion\, and h
 ow to be useful around a thousand-pound animal that reads you better than 
 you read it. Then you meet the horses. Come with questions. This is as muc
 h your chance to decide about us as it is ours to place you well. Nobody l
 eaves orientation committed to something they are not sure about. How the 
 Morning Runs 9:00 Coffee\, introductions\, and what the Foundation is actu
 ally building 9:30 Safety. The rules that exist because someone got hurt. 
 10:00 Barn walkthrough and meeting the herd\, including the rescues and ho
 w they got here 10:45 Hands on a horse: haltering\, leading\, tying\, and 
 grooming 11:30 Choosing your track\, paperwork\, and scheduling your first
  shift 12:00 Done Who Should Come Required before your first shift Program
  Volunteers Horse Care Volunteers Welcome but not required Skilled Profess
 ional Volunteers\, if you want to see the place your work supports Board m
 embers and board candidates Still deciding between tracks? Come anyway. So
 rting that out is part of what the morning is for. Before You Arrive Close
 d-toe shoes or boots. No sandals\, no exceptions. Long pants and clothes t
 hat can get dirty A layer. The coastal fog takes its time burning off. No 
 horse experience needed and none expected Ages 16 and 17 are welcome with 
 a parent or guardian consent form Free · Twelve places per session Apply 
 First\, Then Book a Date If you have not applied yet\, start there so we k
 now which track you are aiming at and can plan the morning around who is c
 oming. See the four volunteer tracks Where you start What a shift looks li
 ke Hands on a horse before you leave
DTSTAMP:20260927T053436Z
LOCATION:2152 Olympic Way\, Daly City CA 94015\, United States
SUMMARY:Volunteer Orientation
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.savedbythesaddle.org/even
 t/volunteer-orientation-95">Volunteer Orientation</a>\nThree hours\, once 
 a month\, and you leave knowing whether this is for you. Orientation is wh
 ere a volunteer application becomes an actual role. We walk you through wh
 at the Foundation is trying to do\, the safety rules that are not up for d
 iscussion\, and how to be useful around a thousand-pound animal that reads
  you better than you read it. Then you meet the horses. Come with question
 s. This is as much your chance to decide about us as it is ours to place y
 ou well. Nobody leaves orientation committed to something they are not sur
 e about. How the Morning Runs 9:00 Coffee\, introductions\, and what the F
 oundation is actually building 9:30 Safety. The rules that exist because s
 omeone got hurt. 10:00 Barn walkthrough and meeting the herd\, including t
 he rescues and how they got here 10:45 Hands on a horse: haltering\, leadi
 ng\, tying\, and grooming 11:30 Choosing your track\, paperwork\, and sche
 duling your first shift 12:00 Done Who Should Come Required before your fi
 rst shift Program Volunteers Horse Care Volunteers Welcome but not require
 d Skilled Professional Volunteers\, if you want to see the place your work
  supports Board members and board candidates Still deciding between tracks
 ? Come anyway. Sorting that out is part of what the morning is for. Before
  You Arrive Closed-toe shoes or boots. No sandals\, no exceptions. Long pa
 nts and clothes that can get dirty A layer. The coastal fog takes its time
  burning off. No horse experience needed and none expected Ages 16 and 17 
 are welcome with a parent or guardian consent form Free · Twelve places p
 er session Apply First\, Then Book a Date If you have not applied yet\, st
 art there so we know which track you are aiming at and can plan the mornin
 g around who is coming. See the four volunteer tracks Where you start What
  a shift looks like Hands on a horse before you leave
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