A joyful video of Wyoming Mustangs Lacy and Gus and two exuberant German Shepherds racing Tay to the gate.
Bringing wild horses out of holding and offering them a chance at a happy, new life with humans is a beautiful thing.
More important than merely “saving” a Mustang is keeping them safe, and yourself. That means giving them the education they need to thrive in our world.
If you’re giving a Mustang that’s struggling to adjust to domestic life a soft place to land and are able to do so in a way that their basic needs (trims, vet care) can safely be met, good on you.
If that’s not the case, for your sake and theirs, actively help them learn how to live in our world fear-free, be enjoyable to be around, and teach them skills. That will keep them safe whether you’re their forever human or a stepping stone on their journey.
Lacy has been out of holding since 2017, Gus since this year. They’re loving living “wild with benefits”, just being horses as well as interacting and adventuring with people.
If you’re struggling with your Mustang or have questions before adopting, would rather adopt a gentled Mustang or are looking for someone to gentle a wild horse for you, Wild Horse Outreach & Advocacy is here to help you.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Guffey, Colorado. We help adopters nationwide. Reach out via PM or email, or learn more about us and our adoptable Mustangs under w w w . w i l d h o r s e o u t r e a c h . o r g
BLM Wild Horse & Burro Program
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