In between posting our adoptable Mustangs, sharing the Ambassador Mustangs’ adventures and offering hopefully helpful thoughts on training Mustangs, I’d like to also highlight our adopted “kids” and their new humans.
DG Elanor moved to Michigan earlier this week, the first of our most recent group of Devil’s Garden Mustangs from the Double Devil Wild Horse Corrals to find her human.
Read through the screenshots after the photos of the adorable little lady to see why we do what we do and why it’s worth all the hard work in the end.
Elanor is a beautiful, opinionated, brave, smart and athletic yearling filly and we’re so excited for her and her adopter!
It takes a village to run a nonprofit organization and to make these things happen.
Many thanks to all of you for sharing, liking and commenting, donating, volunteering, buying merch, scheduling coaching sessions, sending Mustangs to Wild Horse Outreach & Advocacy for training and otherwise showing up in many ways.
Thank you Tay for all your hard work and for loving and helping with these guys to make the transition into their new homes easier for them, Jennifer for the much needed mom voice, Danielle for taking such good care of the website,
Kelsey for processing our adoption applications,
Charlea Johnston for making the reassignment happen,
Rocky Top Veterinary Service for doing all of our health certs,
CK Hoof Care CBT, APF-I for the best first trims,
Colorado Horse Hay for keeping us in hay,
Rowdy’s Ropes for all the lovely training halters and ropes,
Karyn Tessman Miller for the Knotty Horse detangler products that help us make the wild ones more comfortable and beautiful,
Patty Latham and Jim Latham Jr. for your continued support, friendship and guidance,
Marina Carr for making sure the math maths,
and Laurie Schroeder Healy and Brian Healy for giving us a home and a place to operate.
We currently have 14 (possibly 13 as of this evening, fingers crossed) amazing wild ones looking for humans of
their own. Please go check them out at w i l d h o r s e o u t r e a c h . o r g
If you’d like to support us and help the Mustangs in a direct and tangible way, take a look at our Amazon wishlist in the comments.
Summer is here and so are the flies. If you’d like to send the wildies a fly control care package, they and we would appreciate it so much. The cattle tags are approved for horses and for braiding into manes, nobody’s getting their ears pierced 
Happy trails little El(e)anor!
Thank you again to all of you for making outcomes like this possible, including all of our wonderful haulers and our ever feisty brand inspector, and various not previously mentioned friends who offer advice and encouragement and lend a helping hand when needed!
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