Our #GivingTuesday reveal is here!

We’re so excited to introduce to you…

Rock, 3yo pangare bay Mustang gelding from Little Colorado, WY,

Ruby, 3yo sorrel rabicano (or red roan or ? Input welcome!) Mustang mare from Little Colorado, WY,

Amber, 5yo buckskin Mustang mare from Meadow Valley Mountains, NV,

Topaz, 3yo dun Mustang gelding, facility born to a Mustang mare from Stewart Creek, WY!

That means 4 more Mustangs out of holding and headed for a future where they learn to feel safe, are cared for and receive the training they need to succeed in life with humans.

You know what else that means for us?

More mouths to feed. Our hay bill is currently $2500 – $3000 every 6 weeks, depending on hay prices and the needs of the wild ones in our care.

We currently have a number of growing youngsters so we’re ordering alfalfa this round, as well as compressed bales since some do better on those than the regular bales.

Each Mustang in our care has access to clean, high quality free choice hay in slow feeder nets.

Horses need access to roughage most of the day to prevent ulcers, stress, boredom and in our climate it also keeps them warm.

While slow feed nets mean more work initially, they simulate grazing, help manage weight, help prevent choke and minimize waste.

We feed at near ground level which is ideal for the horses. Nets are secured inside feed troughs to prevent the wild ones from ingesting dirt (can cause sand colic) and again minimize waste.

We are able to do our part in helping Mustangs because of your support. For this Giving Tuesday we would like to raise to cover our next load of hay.

It would mean the world to us if you helped us reach that goal. Every little bit makes a difference!

Wild Horse Outreach & Advocacy is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Guffey, CO. We are dedicated to helping Mustangs and adopters be safe and happy, long-term. Your donation may be tax deductible (that’s a question for your accountant).

Thank you for helping us help wild horses!