Our Programs
We have a number of programs planned for horses and humans.
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Foster Program
These horses are younger horses, often ones that we known personally from their home ranges, that are trainable and adoptable and do not need sanctuary as a permanent home, but for whatever reason were passed over or missed in the sea of other adoptable horses. We chose these horses to foster at our sanctuary while gentling them, in the hopes of finding them a safe and loving permanent home. Any of our horses are available to sponsor, pending space availability.
Wild at Heart Sponsorship Program
If you have a heart horse from a favorite HMA that gets rounded up and you want it to have the opportunity to be (almost) wild and free forever, we have a few coveted spots for those horses available on a case by case basis. These horses can be adopted and sponsored at our sanctuary in exchange for an annual donation. This program is limited to just a few spots as we want to prioritize our available space to the horses needing our safe landing program.


Sanctuary Ambassador Program
We have a few spots reserved for mustangs that we have adopted and tranined that will live here with us forever as our Sanctuary Ambassadors. These horses may be used for demos, lessons, drill teams, trail rides, promotional events, etc. Our aim with these horses is to show the trainability and versatility of the Mustang and to promote what we can achieve by partnering with these horses.

Domestic Rescue
While rescuing BLM and Forest Service horses is our primary mission, we will occasionally find that a domestic horse needs our help as well. Some of these horses may stay with us forever depending on their individual needs and circumstances, others will be available for rehoming.


Partner Rescues and Private Placements
Every horse is deserving of a permanent and loving home, but we cannot take them all. We are honored to partner with other quality rescues and private adopters to create a safety network for many more mustangs than we can house on our personal property.
