Our 22,000-acre wildlife sanctuary
allows our herd to return to their roots, living as naturally as possible within this protected area.
With 3,700 acres of private land to roam, our mustangs can live freely and in harmony with nature.
By spaying, neutering, and vaccinating, we're stopping the problem in regions that need it most.
Happy Birthday, New Moon! It was a year ago today that we discovered a new life at our wild horse sanctuary. Gemma, an eight-year-old mare who had been recently captured from Muddy Creek, UT surprised us with her birth. Gemma was already pregnant when she endured the several mile helicopter chase, but we didn’t know […]
I took this clip months ago. At the time, it didn’t seem worth sharing. It was shakey, windy, and nothing special had happened. Like thousands of other clips, it was left on the laptop to sit. Yesterday, however, I stumbled upon it again. After seeing it with fresh eyes I was struck by a simple […]
There is no truer beauty that a herd of wild horses, but what about all those brands? Who did it and what to do they mean? Here’s a crash course on the BLM signalment, and what you can tell with a quick glance. The Neck Brand Once a wild horse or burro is removed by […]
“If you build it, they will come” It’s a line that’s stuck with me since childhood. I’m not going to lie, scenes like this make me a little bit misty. We have a friend; A beaver, in the desert. One of North America’s most prosecuted animals has come to help us protect and restore this […]
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