is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to prevent the American Mustang from suffering abuse, neglect and slaughter. The foundation is dedicated to helping preserve and promote the "Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program" through the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (BLM), State of Nevada, by offering and sponsoring mentor assistance training and education programs to the public about the uniqueness of the Wild Horse. We utilize "networking" with other clinicians all over the United States to ensure education and safety with natural horsemanship techniques.

Some of the assistance we offer:

* Rescue abandoned, abused or neglected wild horses, rehabilitate, gentle and place by adoption into new loving homes.

* Provide technical knowledge and assistance with training and/or gentling and desensitizing using natural horsemanship techniques.

* Educate the general public on wild horse issues through the implementation of programs, which reinforce the need for preservation, protection and management, while promoting a more positive image of the wild horse.

* Referral and consultation service that assists with placement of gentled horses to other nonprofit organizations, i.e., camps in need of horses.

* Organize events where horse owner/enthusiasts can learn how the Wild Horse compares to domestic horses, in events such as trail rides, team penning, working cattle, pleasure riding, barrel racing, endurance races and many more.


Address:
13140 State Hwy 7,
Franklin, Texas 77856-0692
Phone: 979-828-3927