Mustang Mission

A few weeks ago, I was blessed to be able to visit six adopted Pryor Mustangs in Virginia.  Even though they were removed from their mountain home, they were adopted and now live on a beautiful farm.  Their stories didn't end in a tragic way, thanks to their wonderful owner! Rain is the daughter of the famous Cloud! "A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast. " (Proverbs 12:10)

I have decided to set a fundraising goal for $5,000 by October 31 and I am working on sharing my project even more. Will you help me share my fundraising page with friends, family, and local equine businesses/organizations? If you are interested in hanging up flyers within your community, please respond to this email and I’ll send you a pre-designed flyer that you can print out. Most importantly, please pray for us as we start this mustang and burro rescue. Thank you so much for your support! The link to my fundraiser is below. ⬇️ Fundraiser > Pictured is Talia, a Pryor Mountain Mustang Mare ------------------------------------- Watch this wonderful story of a mustang who was in danger of going to slaughter, but rescued just in time!

The Cloud Foundation's Action Alert.  Click on the image to take action with TCF. The wild horses of Sand Wash Basin are undergoing a terrible and extremely inhumane roundup right now.  The Bureau of Land Management has categorized this roundup as "emergency" due to drought conditions, but this is just an excuse.  Right now, thousands of privately-owned cattle are grazing in Sand Wash Basin, yet our federally protected, nationally-loved wild horses are the first to be removed.  Additionally, the contractors for this roundup have been violating the Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program guidelines regularly. Please join us in demanding the BLM to stop this roundup immediately. * Take Action * Read the Roundup Reports

Story behind the photo... Last year, in June, my family and I visited the wild horse herd nestled in the Pryor Mountains. This herd is popular because of the famous Cloud, Wild Stallion of the Rockies. This little mustang, Traveler, was just a baby when we visited, but he recently turned two! His family band stopped to graze just about thirty feet from our campsite. The sun was beginning to sink behind a mountain as we were cooking our dinner, and he was happy just to watch us. He was just too adorable! I’m looking forward to seeing him grow up and get a family of his own one day. ❤️