By shayle havemann | Project leader
Today, there are only 15,000 left in the wild and about 40,000 in captivity in need of rescue. The Wild Horse Rescue Center rescues and rehabilitates mustangs who have been abused and neglected. In the early 1900's, the wild mustang population in the US was estimated to be over 2 million.
People buy these horses for a very low price from auctions - while the horse is still completely wild. This results in the animals becoming neglected due to the lack of education and capacity to train them, which is why we work to intervene in these situations to properly rehabilitate and rehome these mustangs, to minimise neglect and abuse.
A donation of $10 will us feed a mustang for 3 days thank you for your support
By Tyrone Bennett | Leader of Action Change
By DeeDee | Volunteer
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