SAVE THE DATE! Inmate-Trained Mustangs will be available for adoption on March 25, 2021. The Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center (RCCC/R3C), in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), will be having a horse adoption event on Thursday, March 25th. The BLM will be offering up to 8 Offender Trained-Saddle Started Mustangs from R3C in the upcoming live online adoption event. For more information regarding horse adoptions, please visit the following link: http://www.blm.gov/cawildhorseadop

Mustang Heritage Foundation's Trainer Incentive Program (TIP) places BLM mustangs with approved trainers for basic training before they're adopted to ensure they have a solid and safe start. It's pure genius. And it'll give you all the feels. Learn more about becoming a TIP trainer and adopting mustangs at https://mustangheritagefoundation.org/tip/ | Horse Network

Replying to @obxbeck Hope this answers this question 😊 *Disclaimer : Do not interfere with wild horses or any wildlife, the only reason I was able to do this was because I had permission from the tribe (he was on tribal land not BLM) to adopt him because of his situation and I am experienced with mustangs. It is illegal to interfere with wils horses on public land or tribal land if you do not have permission to do so. It can also be very dangerous.* I just wanted to throw that out there 😊❤️ #h

Ladies and gentleman, our 'Horse of the Week' is a 9yr old mustang mare named Misty!🐴 Misty was transferred to our shelter with a group of unhandled mustangs that were once wild. Not long after she arrived she suffered a puncture wound to her right shoulder and had to be on stall rest in our vet barn. She is now fully recovered and cleared to enter our training program! She has a lot of potential, she just needs the right person to unlock it. Mustangs are known for their special bonds and loyal