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MUSTANGS — nothing like them. In 1971, the BLM was put in charge of implementing the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. The U.S. Senate stated: "An intensive management program of breeding, branding, and physical care would destroy the very concept that this legislation seeks to preserve, leaving the animals alone to fend for themselves and placing primary emphasis on protecting the animals from continued slaughter and harassment by man." Keep the WILD in our WEST, Mustang Meg | Mustang Me

Here's a look at some of the mustangs we have rescued from BLM auctions. All aged ex-stallions that lived their whole lives wild and free until the BLM conducted roundups, separated from families, branded and processed, gelded, and imprisoned in concentration facilities. They were then sold to the highest bidders without restriction. We took as many as we could to allow the older horses to live out their lives in peace at our Wild Horse Canyon Sanctuary. Unfortunately many of America's wild hors