Remington

Meet Remington

Our followers (donors)named this one. They chose it because of its strong, western heritage.

He is about 4 to 5 months old. And has a lot of personality. We rescued him as part of a group being sent off for shipment.

We will start his process. As you can see we have already got a halter on him for the first time. And clear his medical before allowing him to be adopted.

Idina

Meet Idina

We were listening to a Frozen 2 soundtrack and the song “Show Yourself” came on and so her name became Idina – the name of the actress singing the song.

This young lady came in with other weanlings. She was taken from her mother early and it shows. She is very scared having been through so much so young. She is a beautiful perlino with ice blue eyes.

Her owner simply could not afford to take care of her. We rescued her on her way to be shipped off to a sad ending.

She is about 5 months old and is healthy, yet needing lots of groceries.

Jesse

MEET JESSE

This colt was rescued September 2022. He came in with 2 other weanlings (not part of the same herd). He is about 5 months old and very scared. He was surrendered by an owner that could not handle a young one.

Jesse’s new home is in South Texas. He lives with another OTT and is doing great.

Smith

From the Onaqui mountains in Utah, to “dumped” in Texas.

Meet Smith. 

This guy arrived July 4th along with his best friend.  From his brand, we found out that he is a true wild mustang captured by the BLM. This 11 year old has some issues. As you can see, he needs lots of groceries. 

After going through medical, we found that he has a ton of sand in his system. Up to his ribs!  We believe this is the case of the weight issue. 

Smith and his buddy Wesson (ready to be named by you through donation) are both responding 

well to their treatments and showing to be gentle around several different people 

They are halter broke and working to rebuild their mustang bodies.

Want to meet Wesson his best buddy? Click Here. 

 

Wesson

From the Onaqui mountains in Utah, to “dumped” in Texas.

Meet “Wesson”. 

This guy arrived July 4th along with his best friend.  

From his brand, we found out that he is a true wild mustang captured by the BLM. This 11 year old has some issues. AS you can see, he needs lots of groceries. 

After going through medical, we found that he has a ton of sand in his system. Up to his ribs!  We believe this is the case of the weight issue. 

Wesson and his buddy Smith (ready to be named by you through donation) are both responding well to their treatments and showing to be gentle around several different people.

They are halter broke and working to rebuild their mustang bodies. 

Once they get back to weight we will begin the other care like teeth floating and hooves. 

Want to meet Smith his best buddy? Click Here. 

 

Kinley

Meet Kinley

This mare was rescued from a kill pen in late March 2022. She come to us with all kinds of medical issues and was in obvious pain. Although coming from a “wild” environment, meaning no humans, she responded to our attempts to connect fairly quickly. Likely due to her pain.

She is about 25 years old and as gentle as they come. And she will make someone a terrific pasture pet. She already nuzzles you if you stop touching for more attention.

Like all of our rescues, she has to go through a full medical plan before she can be

considered for adoption. She has never had her teeth or hooves done that we can tell, for example. And that is standard procedure for us upon intake. In the picture on the below, she has just gotten her first medicated bath. Kinley had tons of ticks and a belly full of worms. But she is improving little by little as you can see in her photo above.