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Rescuing Horses Through Training
Rescuing Horses Through Training
Mustang Camp
Mustang Camp
Mustang Camp is a New Mexico non-profit organization training wild and rescued horses for adoption. We promote training without trauma.
Mustang Camp is a New Mexico non-profit organization training wild and rescued horses for adoption. We promote training without trauma.
We take captive wild horses from U.S. government holding facilities, other New Mexico rescues, and state agencies. We bring them to Mustang Camp to be trained and socialized using our 26 step criteria program. An approachable and trained horse is 100 times more likely to get adopted.
We take captive wild horses from U.S. government holding facilities, other New Mexico rescues, and state agencies. We bring them to Mustang Camp to be trained and socialized using our 26 step criteria program. An approachable and trained horse is 100 times more likely to get adopted.
If you are struggling to figure out how to train a mustang, take heart! We can help.
Our interns get a lot of experience fast.
We train burros and zebra too!
We provide training for other NM equine rescues.
TamingWildHorsesEthically.com
TamingWildHorsesEthically.com
Our new project promotes better stockmanship and handling of wild horses and burros in order to decrease fatalities and increase adoptability. Learn more.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Winner of the Winnie Award for Best Illustrated Children's book.
We wrote the book on burro adoption!
We wrote the book on burro adoption!
This delightful children's book is written especially for children aged 2-8. It’s a suitable read-aloud for preschoolers and a great self-read book for beginner readers. 20 beautiful colorful illustrations that children and adults simply love and photographs of the animals that inspired the story. A provided link will take the reader to the ongoing story of animals waiting for forever homes at Mustang Camp.
ISBN-13: 978-1-948808-00-2
By Mustang Camp, Patricia Irick, Aline Grindatto, Veronica Moore, Christine Ng.
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