Siete is a seven-year old gelding who was abandoned near Cuba, NM. He is recovering from a severe hoof injury. He needs someone to give him confidence. He is 15hh Link here

Norma is a smaller Indian pony gathered from a New Mexico reservation. She absolutely loves to be scratched and work for treats. Link here

Ivy is the kind of horse that meets you at the gate and never leaves your side. She is apparently the mother to Vinca. She has had to work on her tolerance for frustration. LINK HERE

Lantana is an older mare who is in charge of her band, including Morus! The scars on her nose suggest she wore a halter for many years before this band was turned out to the wild. She is willing to work for treats! LINK HERE

Cassie is a 2 year old, daughter of Ursa Major. She is a big pet and will make a nice riding pony. Link here

Phantom is a thirteen-year-old gelding who used to run wild with his own band near Placitas, NM. He was gelded, tamed, and adopted in 2019 but returned to us last year. He’s both sweet and sensible and brings a sense of maturity and calmness to the herd. Link here

Giovanni and Drake are two older BLM gelding burros. They are both very shy and not very trusting. A confident and compassionate person is just what they need. They will become available once Drake can allow his hooves to be trimmed. LINK HERE

Marco is a bold explorer some of the time but is still reluctant to have us on his right side. Sooner or later he will be completely tame. LINK HERE

 Shackleton is an extra-large BLM donkey. He is around 25 years old and still a jack. At his age, it would be hazardous to geld him. He has to eat senior feeds because of his well-worn teeth. He loves people. LINK HERE

Nelly is an older jenny with a can-do attitude despite a cataract blinding her right eye. She is quite sure that the world is full of opportunity. She came in bonded with Amelia, who is much less an optimist. LINK HERE

Amelia has trust issues and has suffered many setbacks along the path to tameness. She has a video series: Up Close and Personal (linked with Nelly)

Cadillac and Carnation are pink donkeys from the edge of the Grand Canyon. They are both small donkeys and very friendly. They came from the US Forest Service LINK HERE ADOPTION PENDING

Three more Grand Canyon donkeys came to Mustang Camp last summer. The one in front is Frieda, and her right hind leg is crippled in the hock joint. She gets around just fine. She has to be adopted with a pink friend. LINK HERE ADOPTION PENDING

Denali is a 2007 Gelding. Bay, studly, titled horse with cartilage filled right hock. Unsound for riding, but a lot of personality. Live and laugh with this guy.  Link here

Gizelle is a classic mare born in 2005. Bay, a bit excitable. Titled horse (for sale, not adoption), would make good pack-horse.   Link here

Sequoia is a 2003 mare. Dark bay, shy, quiet, titled (for sale, not adoption). Would make good pack-horse.  Link here

Wingnut a.k.a. Victor a.k.a. MichaelAngelo was born in 2011 in Nevada. He has a split ear that you will only discover by petting it. He is opinionated.  Link here

Ursa Major is the mama bear of the small band of horses gathered from central New Mexico. She has become really nice to handle. We estimate that she is was born in 2010. 

Orion is an older recently-gelded horse, who bears the scars of many years of maintaining his herd in central New Mexico. He is shy and kind. He needs to develop confidence.

Vixen is an El Rito pony born in 2011. She is a little too jumpy to make a riding pony.

Pacheco (aka Speckles) is a fancy pony that will work hard for his treats. He is not super friendly, but looking for a fair deal. He is not quite 13hh. He likes to boss other horses around. Link here