Wild Horses Available for Adoption
Tamed Horses For Adoption
Emiliano is half quarter horse and half mustang. He is 9 yo. Bay with star. Quiet and willing. In Santa Fe with trainer. Link Here PROVISIONALLY ADOPTED
Gavino is an 9 yo Dun gelding. Mostly El Rito mustang. Very friendly and willing. Accepts saddle. Link Here:
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
Siete is a seven-year old stallion who was abandoned near Cuba, NM. He is recovering from a severe hoof injury and will be gelded before adoption. He is 15hh Link here
Cassiopeia is a filly born in 2022 in Orion's band. Her mother is Ursa Major. She will be available for adoption in November. Her parents are just shy of 14 hands.
The Mesa Verde mustangs now have their own page.
Burro Pairs Available
Minnie and Abilene are standard size donkeys. They have met all the training requirements but are still a little shy. They came from the New Mexico Livestock Board, who picked them up as estray.
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
Bisbee and Aubergine rule the roost in the donkey pen. They are both large standards and have had extensive handling. They came from the BLM.
Horses Needing Non-Riding Sanctuary Homes
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 just started her training. We estimate that she is was born in 2010. She must be adopted with Orion.
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 must be adopted with his mate, Ursa.
Vixen is an El Rito pony born in 2011. She is a little too jumpy to make a riding pony.
HOW TO ADOPT
For information about Mustang Camp horses for adoption contact John Irick at 505-419-9754 or email john@mustangcamp.org
Click here to download the Adoption Application Fill it out, email or mail it back.
Animals adopted to homes in states other than New Mexico require a veterinary health inspection. The cost of this is generally around $70 per animal. We will take the animal to the vet, but this charge must be paid by the out-of-state adopter as a deposit on the delivery.
To adopt a Mesa Verde Horse, you must put yourself on the waiting list linked here.