Thank You for Helping Feed the Horses!

(Amore was rescued from a kill buyer and was very terrified. She was saved from going to slaughter over the border for human consumption abroad. Now she helps with outreach and education while living in sanctuary.)



(Tibet and Blondie were rescued from probable slaughter as long-yearlings. They had 2 strikes and were facing their 3rd which would have stripped them of all their protections so they could have been shipped to slaughter.)


(Tibet at BLM)

Please help! They need more hay to eat and the deadline is Monday.  The delivery must come in the window between storms to prevent mold and loss. Please Help the horses! Please Donate. This is urgent!



Buying hay by the bale is very expensive in California. We can’t find round bales and we don’t have the equipment to move them. 3-tie bales here are about 105 pounds and the rescued horses gobble them up. The horses need to get good hay in bulk by at least the 80 bale block delivered and stacked out of the rain and away from the deer ASAP.  If we can’t get the big load then we will get frequent smaller loads of hay. They also need some barrels of grain for their vitamins and other supplements. We’ve noticed the mustangs thrive in captivity with good hay and some supplemental grain. Grain runs about $100 a barrel and those barrels go fast. Your donations will make it happen for the rescued horses. (Keep in mind that Go Fund Me takes 2.9% plus .30 cents per transaction according to their terms of service. ) Because we are volunteers, all the money raised goes to their food!  

Loads of hay are very grassy with little alfalfa so they have been eating twice as much. Some of the mustangs are still growing so they eat even more hay than the others. Now that it's getting colder the horses' feed intake has increased so they can stay warm through the night. Please donate today for hay and grain to feed the rescued horses! Thank you!

Your donations provide direct aid by bringing the horses food to eat. Blondie, Tibet, Val, Sol, Amore, and the others send you so much love and gratitude for helping them. Thank you and Bless you!

For the Wild Ones,
Anne Novak