Lennox the mustang: please help!

Update: great news! Lennox is out of surgery and is doing well. He is only eating mash but the outlook is good .

Lennox needs surgery and follow-up care Lennox, an Eagle Creek wild Mustang that is in the process of being gentled by a friend of mine who is actively trying to pull and save as many of these Mustangs as possible. Lennox came with an undisclosed large tumor in his mouth and is accruing significant vet bills. My friend at “Good Horses to Good Homes,” Sarona Bruder, is not returning him to BLM but is rather absorbing the significant expense for surgery to fix this issue for Lennox so that he is readily adoptable. This is not cosmetic; though it is benign, it limits his jaw's ability to align and will impact his eating if it is not repaired. Because I wholeheartedly believe in the effort to save these wild horses, especially with this current administration cutting funding to the BLM and pushing the removal of Mustangs from public lands. Without getting into politics, wild horses need homes and the wild horses that are less flashy or have any kind of challenge are in danger. My friend is doing the best she can, one horse at a time, to attempt to save and get into homes as many of these horses as possible. Please consider donating money to cover the medical cost for Lennox. Not only does this help save Lennox, it also allows my friend to be able to bring in other Mustangs to save.

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