Help us keep the wild horses in the Pine Nut Mountains running free!
Thank you for your support!
We look for your time, talent and financial help.
Can you help us protect our wild horses?
We tell their stories so people truly understand that these horses are worth protecting. If you have time to donate we can use help. If you have talent maybe we can use that too. If you have the ability to help financially, we always need help in that area too. We provide birth control to our mares to reduce the re
Our Horses
Bands
Wild horses live in 'Bands." A lead stallion will earn one or more mares and his job is protection. Unlike domestic horses the stallion is very much involved in the care and training of the foals in his band.
Take Action
Our wild ones face a daily struggle to remain free and wild. There are over 60,000 horses who lost their fight to remain free and now sit in government holding pens. Every voice counts, every email matters, and there is always something YOU can do to help our wild ones remain free on their range.
Thank You
We have a wonderful group of photographers, who allow people around the world to get to know our local wild horses. They do an amazing job at capturing the personalities, situations, and the importance of family and range relationships.. More pictures can be found and purchased on their websites. Follow our stories on Facebook.
Help the Museum Project!
The Carson Valley Historical Society is updating the wall with the display of our historic bands of wild mustangs of the Pine Nut Mountains. You may donate to this cause directly to them at http://www.carsonvalleyonline.com