Officers of the Board

Three horses with long black manes close together.

President

Mary Cioffi, a passionate advocate for Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates, is dedicated to protecting wild horses and supporting the efforts of wild horse advocates.

Vice President

Kirk Muller is one of the hardest working  volunteers. When something breaks he fixes it.  A skilled photographer.  Skilled  off roader . 

Board member

Karen Winters, Attorney at Law and proud supporter of Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates, is dedicated to protecting wild horses and advocating for their rights.

Board Member

Lori McGee Nowaski is a dedicated member of the Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates, actively involved in protecting wild horses and supporting fellow wild horse advocates in their mission. She is a great team leader!

Treasurer

Peggy is the Treasurer and organized member of the board.  This allows the rest of the team to be in the field!

Secretary

Linda Holman is a passionate advocate for protecting wild horses. Linda has much experience with animal advocates groups. Any time any horse is removed her expertise helps them find a safe landing place away from BLM holding pens. 

Save Our Wild Horses

Two stallions fighting in a BLM corral

Save Wild Horses

Voice for Wild Horses

Voice for Wild Horses

Join the Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates in conserving wild horses through awareness, action, and community support. We love to keep our horses running free in the hills of the Pine Nut Mountains. Seeing any of our horses in a BLM holding facility deeply saddens our hearts, as we are dedicated to protecting wild horses and advocating for their freedom.

A foal resting in a field of dry grass.

Voice for Wild Horses

Voice for Wild Horses

Voice for Wild Horses

Promote kindness in our community and support the Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates in protecting wild horses. If anyone is providing feed or water, please inform us. We would appreciate the opportunity to speak with them about why this can lead to the removal of these horses.

Band of brown horses standing and nuzzling on the range

Report Sightings

Voice for Wild Horses

Report Sightings

Help Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates monitor and protect wild horses by reporting your sightings. We love to know where these magnificent animals are! Text 775 720-8200 with a waypoint and a photo to support our mission in protecting wild horses.