Mustang Valley Sanctuary is currently the host to 26 Mustangs/Equines.
We are currently adding each horse’s story – So check back each week to meet a new Mustang!
Koda's journey to our sanctuary has been a long and winding one, but her gentle spirit and inquisitive nature have made her a beloved addition to our herd.
Mary received a call about a Mustang named George Clooney. This wasn't the first time they were contacted, but it sparked a memory.
Rescued from dire circumstances of neglect and abuse, Faye Louise, one of the newest additions to Mustang Valley Sanctuary, found herself among a group of neglected thoroughbreds confiscated by the local SPCA. Her living conditions were harrowing, with a decomposing horse discovered in a nearby pond, reflecting the severity of the neglect she endured.
Lola's story, a mare rescued from the brink of despair in Vermont, is a tale of courage, survival, and the profound impact of compassion.
She is fiercely protective of herself and extremely wary of humans, Ren's true place is among the open pastures and rolling hills of Mustang Valley Sanctuary.
Bojangles reminds us that every horse deserves a future filled with compassion and understanding. His journey embodies an unwavering belief in second chances.
Nicholas's story, from a life of neglect to one of love, reflects Mustang Valley Sanctuary's enduring commitment to giving horses a second chance at life.
Our beautiful flora is going through a tough time. She cannot load at all on her back right and she’s having trouble walking with her front left. She was wobbling like an alligator. She has an abscess in her hind right that we are trying to draw out and has bad arthritis in front left leg.
Jackson's search for a forever home continues, and we're committed to ensuring it's a place filled with love, stability, and adventures for Palomino.
Be a part of Katori’s journey. Your support can make a difference for these amazing horses. Join us & preserve, protect, and celebrate the American Mustangs.
Resilient, captivating, and just a bit whimsical, Gian embodies the spirit of the wild mustang herds hailing from the rugged landscapes of Oregon.
At Mustang Valley Sanctuary, we believe in second chances and the beauty of new life. Mikayla and her precious foal Baby Elena's journey exemplifies both.
Kara’s endearing demeanor is a testament to her gentle nature. Not once has she exhibited aggression towards humans or fellow herd members.
Shelby, a small yet powerful Wyoming Mustang, has embarked on a transformative journey at Mustang Valley Sanctuary. When she first arrived, it became apparent that not much had been done to train or handle her. She seemed content as a pasture pet but lacked the necessary guidance to develop her potential. However, Mustang Mary saw something special in her and set out to unlock Shelby's hidden talents.
Frey is a fine young mustang with quite a story to tell, and it all begins in Nevada. We believe that he came from Shakira's herd. He may even be Shakira's father, and like Shakira, Frey found himself rounded up and taken to a kill pen. But fate had something else in store for him.
Hope’s journey to the Sanctuary was a long and difficult one. Like many of Mustang Valley Sanctuary’s herd, Hope was rescued from a kill pen, and she’s fearful of new people and experiences, which suggests that she may have been mistreated in the past.
Coco has a playful sense of humor, and she’s sensitive to the emotions and needs of those around her. She is a beautiful horse with a powerful presence, and anyone who bonds with her will feel a deep sense of connection and loyalty.
Despite her struggles, Jolie is a fighter, and she has not let her condition dampen her spirit. She loves spending time with her Mary and the other volunteers at the sanctuary, and she enjoys grazing in the lush pastures of the sanctuary.
At Mustang Valley Sanctuary, Mikayla, a Salt Wells Creek Mustang from Wyoming, is known as a feisty and fierce warrior who will go to any lengths to protect her daughter Elena.
Shakira's story begins when she was still a foal. She was rounded up from her herd in the southwest and taken from her mother. A freeze brand on her coat marked her as a wild horse being cared for by a rancher paid by the Bureau of Land Management. However, instead of receiving proper care, Shakira ended up in a kill pen, facing an uncertain future.
Moon Star, a mare rescued by Mustang Valley Sanctuary, hails from the Triple B herd management area in Nevada, home to a population of over 1,500 mustangs. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages the herd and conducts periodic roundups to maintain population levels.
Mr. Quinn’s story is just one of many at Mustang Valley Sanctuary, where Mary and her team are dedicated to rescuing and gentling wild mustangs. The need for rescue and rehabilitation is ongoing, and your support can help save more mustangs like Mr. Quinn from the fate of a kill pen.
