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Wild Lands Wild Horse Fund

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$1/moWild SupporterThank you for helping! It mean's the world.

$3/moWild WingmanAccess to exclusive updates on our show, thoughts on wild horse issues, and our non profit work.

$10/moWild AdvocateAccess to exclusive updates on our show, thoughts on wild horse issues, and our non profit work.

$25/moWild HelperAccess to exclusive updates on our show, thoughts on wild horse issues, and our non profit work.

$25/moSponsor: Ambassador FloydBecome a monthly sponsor for Floyd! 🐴 This little guy may be small, but he’s overflowing with sass and personality. A true farm favorite, he’s always the first to greet you at the gate... usually with a little extra attitude!

$50/moSponsor: Sanctuary Resident CloverClover fell victim to the Bureau of Land Management’s Adoption Incentive Program (AIP). After her adopter received the government’s $1,000 incentive, they abandoned her on the outskirts of Miami. She was eventually found, malnourished and covered in lice and fleas. Now five years old, Clover is safe and on her journey to recovery.

$50/moSponsor: Arnie's MemoryArnieBorn wild and free in the Nevada Wild Horse Range, Arnie’s life took a sudden turn when he was rounded up by the BLM. From that moment on, he spent his years in service to humans—until, at 29, he faced the unthinkable, abandoned in a kill pen.Thankfully, his story didn’t end there. Rescued just in time, Arnie found a safe haven at our sanctuary, where he spent his final years surrounded by love and care. He defied the odds, living to the grand age of 34—a testament to resilience, second chances, and the enduring spirit of the wild.Arnie passed away in early 2025, but his legacy will forever remain in our hearts.

$50/moSponsor: Sanctuary Resident LuluLulu, a ten-year-old wild horse from Cedar Mountain, Utah, was a “three-strike” mustang who had lost her chances for adoption. When she arrived, she was terrified of humans. Over the past five years, we’ve gently worked to build her trust, and now, she’s finally beginning to come out of her shell. Watching Lulu’s courage grow has been a truly rewarding journey.

$50/moSponsor: Ambassador PinnaclesPinnacles is a 10-year-old mustang, born in Theodore Roosevelt National Park and rounded up in 2016. She was adopted by Deb Lee Carson, co-founder of Wild Lands Wild Horses, who shared a special bond with her father, Blaze, in the wild. Now, Pinnacles greets every guest on Deb's farm in Minnesota, charming everyone with her playful and friendly personality. Her endearing nature has a way of showing people just how lovable mustangs truly are.

$50/moSponsor: Sanctuary Resident YumaYuma is a 21-year-old mustang from the Granite Range in Nevada. He survived one of the largest neglect cases that Wild Lands Wild Horses has encountered, abandoned in a field without any care or veterinary attention. Now, he’s finally receiving the compassion and support he deserves.

$50/moSponsor: Sanctuary Resident RiverRiver, an 11 year old mustang, never had the chance to be wild. Born in the Palomino Holding Facility, he wasn’t adopted until he was seven years old. Tragically, he ended up in the same severe neglect case as Yuma, abandoned in a dirt lot without food, water, or shelter, his body reduced to a score of 1. Today, River has found friendship and comfort with Clover, and the two are inseparable at our sanctuary.

$50/moSponsor: Ambassador ValorValor, an 11-year-old mustang born in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, was rounded up in 2015. Adopted by Jamie, the co-founder of Wild Lands Wild Horses, he made his way to New Jersey, where he began a new chapter. Alongside his fellow mustang, Flax, Valor became one of the flagship mustangs who inspired the creation of our sanctuary.

$50/moSponsor: Sanctuary Resident FreyjaFreyja may not be a mustang, but she has the spirit of one. This five-year-old cremello quarter horse survived life with an owner facing multiple animal neglect charges before finally finding refuge with us. She is now on the mend from a fracture and displaying remarkable resilience.

$50/moSponsor: Ambassador FlaxFlax was born wild and free in the breathtaking Pryor Mountains, but her freedom was stolen when she was rounded up by the BLM. Instead of a safe future, she ended up in the hands of a neglectful owner, confined to a round pen for three years, standing in her own waste.Her fate could have been much different, but hope arrived when The Cloud Foundation stepped in and rescued her. From there, she found her way to us—where she has truly come into her own. Today, Flax is a strong, confident boss mare, leading with the spirit and ruggedness that was always hers.

$50/moSponsor: Ambassador DenaliDenali is a 10-year-old mustang, born in Theodore Roosevelt National Park and rounded up in 2015. She now resides in New Jersey with Chelsea Halat, board member of Wild Lands Wild Horses. Denali is a fantastic ambassador due to her friendly nature; she’s fondly referred to as the “Walmart greeter.” Denali has a striking presence and people often approach during her travels with Chelsea, which opens many conversations on how incredibly talented, adaptable, and resilient mustangs are.

$100/moWild WarriorAccess to exclusive updates on our show, thoughts on wild horse issues, and our non profit work.

$100/moTop Sponsor - Freyja Sanctuary ResidentFreyja may not be a mustang, but she has the spirit of one. This five-year-old cremello quarter horse survived life with an owner facing multiple animal neglect charges before finally finding refuge with us. She is now on the mend from a fracture and has the most beautiful heart.

$250/moWild LegendAccess to exclusive updates on our show, thoughts on wild horse issues, and our non profit work.

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