Rescue Stories

The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary is home to over 600 wild mustangs that run free on 11,000 acres of sprawling, sun-drenched grasslands, hillsides and riverbanks. Each mustang has found their sanctuary with us in many different fashions, below is the first of the rescue stories that the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary has experienced since its founding in 1988.

 

A special thanks to Celine Myers of The Ark Watch Foundation and Marlene Dodge with Valley View Rescue and Equine Transport for making these rescue stories possible!



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