The Mustang Yearlings With Crooked Legs are Here!
Welcome Them to their New Home: Shadow, Storm, Nomad, and Venus
Three mustang yearlings with crooked legs were recently gathered off the range and they came to Wild Horse Haven to live. They can never e ridden and we have giving them a home to just be horses. Please welcome them, and a mare with one eye. And please sponsor them with donations to assist with their feeding and care. Thank you
UPDATE ON THE YOUNG MUSTANGS WITH CROOKED LEGS.
STORM
SHADOW
SHADOW
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SHADOW
SHADOW
SHADOW
NOMAD
SHADOW
NOMAD
Donate now to help support these special mustang babies
Choose Your Program to Support, Make it a Monthly Donation
Help the crippled mustang yearlings, Venus with one eye, Aegis/Segar the Mustang Protector, Hay for horses, etc. Choose what program you want to support. Make it a monthly donation so that we can plan on the donation. Your support and contributions will enable us to continue with our mission of providing a home for horses and fund programs for kids, veterans, and for mental health. With the rising cost of hay and animal feed it is becoming especially critical for donations to take care of the animals here and to fund our programs. Our spring Wild Horse Event has over 80 kids signed up.
We are an Animal Sanctuary
We Provide Life and a Home for Those in Need
We give a home to the abused, neglected, injured, and disabled. Those that no one else wants. We let them live, they make friends and have a quality of life for as long as they live.
Wild Horses for Kids
Wild Horse Camp
Wild Horse Camp Level II
Wild Horse Camp Level II
Wild Horse Camp is an educational series of classes for kids teaching a, respect for animals and nature, and interactions with the animals, with an emphasis on Equine Science. Contact us for more information.
Wild Horse Camp Level II
Wild Horse Camp Level II
Wild Horse Camp Level II
Saturday, May 28th from 9 to 11 we will be holding Wild Horse Camp Level II and Junior Wild Horse Camp. We will continue learning about equine ethology with classes on equine nutrition and water needs along with what wild horses eat in the wild. We will go out and identify plants that horses eat. Class on "How to Draw a Horse" and horse corn hole game.
Introducing "Aegis"
The Mustang Protector
Read the amazing true story of Aegis in the wild protecting his downed brother on our "The Horses" section.
Our Team
Our History
Our History
The founder and president of Wild Horse Haven Rescue, Afton "Duane" Whitmer, former Deputy Sheriff, State Dept. contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan, world adventurer, and mustang trainer. Along with a team of 28 horses, 10 donkeys, 5 pigs, 5 goats, 5 Alpacas, and Kuzco the Llama and Ravyn the granddaughter (she's really in charge).
Board
The founder and president of Wild Horse Haven Rescue, Afton "Duane" Whitmer, former Deputy Sheriff, State Dept. contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan, world adventurer, and mustang trainer. Along with a team of 28 horses, 10 donkeys, 5 pigs, 5 goats, 5 Alpacas, and Kuzco the Llama and Ravyn the granddaughter (she's really in charge).
Board of Directors
Afton "Duane" Whitmer, President
Sariah Whitmer, Secretary
Randy Furnish, Director
Rose Lacey, Director
Arienne Weaver (Johnson), Director
Advisory Board
Lynn Frost, Exec Director New Leash on Life
Genie Joseph, PhD,
Jokae Lambson, B.S. Agriculture Ed., M.S. Teaching Science
Our History
Our History
Our History
I turned my ranch into a haven/sanctuary and began rescuing mustangs and other horses 4 years ago. Since that time, over 40 equines and other animals have come here to live.
Since that time and after the death of my son, I have changed the mission of Wild Horse Haven Rescue to one of helping people as well as animals. With programs for t
I turned my ranch into a haven/sanctuary and began rescuing mustangs and other horses 4 years ago. Since that time, over 40 equines and other animals have come here to live.
Since that time and after the death of my son, I have changed the mission of Wild Horse Haven Rescue to one of helping people as well as animals. With programs for the youth, Wild Horse Camp, and programs for veterans, Wild Horses for Heroes, and others suffering from PTSD and other mental health issues.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
Wild Horse Haven Rescue is an advocate for horses and all animals, we promote and educate our knowledge that all animals are sentient beings with compassionate souls and deep feelings. We teach compassion and respect for horses and all life. We adhere to the premise that horses are especially attuned to the emotional needs of humans an
Wild Horse Haven Rescue is an advocate for horses and all animals, we promote and educate our knowledge that all animals are sentient beings with compassionate souls and deep feelings. We teach compassion and respect for horses and all life. We adhere to the premise that horses are especially attuned to the emotional needs of humans and we bring them together with human-animal connections.
Wild Horse Haven Rescue is committed to educating our youth in the quest to respect animals (and all life), and to actively support responsible care and understanding of animals and nature. We are dedicated to our mission to support horses, humans and other animal souls who are suffering and in need.
We are both a rescue and a sanctuary (haven), providing a home and care to any (and all) mustangs, horses or burros that are in need, as well as any animals that are in distress. The horses of WHHR are partners in our programs for the youth as well as providing support for veterans and others suffering from PTSD or other mental health issues through structured connections; horse to human.