Mustang Adoptions from WYOMING roundup in Oct 2014 — WANTED: 1000 need homes now!
Upcoming adoption dates are: November 21, Dec. 4, and 19. Our lawsuit continues in order to protect those wild horses still on the range, the captive mustangs will not be allowed to go free and they need your help. Please take a look at the picture gallery of these beautiful animals who deserve a good home. Pictures in our gallery represent just a few of the magnificent mustangs from Salt Wells, Great Divide Basin and Adobe Town herds of southwestern Wyoming.Interested Adopters must be PRE-APPROVED by the BLM to attend the adoptions. For more information please call Lona Kossner (719) 279-8539 or email at lkossnar@blm.gov
The adoption fee on all horses is $125.00. There are halter training services available from this facility. If you have an approved application on file with the BLM, Canon Cit office, you can adopt through the mail or attend any of the adoptions at the facility.
For transport the BLM will pay for the first 150 miles per horse on the load. (ie for a load of 4 horses the BLM would pay for 600 miles.) We urge adopters to use care in finding a reputable transport company experienced in transporting wild horses. Insure that the transporter is certified by Department of Transportation, has adequate insurance coverage to cover any accidents, and that they will provide adequate care for the horses along the road.The Cloud Foundation is one of a few organizations committed to finding good homes for these animals who have lost everything. If you cannot adopt a wild horse yourself, we hope you will share this important information with someone who can.BLM wild horse and burro program. BLM adoption gallery.
The adoption fee on all horses is $125.00. There are halter training services available from this facility. If you have an approved application on file with the BLM, Canon Cit office, you can adopt through the mail or attend any of the adoptions at the facility.
For transport the BLM will pay for the first 150 miles per horse on the load. (ie for a load of 4 horses the BLM would pay for 600 miles.) We urge adopters to use care in finding a reputable transport company experienced in transporting wild horses. Insure that the transporter is certified by Department of Transportation, has adequate insurance coverage to cover any accidents, and that they will provide adequate care for the horses along the road.The Cloud Foundation is one of a few organizations committed to finding good homes for these animals who have lost everything. If you cannot adopt a wild horse yourself, we hope you will share this important information with someone who can.BLM wild horse and burro program. BLM adoption gallery.
