Wild Horses
Earlier this month, nearly 90 wild horses rescued from abuse and neglect arrived at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch in Texas, where they are receiving the care they desperately need — both medical and rehabilitative — from HSUS dedicated animal care teams.
The horses were among more than 200 mustangs The Humane Society of the United States helped rescue from a Nebraska farm, where they were found suffering from starvation, severe parasite infestation, and other ailments. All the horses were taken from the range by the Bureau of Land Management and then sold to the highest bidder — a controversial practice we’re all working to stop.
The horses are on the mend, but they have a long way to go. Because they’re in such terrible shape, the Humane Society of the United States is in desperate need of support to care for these horses over the next few months and beyond.
Your support is needed to help make the horses healthy and whole again so that when the time comes, they’re ready to be adopted into a loving — and permanent — home of their own.
Your help and support is always greatly appreciated
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