Wild Horse and Burro
Two youth pet a gray horse.

Let’s talk about Mustang Camp

In partnership with the BLM, Utah State University Extension’s 4-H “Mustang Camp: Healthy Lands and Healthy Horses” has been helping youth explore what it really means to care for shared landscapes in the American West.
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Honor Farm Showcases Inmate Horsemanship at Annual Adoption

Another successful adoption event at Wyoming Honor Farm this September.
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A person in a hat holds a haltered burro visiting senior citizens at a care home

Healing Hooves: How a Once‑Wild Burro is Bringing Joy Across Pennsylvania and Competing Nationally

Wanda the Wonder Donkey has become something of a celebrity in Pennsylvania, but her story starts hundreds of miles away on the Havasu Herd Management Area in Arizona.
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A photo showing (left to right) a white horse; a blonde woman with a t-shirt and jeans tucked into cowboy boots; a bearded man wearing a ballcap, t-shirt, and jeans; and a large dark horse with a white stripe down his face. They are standing in front of a wall of tall cedar trees.

Gallant: A BLM mustang with a bright future

This story follows Army veteran Roccay Larock, who joins Operation Branded—a program pairing veterans, active military, and first responders with wild mustangs for an eight-week gentling process.
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A person wearing a blue long‑sleeve shirt and jeans examining or brushing a dark‑colored horse inside a livestock barn. Several other horses stand nearby in adjoining pens on a dirt floor. The barn has metal walls, beams, and overhead lighting.

Bringing Wild Horses and Burros Home: Doswell’s Adoption Event Inspires Community

In Doswell, Virginia, the Eastern States Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Event on June 12-13 brought together over 100 enthusiastic participants—families, first-time adopters, and seasoned horse lovers.
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A light brown burro wearing a black halter stands in a corral while a person holds its lead rope.

Meet the inmate-trained wild burros available in Arizona on August 14

These burros have spent months working with inmate trainers who help them learn essential skills like leading, standing for grooming, carrying pack saddles, and sometimes even riding or cart work.
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