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Banjo found his forever home at a Wild Horse and Burro event in Florence

May 15, 2024

For a version of this video with audio descriptions, visit: https://youtu.be/1T_u4Q2BDwo

With iconic and diverse animals to see, the Bureau of Land Management Arizona's Wild Horse and Burro Program recently held three successful events in Florence, Arizona, including one on May 10.

Many wild horses and burros found good homes through these events, including Banjo, a beautiful brown horse from Sheepshead/Heath Creek Herd Management Area in Oregon. Banjo’s new best friend Meghan is also a former veterinary student who worked at the Florence Wild Horse and Burro Training and Off-Range Corral.

Story by:

Michelle Ailport, Bureau of Land Management Arizona

Blog Topic:

Wild Horse and Burro

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