Save America’s Wild Horses
A family of wild horses standing in a sweeping sagebrush landscape beneath the mountains

Our mission

Learning and working together, we can help save America’s wild horses.

Through education, advocacy, collaboration, and hands-on action, we are building a brighter future for America’s wild horses and burros.

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Wild horses. Wild places. One shared purpose.Discover our work ↓

Advocacy & lobbying

A stronger voice. Lasting protection.

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Our mission in action

Horses. Land. People.
A brighter tomorrow.

By learning from one another and working together, we can help protect America’s wild horses and keep them a cherished part of our natural heritage for generations to come.

Meet the people behind the work
A mare and foal together on the open range, with mountains behind them
Learning.
Working.
Together.
Stories from the range01 / The Freedom Ride
A bay horse in warm light, looking toward the camera, with other horses nearby
Eighteen horses. Eighteen lives worth fighting for.

The Wild Horse Freedom Ride

A second chance.
A shared effort.

Eighteen wild horses. Individual stories. Family bonds. And a community coming together to help them find a forever home.

Meet the horses at the heart of the Freedom Ride—and the people working to give them a future.

Read the Freedom Ride story
“Together, we can ensure that every horse is valued, every life matters.”
A bay wild horse standing in the sagebrush of Oregon’s Steens herd area
Oregon’s Steens herd area

The 6th Annual National Wild Horse & Burro Conference

Come together.
For the wild.

A gathering of people who care.
A future we can shape, together.

Memorial Day weekendMay 28–31, 2027
Central OregonPrineville, Oregon
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Every horse has a story02 / The Delta Yearlings

Small beginnings. Extraordinary possibilities.

Their next chapter
starts with us.

Meet the Delta Yearlings.

Young horses whose lives are being shaped by volunteers, sponsors, trainers, and adopters. Get to know their personalities—and follow the people helping them along the way.

Meet the Delta Yearlings

Learning to trust.
Finding their place.

Shelby, one of the Delta Yearlings, standing in the corral
Shelby / Delta Yearlings
Photography by Rylan Allen