Chapter 1: Where Their Story Began

From Freedom to Uncertainty

Before you meet these remarkable yearlings, we invite you to watch the video below.

These are many of yearling as young foals from Adobe Town Herd Management Area in Wyoming being rounded up They were born to live with their families, on our public lands that are their home. So remember their future now depends on all of us.

Wild Horse Gather at Adobe Town WY 2025

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​Chapter 2: A Second Chance

In early May, attendees of the National Wild Horse & Burro Conference visited the Bureau of Land Management's Delta Holding Facility, where they met wild horses and burros still waiting for a brighter future.

What happened next showed the power of compassion and collaboration.

That day, Heather, Sophie, and Kerry opened their hearts by adopting a Yearling, giving them the new beginning they deserved.

                                                                       The Freedom Ride on the Baby Bus to a Brighter freedom  Video

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Chapter 3: The Journey Continues

During the visit, advocates worked together to select a group of sale-authority yearlings for another chance.

These young horses got on the Baby Freedom Bus to the Wild Horse Summit  at the Wild Horse Refuge, where they will receive professional gentling before meeting potential adopters.

The Gentling, Meeting and Adoption will be the 6th to 8th of August.

Their story is still being written.

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Chapter 4: Could One Be Waiting for You?

These yearlings represent what is possible when organizations, volunteers, sponsors, and adopters come together with one shared purpose.

Perhaps one of these remarkable horses is waiting for you.

If you are considering adopting a wild horse or burro, we hope you'll learn more about the horses featured here, attend the Wild Horse Summit, or visit a BLM adoption event or holding facility.

Together, we can ensure that every horse is valued, every life matters, and every horse has the opportunity to find a forever home.

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