Far-From-Perfect Mustang Rescue

Lesson schedule for April is now open! Let's learn about how to ride horses! Starting at age 2 (must be able to sit up unassisted) and up! Lessons are 1 hour sessions for $10 per person (max 2.) Please review the available slots and click sign up to reserve your session. In an effort to allow everyone time to ride, we ask that you book no more than one session per week. Thank you!

There goes adoptions #5 and #6! Dude and Lady Elaine are off to their forever home in Wyoming together! Congratulations you two! Their new family plans to have Dude compete in high school rodeo with his girl and Lady will continue her training on being an amazing trail and ranch horse Happily ever afters do exist!

Unfortunately the winds are still not good so we will need to cancel lessons again today

Kickapoo found her forever home today! If you remember, Kick came from a boarding facility closing down. She’s been here at the rescue a little over a year now and it’s finally her turn to find her happily ever after! Adoption #4 for this year! And get this! her new mama runs a rescue too! check out Kickapoo in her new stall in her new forever home.. looks pretty comfy to us! Happy trails ladies!

Good afternoon all. I hate to do it but these winds are extremely dangerous. All lessons for today are cancelled.

Good afternoon all. If you have a lesson scheduled today please message us ahead of time due to high winds. Thank you

Diamond goes home! Diamond was an auction save who came to us in September of 2019. She has now found her forever person in Robert who will continue her training and turn her in to the greatest horse we all know she can be! We are very excited for her and her new adventure with her forever family!

EVACUATION ASSISTANCE Please call us at 928-274-3159 for transport assistance in evacuating livestock in the APPLE/EL DORADO fire burn scar areas. We are here to help! **We can also temporarily house evacuated animals but please be aware that there are no covers over our round pens and arena. **

It has been a cold wet and windy couple of days! All of the horses have managed well during this weather. Some have blankets, some don’t (they won’t allow it just yet.) All had access to cover from the elements. Did they use it? No, not really .. All had extra food to keep their bellies warm! A huge huge thank you to our friends and volunteers that came out in this tough weather to make sure all the horses were taken care of! And for these amazing shots we get to share with all of you! We appreciate you! Did you know: Once a horse's winter hair coat is in place, the body heat will be trapped by the hair as it fluffs up providing warmth. Most horses can withstand even the coldest, snowiest weather without additional protection, provided there is shelter from rain and wind.