Rescuers

"Rescuing Responsibly: Knowing Your Limits"

To all the dedicated rescuers and adopters out there, your efforts to save Mustangs from kill pens are truly commendable. However, as I mentioned in a previous post, the sad reality is that many Mustangs end up in these situations when adopters act on impulse without fully understanding the responsibility that comes with owning a wild horse.

Rescues play a vital role in giving these horses a second chance, but there’s a fine line between helping and becoming overwhelmed. Taking on too many horses, even with the best intentions, can lead to inadequate care and resources, ultimately putting the animals at risk once again.

It’s essential to know your limits and stick to them. Sustainable rescue efforts not only protect the well-being of the horses but also ensure the longevity and success of the rescue itself. Let’s continue to advocate for responsible adoptions and support those who are truly committed to the welfare of these incredible animals.

Here are some beautiful women I admire. The message is important

Previous
Previous

SALE AUTHORITY now marked at $25.00

Next
Next

Grazing on public lands; How many permits are in compliance?