Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Range to Refuge, the bridge fund for wild mustangs
An independent fundraiser explains how wild mustangs move from public-range adoption listings into direct sale, then raises money for transport, fencing, veterinary care, and safe placement.
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The page separates the rescue expense into transport, holding infrastructure, and veterinary care rather than presenting the horse purchase as the whole problem. It describes a covered stock trailer with a swing gate, six-foot fencing, and about 400 square feet of corral space per animal as practical release requirements. Its process account also distinguishes direct sale from adoption through the same-day bill of sale and notes a four-horse-per-buyer limit every six months.
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