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Humane Wild Horse Management
February 12, 2019

Humane Wild Horse Management

We have to share something sad but beautiful with you. This is Squiggle, one of the oldest mares on the Salt River. These are sad but amazing moments when her band was giving her comfort this morning in her dying moments. Squiggle could no longer get up. After these precious moments, we euthanized her humanely. ...

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Felicity and Her Future Baby Need Sponsors
February 12, 2019

Felicity and Her Future Baby Need Sponsors

With all of the bad news lately, we also have some exciting news! Felicity, the mare rescued from drowning in the canal last year, is very pregnant! Her rescue from drowning was miraculous, but the fact that she was pregnant at the time, makes the rescue even more amazing. We are in need of sponsors ...

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RIP Cinnamon:  It’s Happened Again
February 6, 2019

RIP Cinnamon: It’s Happened Again

Not again. Last night at 10.30 pm we received another dreaded call. We regret to inform you that Cinnamon, this beautiful ten year old dun mare, passed away from impact with a vehicle, at Coon Bluff horse crossing. She died from a broken neck, so at least she did not suffer for long. While his ...

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It’s Young Ducey’s Birthday Today!
February 6, 2019

It’s Young Ducey’s Birthday Today!

It is young Ducey's birthday and he is doing fabulous! Also, the first foal of 2019 was born this week! (Out of a different mare) We will soon announce the name of the person we are naming him after in appreciation. Pictures coming soon!

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Update:  Horse Deaths Deemed Shootings
February 6, 2019

Update: Horse Deaths Deemed Shootings

Update: We've seen enough evidence to call these deaths horse shootings. We are compiling a report. We found the lone filly, who's still very confused and stoic. We are worried about her. SRWHMG.

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Shootings of wild horses and Wild Horse Management Group.
February 6, 2019

Shootings of wild horses and Wild Horse Management Group.

Modern day wild west horror story in a National Forest in Arizona. The Salt River Wild Horse Management Group is in Heber, Arizona with a team of 6 volunteers and our Heber affiliates. We are finding out a lot more about the recent apparent shootings of Federally protected wild horses and we are checking on ...

Stunning Salt River Wild Horse Video
February 6, 2019

Stunning Salt River Wild Horse Video

A stunning video of our Salt River wild horses playing and battling. A good reminder to give wild horses their space. Please enjoy these spectacular sights while keeping a 50 ft distance at all times or stay behind the fences. Please keep dogs on a leash and please do not park right at a horse ...

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Wild Horses Have Incredible Bonds
The Feds Capturing Wild Horses, Fiscally Irresponsible
January 29, 2019

The Feds Capturing Wild Horses, Fiscally Irresponsible

GREAT article. Progress is all about education. So please share this, for more humane and responsible wild horse management everywhere. Thank you, SRWHMG. P.S. small correction, we are working with the State of Arizona Department of Agriculture. (AZDA) DailyCaller.com

Here we go, LIVE at the Ride for the Salt River wild horses!
January 29, 2019

Here we go, LIVE at the Ride for the Salt River wild horses!

Bald Eagles and wild horses thriving together, protected on the lower Salt River in the Tonto National Forest. We are preserving one heck of a legacy for our grandchildren and it is because of support like this. Thank you Joe Miller and Aurora from Liberty Wildlife! [fbvideo link="https://www.facebook.com/saltriverwildhorsemanagementgroup/videos/2214842895399962/" width="500" height="400" onlyvideo="1"]

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Take Caution in Heber Area
January 29, 2019

Take Caution in Heber Area

We are aware of the terrible situation in the Heber Area, where four horses within the same band have died, allegedly from being shot, and/or being hit on the 260. Some members of our field team are actively documenting the Heber herd for future purposes and the deceased band had been photographed by several of ...

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Rain, We Love The Rain!
January 21, 2019

Rain, We Love The Rain!

The forage is trying to recover from the worst drought in history! [fbvideo link=”https://www.facebook.com/saltriverwildhorsemanagementgroup/videos/336377253628288/” width=”500″ height=”400″ onlyvideo=”1″]

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Use Caution on Bush Highway
January 12, 2019

Use Caution on Bush Highway

ALERT!! This gorgeous lead stallion was hit on the road this morning, and had to be euthanized. This is horse #2 just this year, 2019!! IF you are driving Bush Highway, please SLOW DOWN. The horse crossing signs are at ACTUAL horse crossings. Underpasses and a completely fenced off road are the only permanent solution, ...

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Birth Control for Horses
January 11, 2019

Birth Control for Horses

This program is so important because it makes the authorities happy, it makes the public happy and most of all, it keeps the horses happy and where they belong! SRWHMG.

Sponsor a Salt River Wild Horse
January 11, 2019

Sponsor a Salt River Wild Horse

Rosco took a little taste of the snow. Theres something weird about a Salt River wild horse in snow, but turns out they like it! Rosco, our very first Salt River wild rescue, now almost 3 years old, says thank you to all of his sponsors, without whom he could not continue his luxury lifestyle! ...

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4th Annual Ride for the Salt River Wild Horses
January 10, 2019

4th Annual Ride for the Salt River Wild Horses

Ready to ride? The 4th Annual ride for the Salt River wild horses is January 26th! Save the date! Click on "going" in this event on our facebook page, if you are going! All proceeds benefit the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group for the humane management of the horses. Looking forward to it! View ...

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These are the Abbys and their story will amaze you.
January 7, 2019

These are the Abbys and their story will amaze you.

This mare/filly pair is on the front of our 2019 calendar (buy at www.srwhmg.org), because they are our best survival story of the year: What most people notice first about the beautiful dark brown pair, is that the foal is her mother’s mini me. It is not common for a foal to have identical markings …

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Birth control darts used on Salt River horses
December 19, 2018

Birth control darts used on Salt River horses

Please thank 12news for this newspiece! **The protected Salt River wild horses reside in the Tonto National Forest on FS land and are managed by the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group under the Arizona Department of Agriculture.** This herd was saved from roundup and removal, but is surrounded by civilization on all sides and …

Protection of The Historic and Beautiful SR Wild Horses
November 6, 2018

Protection of The Historic and Beautiful SR Wild Horses

As all of you know, we have fought long and hard for the protection of the historic and beautiful Salt River wild horses, who today, are protected pursuant to A R.S. 3-1491. (Or the Salt River Horse Act, HB2340) Pursuant to the Act, last year, the Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA) and the U.S. Forest ...

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How Cute Are They?
November 6, 2018

How Cute Are They?

Trick or Treat, after dressing up, they were very thirsty! 🥛 They each get their own milk, but watch how Gideon prefers to drink together! How cute are they? Foals need milk protein until they are about 6 months old, you can help tremendously by clicking this link, to get them more milk! 👉 http://a.co/9FUqamX Please share, because ...

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We Are Looking For Investors – Hay Cafe Franchise!
November 6, 2018

We Are Looking For Investors – Hay Cafe Franchise!

We have taken care of hundreds of happy customers with our Hay Cafe's (feed stations). We now finally have some beautiful new grasses coming up in the Tonto National Forest, but especially now, we need your help!🙏 Together, we got the Salt River wild horses through the worst drought in history, but we cannot just ...

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Dear SRP and Dear Supporters
October 24, 2018

Dear SRP and Dear Supporters

*100% for 100 CFS!* Dear #SRP and dear supporters, We wanted to show you what it looks like when the river eelgrass is dying. The output from Stewart mountain dam today is 30 CFS and dropping. This video was taken at 3 PM today, October 20th. As a result of our meeting with SRP upper management, they ...

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Salt River Wild Horse Named Ducey
October 24, 2018

Salt River Wild Horse Named Ducey

Thank you KTAR! Cute article.

What is Humane Management?
October 24, 2018

What is Humane Management?

 

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Meet Ducey!
October 24, 2018

Meet Ducey!

This is Ducey. Ducey was the first born foal of 2017. We named him after Governor Doug Ducey , as a thank you for everything he did for the Salt River wild horses. (The horses are now protected and humanely managed under the State of Arizona.) The horse Ducey is doing great and is now a year ...

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Shocking Wild Horse Shootings – SRWHMG Offers Reward
October 16, 2018

Shocking Wild Horse Shootings – SRWHMG Offers Reward

Two beautiful healthy wild horses were found shot and killed in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. This occurred sometime yesterday, oct 13th 2018, on FS road 50, mm8, close to the Heber Wild Horse Territory. This is not the first time for someone to shoot wild horses in the Heber area or the Salt River area. ...

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Animal Activists Outraged at Forest Service Handling of Wild Horses
October 16, 2018

Animal Activists Outraged at Forest Service Handling of Wild Horses

We are glad and thankful that our Forest Service listened to the public and that we now are managing the Salt River wild horses humanely. We implore the Modoc National Forest to do the same.

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They Belong to Mother Nature
October 9, 2018

They Belong to Mother Nature

They belong to mother nature, they belong to the wind, they belong to the river, they belong to all of us. Click love if u love them. SRWHMG

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October 9, 2018

Gorgeous Day For a Swim

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SRWHMG Official Statement in Regards to Stray Horses
October 9, 2018

SRWHMG Official Statement in Regards to Stray Horses

When people find stray or abandoned horses, anywhere in Arizona, these horses have to be picked up, held for seven days, and sold at auction by AZDA, (Arizona Department of Agriculture), even if the finder or a horse rescue is interested in keeping the horse(s). This is not the fault of the AZDA, it is ...

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Water Management, The Environment, and Wild Horses
October 9, 2018

Water Management, The Environment, and Wild Horses

SRP (Salt River Project) has no environmental clause for the management of the lower Salt River, from Stewart Mountain Dam, to Granite Reef Dam, and it is usually kept at 0 to 8 CFS during the winter. (Compare this to the average of 900 CFS during the summer.) It pains us every year to see ...

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October 9, 2018

Yummy Green Spaghetti

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Help Find A Good Home!
October 9, 2018

Help Find A Good Home!

 

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Thank You For Picking SRWHMG As Your Charity!
October 9, 2018

Thank You For Picking SRWHMG As Your Charity!

Thank you everyone who shops at Fry's and has picked SRWHMG as your charity! With one click on the Fry's website, you help make a difference all year, and it doesn't cost anything extra! Our goal is to get to 300 households! Please spread the word to your friends and neighbors about how easy it ...

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Our Feed Program is Still Ongoing
About 15% of the Salt River Wild Horses Have the Grey Factor
September 25, 2018

About 15% of the Salt River Wild Horses Have the Grey Factor

About 15% of the Salt River wild horses have the grey factor. This means that they can be anything from dark grey, dappled, light grey or white. However, even when they appear completely white, they are still called a grey, because their skin underneath is black. They are only a "white" horse, if the skin ...

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ANOTHER Dumped Horse in the Tonto National Forest!
September 25, 2018

ANOTHER Dumped Horse in the Tonto National Forest!

We had to rescue yet ANOTHER dumped horse in the Tonto National Forest! SERIOUSLY! This one is a gelding as well and a little younger than the other one, approximately 16 to18 yrs and the paint looks to be approximately 18 to 20. Both appear healthy and not lame. After getting him safe as well, ...

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People Working Together
September 25, 2018

People Working Together

Sometimes it takes a village, sometimes it takes a whole State, sometimes it takes a community, but all times it takes people working together. We want to thank caller Tony Thompson for immediately knowing to call our hotline when seeing this stray horse! (*We confirmed there were two different calls/alerts in regards to him) Thank ...

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A dumped horse in the Tonto National Forest!
September 25, 2018

A dumped horse in the Tonto National Forest!

A dumped horse in the Tonto National Forest! Listen to our president tell it like it is! Horses are a lifelong commitment. This horse served somebody, tried its best to do what was asked of him and this is what he gets. He has no idea where the river is. Had we not found him, ...

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Two Arrested in Connection With Shooting at Salt River.
September 25, 2018

Two Arrested in Connection With Shooting at Salt River.

It's just impossible to make sense of why anyone would do this. We've looked at the suspects and we don't know them. What could possibly be in it for them? Is it their idea of fun? Has anyone heard of any other hwy shootings?

Our SRWHMG Property Got Shot At!
September 25, 2018

Our SRWHMG Property Got Shot At!

This is not what we want to be in the news for! We are still in disbelief. Our SRWHMG property got shot at. Yesterday, right after feeding the rescued wild horses their dinner, volunteers Tracey, Ryan and Bren heard gunshots. They saw the truck on the Highway that was driving slowly, bam bam bam bam ...

Happy Endings: Nakota and Old Lady part 2
Happy Endings: Nakota and Old Lady part 1
September 17, 2018

Happy Endings: Nakota and Old Lady part 1

This sweet old gray mare had lived her whole life free on the river, and had survived at least 20 years of natures challenges, hence her name "Old Lady". But this last spring, the drought would have killed her, had we not stepped in and rescued both her and her filly. She was in emaciated ...

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Hurricane Florence
September 17, 2018

Hurricane Florence

The Corolla wild horses are a herd of historic wild horses who live on the outer banks of North Carolina in Currituck County. With hurricane Florence creeping closer, our thoughts are with them as well as all animals and people in its path. Much like our situation, these wild horses were saved by the community ...

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Stand With Wild Horses Everywhere!
September 17, 2018

Stand With Wild Horses Everywhere!

All of our supporters are incredibly good at contacting legislators. Today we ask you to give your voices to all BLM managed wild horses by calling congress. Congress will begin discussions to finalize Fiscal Year 2019 Appropriations Legislation today. The committee will reconcile differences in the House and Senate versions of these spending bills. If ...

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Share Your Own Pictures and Experiences
September 11, 2018

Share Your Own Pictures and Experiences

Did you know that we also have a page where you can share your own pictures and experiences with the Salt River wild horses, and interact with others who enjoy coming to the Salt River? It is a wonderful interactive community and has almost reached 8000 members! To visit the page click below and request ...

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September 11, 2018

Live with Snow and Gideon

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Thank You, Volunteers!!
September 5, 2018

Thank You, Volunteers!!

LABOR of love….🐴💕 Our volunteers do much more than rescue injured Salt River wild horses…For example… A regular day for us starts at 5 am 🕔 with opening of the Forest Service gate at first light. We then patrol all areas where

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September 5, 2018

Snow and Gideon Together

Managing wild horses this closely, it gets tough sometimes, it does. Danger lies around the corner for each wild horse born free. Only the toughest and luckiest make it past their first year. We know that we cannot save them all, even when we give it our all, like in Cheyenne or in Sidneys case. ...

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September 5, 2018

Our Rescued Horse Has Passed

We are double sad about this: Little Sidney, named after Senator John Sidney McCain, joined him in crossing over to greener pastures where pain does not exist. She put up a brave fight, but succumbed to something mysterious that neither we nor our veteranarians have found the cause for yet. We sent her body down ...

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Newborn Rescued
September 5, 2018

Newborn Rescued

On Saturday we rescued a newborn that was stuck in the river. We named her Sidney in honor of Senator John Sidney McCain, who fought with us for the protection of the Salt River wild horses. We tried to find her band to reunite her, to no avail. But it turns out there was a ...

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Follow Our Rescuers – Up Close And Personal
August 28, 2018

Follow Our Rescuers – Up Close And Personal

Did you know that you can follow our rescues much more up close and personal on this page? You can support all of our volunteers there who take such amazing care of all of the rescues. There are daily updates! Request access to our wild rescues page by clicking here. (We dont accept trolls or ...

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Help Needed To Reunite Foal With Mother!
August 28, 2018

Help Needed To Reunite Foal With Mother!

To all visitors, kayakers, tubers and helicopters above the Salt River. Help needed! -We have rescued a newborn foal that was stuck in brush in the river yesterday. She can still be reunited with the mother if we find her band (her family) today. -We had our search teams out yesterday and again today, and ...

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Thank You Senator McCain
August 28, 2018

Thank You Senator McCain

He was a hero for the Salt River wild horses, like he was a hero in many other ways. He represented his constituents powerfully when he wrote letters to the Forest Service questioning the roundup. Thank you Senator McCain. With utmost respect and condolences to Cindy and the family. May he rest in peace. SRWHMG.

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Help Support Our Efforts
August 28, 2018

Help Support Our Efforts

Ever wish you could help lift hay bales, mend a fence, clean a recreation area, join a search and rescue, assist in a horse emergency, or work with the wild rescues ...but just can’t find the time or strength? Well, there is another way that you can still help support our efforts simply by having ...

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2 Little Orphan Salt River Wild Horses Feeling Fine!
August 28, 2018

2 Little Orphan Salt River Wild Horses Feeling Fine!

2 little orphan Salt River wild horses feeling fine! Snow is finally strong enough to be together with Gideon. He is not afraid to tell Gideon no! Snow, after losing his mother Snow White, almost died from mesquite bean poisoning. It caused severe acidosis, anemia and hypoglycemia. His blood work was awful and his heart ...

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Sisters Stick Together
August 21, 2018

Sisters Stick Together

These two sisters, seen here sharing a meal of eel grass, have literally stuck together this close, ever since their mother was hit by a vehicle and died. They are the offspring (1 and 2 year old fillies) of Sarah, who was one of the 5 horses hit by a vehicle months ago, which "spurred" ...

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August 21, 2018

Updates On The Salt River Wild Rescues In Prescott

Updates on the Salt River wild rescues in Prescott. At this facility we have Agave (3 months, had impaction colic), Snow (6 weeks, orphan), Gideon (6 weeks, orphan), Rosco (2.5 yrs, abandoned) Pacman (2.5 yrs, suffered from bone infections) and Diamond (3 yrs, lost his hoof in a cattle guard) and Cochise (a horse that ...

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A Beautiful tribute To Cheyenne
August 21, 2018

A Beautiful tribute To Cheyenne

A beautiful tribute to Cheyenne from James and Shelley, who dedicated so much time to her. Please thank James and Shelley for that on their page. (Click on this link) You can also sign up for their Trust Technique course and mention that you saw it here, they will donate 25% back to SRWHMG! Thank ...

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August 15, 2018

A Wild Place To Be

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RIP Cheyenne
August 15, 2018

RIP Cheyenne

You did good Mamma, good girl, rest peacefully now. We are so very sorry to inform you, our amazing supporters, that we had to lay Cheyenne to rest. We were working hard for a different outcome, but the angels wouldn't have it. Background: On July 7th, our field team, with the help of Jacquelynn (and ...

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Is The Horse A Native Species?
August 15, 2018

Is The Horse A Native Species?

Scientifically, wild horses are a reintroduced native species. Economically, they are a big boon to the areas where they exist. Historically, we would not be where we are today without them. Naturally, they help abait wild fires and fertilize the soil where they live. Educationally, the study of wild herd behavior is valuable. Artistically, they ...

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Humane Fertility Control
August 7, 2018

Humane Fertility Control

Humane Fertility Control is an important part of wild horse management. Without this component we could not have saved the Salt River wild horses. From the very beginning we have said "there are better ways". We've worked hard to solve every safety issue and every management issue in order to prevent their roundup and removal. ...

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Gideon, The Smallest Ever Salt River Wild Horse
August 7, 2018

Gideon, The Smallest Ever Salt River Wild Horse

Gideon, the smallest ever Salt River wild horse says:"To amount to big things, you have to care about the little things too." We want to thank all of our volunteers, and especially the night shift; sometimes they drive from Mesa to Prescott just to have a sleepless night! Little crazy? Maybe. But worth it? Tell ...

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Cheyenne and Nakota Update
August 7, 2018

Cheyenne and Nakota Update

Cheyenne is resting her head on her filly Nakota during their afternoon nap. These two are very close and clearly feel safe in their new environment with their Salt River cousins and aunties right next to them for company. (Next to them are Felicity, Iggy, Old Lady, Gem and Mori.) We rescued this unlucky pair ...

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Thank You to Everyone!
July 30, 2018

Thank You to Everyone!

Thank you to everyone, young and old, with hearts of gold. This amazing young Lady donated all of her 7th Birthday money to the Salt River wild horses yesterday, at the Tractor Supply fundraiser! We think that is so very special. We would like to do something special in return. We have a little gift ...

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Fundraiser at Tractor Supply
July 30, 2018

Fundraiser at Tractor Supply

What a wild fundraiser at Tractor Supply! We had a great time and are so honored to meet and talk to so many wonderful supporters at our table! You can learn about what we do and about all of our rescued wild horses and their stories. Please come say hi to us again at the ...

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“They need us, so then you just be there for them.”
July 30, 2018

“They need us, so then you just be there for them.”

"They need us, so then you just be there for them", said Karen, who was on foal watch all night. Foal care is only a SMALL part of what we do at SRWHMG, but it fills a BIG part of our mission statement; Treat the herd, as well as every horse in it, HUMANELY. But ...

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Little Guy Fighting To Be Alive
July 30, 2018

Little Guy Fighting To Be Alive

Just a little guy fighting to be alive, dreaming about running like the wind in a big arena with his Salt River brothers and sisters. His bloodwork is improving and his iv came out today! We think he will be as white as snow just like his mom Snow White. (who sadly passed away from ...

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Bachelors Did Not Behave Themselves Today
July 30, 2018

Bachelors Did Not Behave Themselves Today

The bachelors did not behave themselves today, so we told them to park it for a while. Lol. (Actually this was pure happenstance) Video by SRWHMG Lester Walker.

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It is Gem’s birthday!
July 23, 2018

It is Gem’s birthday!

It is Gem's birthday! Last year she was born a healthy wild foal at Butcher Jones to Sapphire. But she sustained an injury in her fetlock. We rescued her when she was only 3 weeks old; she could no longer keep up with her band and was septic. The infection was eating her fetlock joint ...

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Wild babiemania!
July 23, 2018

Wild babiemania!

We sure have our hands full these days as life has been rough for the Salt River wild horses and these foals need our help. (Because of climate and natural challenges) One thing to learn from their incredibly strong survival instinct, is that nomatter how bad things may get, you hang inthere, keep your head ...

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hanging in there!
July 23, 2018

hanging in there!

Snow is hanging in there! He is not wanting to drink his milk yet but ate all of his Timothy hay. He is getting Dextrose and electrolytes through his IV and his bloodwork shows major improvements. Yay! He is in no way better yet, but we are going to keep you, our supporters, frequently updated ...

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Life is not all fairytales
July 23, 2018

Life is not all fairytales

Life is not all fairytales, we know that, but with mystical and kind creatures living in the Tonto National Forest, a little bit of magic is preserved there for everyone who believes in it. We fight hard for the well being of the whole herd as well as each individual horse that is part of ...

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We have a name!
July 23, 2018

We have a name!

Say hello to Gideon!

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National Horses Day!
July 16, 2018

National Horses Day!

It's national I love horses day, we almost missed it, because we were very busy on the river, as well as busy taking care of these precious souls. They all have their own stories and their happy endings, thanks to your support! Do you know all of their stories? You can learn more about them ...

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We Need Your Help
July 16, 2018

We Need Your Help

We are having a bad colic season. The mesquite beans have gotten wet, and the horses keep eating them, which is giving them colic. (A very bad stomach ache from impaction, that can kill them) Our team is non stop in emergency mode, we administer banamine in severe cases when we can, which reduces the ...

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Cheyenne Video Update
July 16, 2018

Cheyenne Video Update

Here is the beautiful video that James and Shelley made of the process of taming Cheyenne so that we could treat her wounds and take x-rays without sedation. Enjoy the video! Thank you for your support.

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Trust Technique
July 16, 2018

Trust Technique

Incorporating the Trust Technique with James and Shelley at our facility has been amazing. Yes Cheyenne was really wild and shy the day before! Watch the first part of the story of Cheyenne and her foal Nakota. They have made a beautiful video of it! Follow the link below to learn the Trust Technique, when ...

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Help name Baby!
July 10, 2018

Help name Baby!

 

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Cheyenne Prognosis
July 10, 2018

Cheyenne Prognosis

PROGNOSIS: Unfortunately the veterinarians prognosis was extremely grim and euthanasia is the recommendation for Cheyenne. HOWEVER, if you know anything about us, you know that we do not give up easy. In fact, all of our injured rescues, like Pacman, Diamond , Mori and Gem received an initial recommendation of euthanasia. That is not a ...

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Cheyenne needs medical care
Volunteers care for smallest Salt River horse ever rescued
July 10, 2018

Volunteers care for smallest Salt River horse ever rescued

MESA, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - Volunteers with the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group are nursing a newborn horse back to the health, the smallest wild horse the group says it has ever encountered. Someone called the group’s hotline Sunday after discovering the foal separated from the herd hours after birth in the Tonto National ...

Phone tip led rescuers to premature Salt River wild horse
July 6, 2018

Phone tip led rescuers to premature Salt River wild horse

Call it July "Foal-th". The smallest Salt River Horse ever is on the mend this Fourth of July holiday, and a phone tip may have saved the premature foal's life. Volunteers say if they didn't find this horse when they did, it would be dead by now. After getting a tip from their hotline, the salt ...

Happy Independence day everyone!
July 6, 2018

Happy Independence day everyone!

Celebrate freedom while staying safe, responsible, kind and mindful of everything and everyone around you! SRWHMG. Picture by SRWHMG Bren Schultz, graphics by SRWHMG Debra Mykitiak.  

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Tiny premature Salt River wild horse rescued!
July 6, 2018

Tiny premature Salt River wild horse rescued!

A call to our hotline yesterday resulted in our field team rushing out Coon Bluff, where a couple of kids had found a tiny newborn all alone and unable to get up. After finding out from an alert bystander that the tiny baby had already been there for at least 6 hours without a mare, ...

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Update on Agave
July 6, 2018

Update on Agave

Good morning dear supporters! After a challenging time with impactions, ulcers and not much appetite, Agave is now doing absolutely fantastic! Foal raising has become an important and necessary part of what we do every day. Because when you find them so young without their momma's, well they simply only have a few hours left ...

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Update on Agave
June 26, 2018

Update on Agave

A video update on Agave, who's been struggling, but is finally starting to feel better! The ball in the video is a gift from one of our supporters. There are lots of other fun gifts and necessary items on our wishlist! We could not do the work we do without you. Thank you for your ...

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SRWHMG Protecting Horses During Drought
June 24, 2018

SRWHMG Protecting Horses During Drought

The condition of the Salt River wild horses was only getting worse by the day - that's when the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group stepped in. Together with the Arizona Department of Agriculture, they started up an emergency protocol. "We have 12 feed stations all around the river and in secluded locations so they can ...