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Neiman: The luckiest or the unluckiest wild horse on the river!

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Neiman: The luckiest or the unluckiest wild horse on the river!

March 17, 2022
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March 16th

Poor Neiman is either the luckiest or the unluckiest wild horse on the river!

He came out of his sedation fine, but he is very very sore. His hind leg was cut open to the canon bone and he has a leg full of stitches. This is unfortunately a life-threatening injury, but at least it is not broken. We are going to do everything in our power to fix him. We received authorization from the Forest Service to release him after he is all better, because this was a human caused injury. While we wish we could do that for Batman too, we can only do what we are authorized to do. We are very very thankful for all of our local authorities working together for the Salt River wild horses.

Thank you to Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA) Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) Rural Metro Fire Central Arizona, US Forest Service.

Thank you for getting there so quickly to sedate Jennifer, SRWHMG veteranarian. Thank you for suturing, Dr. Holden AZEquine. Thank you to our amazing volunteer fieldteam and thank you wonderful bystanders who helped lift him into our trailer! And to our brave friend Deputy Clint who tried to get him down so he could be sedated, we are so sorry Neiman threw you, and hope you are ok!

We are working with MCDOT and AZDA to install deterrents to the cattleguards and Neiman might have just furthered those plans along on the fast track.

We are so thankful that everyone cares about our Salt River Wild Horses and we are sincerely hoping for the Alpine wild horses to receive that same consideration one day.

Azfamily newspiece:
Forest Service to remove ‘feral’ horses from Alpine to protect endangered species

We need help with Neimans medical expenses, if you’d like to donate. Thank you so very much.

SRWHMG.

March 17th

This was Neiman yesterday- he was just doing so good! (Remember we did a field operation on his teeth last year that saved his life?)

Picture proprietary property of SRWHMG, taken by Rick Blandford.

Many people asked if he had a band. He was fighting for his longtime mare Ayla again, but he did not win. A younger stallion named Luka has Ayla plus Neiman’s offspring. After this defeat however, Neiman was hanging out with the old stallion King. We checked on King as well and he is OK.

We have a constant presence in the Salt River wild horse habitat and respond to emergencies 24/7. This is our hotline in case you ever see a wild horse that needs help: 480 868 9301

AND he made it to this morning’s news. Thank you everyone for the support for Neiman and for the support for the Alpine wild horses also. We will do everything in our power for humane treatment of wild horses everywhere. We love our supporters.

 

Watch this important newspiece thank you!!

Forest Service to remove ‘feral’ horses from Alpine to protect endangered species


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We have extremely sad news. A beautiful young stallion was found with a severe compound fracture of the cannonbone. Nothing was left intact that could have possibly healed. Therefore we are very grateful that MCSO and AZDA were able to give him a quick and painless way out of his suffering. He was a very special young stallion out of Faith and Champ, his name was Loyal, and he was that in the true sense of the word. He was so Loyal to his family. He was still with his birthband and was helping his Dad Champ keep the family together as Champ is aging.We are so sorry for this sad news on this holiday weekend and we are so sorry for anyone who may find his body as it is close to a recreation site. He will go back to nature as meant in the wild. Please know that his life was truly wonderful and free, and that in the end, he did not have to suffer. Run forever free Loyal 💔We are so grateful for our partnerships with AZDA and MCSO. Please have a safe weekend everyone. Many broken hearts for Loyal, SRWHMG. ... See MoreSee Less

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We hope everyone gets to enjoy the beauty of the Salt River wild horses this Memorial Day weekend. On weekends like this the thousands of people in and around the river can get confusing for the horses. Please be aware that when you come to recreate along the lower Salt River, you are entering their home. Please help spread this important message for them:Salt River wild horses are protected pursuant to ARS 3-1491, It is illegal to harass, chase, interfere, capture or kill a Salt River horse. Therefore please adhere to these safe viewing guidelines: -Keep a safe distance of 50 ft from horses at all times, even if they come your way. This is for their well being, and for yours.-Approaching or pursuing closer than 50 ft can be considered interfering/harassment, which is punishable by law with a fine and/or jail sentence. -Do not feed horses, this is bad for them and is also against the law. (except for the feed program by SRWHMG, which is not active right now) - Keep dogs leashed as horses can attack dogs and vice versa. Maricopa County Leash Law is in effect in the Tonto National Forest. -Close all gates behind you for their safety. - Trash kills. This is their home and it is your public land. Pack out what you pack in and pick up after someone else if you want to help make a difference. -Please report any issues of harassment or injury to the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group (SRWHMG) (480)868-9301 We hope everyone enjoys a safe and responsible Memorial day weekend! SRWHMG.Photo of the youngest Salt River wild horse Makenzie and her family, by SRWHMG Rick Blandford, edited Simone Netherlands property of SRWHMG. ... See MoreSee Less

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Foal Flashback Friday. The adorable foal under moms tail in the first picture is the big grown stallion in the second picture, which is a screenshot from our app. The mares' name is Summer and his name is Monsoon. We name horses purposely in themes so that even when they are all grown and on their own, we can easily remember their parentage just by their name. We follow each Salt River wild horse from birth untill death and check up on each horse when we can. Both Summer and Monsoon are doing great. Monsoon is a lieutenant stallion in Orion's band. Btw we pray that this Summer is short and that Monsoon comes early! Have a great memorial day weekend everyone.First picture by GP Walsh Photography. Second picture by Destini Rhone. ... See MoreSee Less

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