Mustangs Melody. Rescue, Rehabilitation & Sanctuary

04/27/2023

Onaqui Mountain wild horses in May 2021 before the roundup.
For me scenes like this always prompt this line…
Friends are a good thing!😊

04/27/2023

One from the “old” days of the Pinto Brothers,
Stargazer and Moondrinker, hanging out with a very handsome black bachelor buddy.
Onaqui Mountain wild stallions, Utah

Stargazer was roundup up last year, however, you can follow his new life at Stargazer and Nora and will find him totally enjoying it!😊

04/27/2023

Come support Evanescent Mustangs therapeutic program Mustangs & WarHorses, Texoma Veterans & 1st Responders healing with rescued Mustangs!!

04/27/2023

04/27/2023

Rumor has it....

Guy McLean picked a SMA mustang to use for his demos at Equine Affair this weekend in Ohio.

Thank you Kathy King for believing in what we do at SMA and helping this young mustang to meet his potential 💖

Thank you Guy McLean for taking a chance on this mustang and giving him an opportunity to be an ambassador for our beloved mustangs 🤩💪

04/27/2023

How are horses real 🤯
No words for this level of epic served up by Sharon White & Cooley On Show today on course at

04/27/2023

The ProRodeo Hall of Fame is a must-see for all aspiring cowboys - big and small.

04/27/2023

Moma mare had her foal this morning, baby did not make it. Foal was a filly, putting her out here as a nurse mare. She is available for adoption through our non profit. Evanescent Mustang Rescue and Sanctuary does not need to be adopted as a nurse mare but paperwork will be required to ensure her return if not adopted

02/04/2023

"The most important thing human beings need to do about wild horses is to ensure that they remain wild horses!" Mehmet Murat Ilan

"From their untamed beauty to their free spirit; the wild horse represents hope for many people. There is nothing quite like seeing a wild horse running free." Unknown

Pictured: 2016 band stallion Illinois (Ghost x Gary)

~Nora~

01/28/2023

This is the great stallion 'Old Man', photographed in Utah's Onaqui when he was approximately 30 years of age. To watch him show strength and attitude towards the black stallion at that age was nothing short of incredible.

He has not been seen for over a year.

He lived his entire life wild and free.

This is our wish for all wild mustangs, and we will never give up on that dream. One day it will come true



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