Folly & Friends Mustang Sanctuary

Folly & Friends Mustang Sanctuary Folly & Friends Mustang Sanctuary is a 501c3 nonprofit that provides sanctuary and training to wild mustangs Our approach is multi-faceted.
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Folly and Friends Mustang Sanctuary is a 501(c)3 nonprofit located in Birdsboro, PA. Our mission is to spread awareness about the 50,000+ mustangs who have been rounded up and are awaiting adoption, and help facilitate their transition into domestic life. We are currently home to 10 “permanent resident” mustangs, many of whom are from the same herd and were reunited after being rounded up. They w

ill never again be separated from their family, or know the struggles of water and food shortage. All of the mustangs here are tamed so that visitors can come and interact with their herd and see how loving these once wild horses can become. We have welcomed potential adopters, school and 4H groups, retirement homes, veterans, families from our local community, and those with disabilities to come and learn about mustangs while enjoying the therapy being around these animals provides. There is no charge for visits, but donations toward the herd are always welcomed. Our sanctuary herd is at various levels of training so we can host free taming demos to the public. The mustangs who are trained to ride compete in a variety of disciplines so that the public can see how versatile these horses are and consider them when looking for their next partner. We provide education on kinder training methods, since too often mustangs are trained by breaking their spirit and dominating them into submission. Spend a few minutes in our herd and you’ll see the relationship possible with these animals using a gentler approach. Additionally, our founder, Chelsea is a TIP trainer with the Mustang Heritage Foundation. Through this program you can get a mustang who is halter broke, leads, picks up all four feet, is able to be brushed all over, load on a trailer, and can be kept normal fencing vs the 6’ required for wild ones for just the $125 adoption fee. She also offers private training for other mustangs who need help adjusting to domestic life. We’re always happy to walk interested adopters through the different avenues of adoption, the paperwork, and adoption requirements. In addition to this, we have arranged transport for dozens of mustangs from out west to their adopters on the east coast. Less than 1% of gathered mustangs are ever listed on the Internet adoption, and aren’t visible to those who don’t live close to a facility. When possible, our founder will fly out to the facilities to photograph and catalogue the available mustangs and try to find adopters for them, then arrange cost-effective hauling options. Your tax deductible donations help support the sanctuary herd and our other programs to get mustangs adopted. Our goal is to expand the sanctuary to provide permanent safety to more mustangs, while inspiring others to adopt through our journey with these amazing animals. Visitors are welcome by appointment ONLY. Sanctuary visits are free but donations are always welcome and tax-deductible. Please call or message to set up your visit :)

06/15/2026

The new girl got her tag off tonight! I wasn’t expecting it in this session, since we started with the touch pole 42 minutes before this. She let me get closer and closer and wasn’t too bothered by me putting my hands on her or touching around the tag. The hardest thing for her is just standing still, so we would do a little, she’d take a minute for a walk, and then come back to the spot where she would stop every time and we’d resume. She’s still very unsure but I’m really impressed with how she works through things!
We still need to decide on a name now that she’s no longer a number though! I have a list of like 10 names but nothing has stuck yet so keep the suggestions coming!

I might have a favorite face marking 😅 Those big blazes that splash up the cheeks a little just make me melt. Do you hav...
06/14/2026

I might have a favorite face marking 😅 Those big blazes that splash up the cheeks a little just make me melt.

Do you have a color or marking that you just love? Or maybe it’s the solid with no white at all?

06/14/2026
What should we name the new girl? She’s a 6 year old from Muskrat Basin, Wyoming. She was apparently beating up all the ...
06/14/2026

What should we name the new girl? She’s a 6 year old from Muskrat Basin, Wyoming.
She was apparently beating up all the other horses at pickup so it has to suit a tough girl 😅

06/14/2026

The new black mare is very annoyed that we are sitting in her food (the hay net full behind her was deemed too much work). 🤣 She’s a little snorty and definitely has opinions but she seems pretty sensible

06/13/2026

Our new girl loaded up brilliantly and we are on our way home!
In a load full of Golden and blue eyed beauties, she wasn’t many people’s first to guess on who we picked. But I thought we should go with another dark Wyoming horse in Sid’s honor.

06/13/2026

The Doswell, Virginia adoption mustangs made it to New York at 4 AM this morning. We are headed up now to pick ours up. We are endlessly grateful for our friends in the mustang community who made this possible for all of these horses and the peer pressure to adopt more 😅
Do you think we got a mare or gelding this time?

06/13/2026

Sid went to his new home today, and Athena and Pearl left the gentling pens to join the main herd. I wasn’t intending on filling that space in our adoption program here this quickly, but when you have a friend going to the event, and a trailer with very affordable hauling heading north, how can you say no?
Who do you think we’ll be picking up in NY today?

Lots of amazing mustangs looking for homes this Friday and Saturday in Virginia! There might still be a spot on a traile...
06/11/2026

Lots of amazing mustangs looking for homes this Friday and Saturday in Virginia! There might still be a spot on a trailer up to NY and then Maine if anyone is needing transport

Pearl had a great session the other night. She learned to bow, and had me above the panels with a leg over her and wasn’...
06/10/2026

Pearl had a great session the other night. She learned to bow, and had me above the panels with a leg over her and wasn’t too bothered. She’s also starting to do much better with picking up her hind feet, and yielding her hind quarters both directions. She even got a couple steps of side pass.
She is available for adoption now🥰

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250 Boone Road
Birdsboro, PA
19508

Telephone

+14849477958

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