Wisconsin to host first Interior wild horse center
The U S Department of the Interior will make Wild Bills Blue Ribbon Ranch in Chippewa County Wisconsin the first Interior adoption center for wild horses and burros. About 80 horses and 70 burros from Nevada and Oregon will be trucked to Albertville for distribution Aug 19 23. Applicants need suitable facilities and may call the Twin Cities Federal Information Center at 1 612 349 5333 for instructions.
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Wild horses and burros offered for sale under 1971 act
Interior Department announces a one time adoption program for surplus wild horses and burros. Animals aged five or younger, vaccinated and vet checked, will be sold for 265 dollars with title after 12 months. Applications considered from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin residents with August 6 deadline. distribution via Nelson ranch Albertville.
Mustang Hope in Jackson County Home Range
Taylor Powers Anderson, a small Wisconsin woman, operates a mustang rescue with neighbors under the federal Adopt A Horse Program. Her herd includes Copper and Lady, both from the BLM, and she holds a preferred adopter file for future titles. Cloud, a gelding rescued from a Minnesota slaughterhouse, is her favorite, with a new foal and more to come as she aims to build a six horse hitch.
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Adopted mustangs find new homes through local herd buyers
June Powers, her husband Bob, and family run a horse adoption program near Waverly Iowa. They foster injured horses from the Lea Brothers mink ranch and their own herd of about 25. Prospective owners can adopt a mare with foal at side for 265 and gain three horses if bred back. after a year, the BLM title is issued and the horse leaves the range.
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