Cheyenne
In late June, 2012, we were asked to take in a 15 year old mustang mare because her owners of 8 months were going back East for some time. Cheyenne is a beautiful horse, but has not allowed people to handle her despite being captured 11 years ago. She will eat from your hand, but that is all. We were only able to accept Cheyenne because of a small group of people who are sponsoring her. It now costs about $100 a month to feed one horse. She was with BLM for 2 years, then to her first adoptive home for 2 years, returned to BLM, then to a second adoptive home for 5 years, then to a rescue for a years and a half, then another home for 8 months and now here. She has become less anxious and is very bonded to Scout. After all this time, she still will not allow us to remove the halter that was put on her by the BLM years ago. We don’t know what happened to her in the past, but she was severely traumatized by humans. We have been able to give her some of the peace and happiness she deserves as a member of our small mustang herd. Cheyenne has lost a few of her sponsors, so any help is appreciated.
Cheyenne
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