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For Adoption

Because adopting a mustang is a decision that requires a significant investment of time, energy, and money, we strongly suggest that you spend some time reading the articles on our Education page to get a realistic view of what is involved in bringing home a wild horse.
If you have already adopted a mustang or have selected an untouched horse from holding and need assistance with training, our recommended Trainers will be happy to help you with your horse's education.
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 Zia

 Adopted Nov 2025

Thank you Ann 
​13.H yearling Sweet kind and great mover. Should mature at good size.
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 Mesa

Adopted Feb 2026

Thank you Jett 
​Mesa is a 4-year-old 14 H gelding. He is well built    Good mind, willing but sensitive. 

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Toklea

Adopted Nov 2025


Thank you Haley
​Coming two year filly. Great mover and willing
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To ensure the quality of training each horse receives, and to allow the horses the best opportunity for excellent adoptive homes only a limited number of horses are in JMHA's training program at any given time.  

  A horse is not  marked "Adopted" until the papers have been signed and the adoption fee paid.
 A horse marked  "Adoption Pending" means we have received a verbal agreement from a potential adopter. 
Feel free to contact us about horses marked  "Adoption Pending"  if the adoption paperwork is not completed within two weeks the horse will again be available to other adopters.

You Can Help!


The mustang is a living piece of American history that needs support, now, more than ever. 
  We can only continue growing with the help of our supporters.  Every small contribution is a big help. 
Thank you for caring about our wild horses.


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  • Home
  • Education
    • Blog
    • Why Keep Mustangs Wild?
    • Adoption Considerations
    • Choosing a mustang
    • Keys to a Successful Adoption
    • Finding the right trainer
    • History of Mustangs
  • Mustangs
    • Herd Management
    • For Adoption
    • Success Stories
  • People
    • Our Team
    • Recommended Trainers
    • Support Partners
    • Contact