WILD HORSE FOUNDATION

We have an agreement (MOU) with the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management to assist them with placing any of these wild burros that they remove from Park Land for various reasons.

While in the Clark Mountain area just southwest of Las Vegas into California on the state line, these Burros have to move from the BLM land onto the NPS land to get water and sometimes before they can return back to the BLM they get caught trespassing on wrong federal property. No you read it right, these same Burros who are on Federal land cross a line thats drawn in the "sand" that they can't see to get water and then don't get back across the line end up getting captured for trespassing. I personally thought this is dumb!

Since these Burros are not, native to the area but are recent transplantees unlike the Desert Tortoise, these Burros therefore are expendable and removed permanently.

Our job with agreement is to place these into homes and since these are a unique one of group of Burros as you can see with the marking and complete dun marking and great sizes we are requesting special adoptions processes with these. You must speak to the Director of the Foundation on these.

We have 20 of these Burros, 10 pairs, these will be adopted first come first serve. They will not be here long.


Howdy Ya'll, scew me, we're eat'n	Alright, ya'll stay in line

Honestly, we don't know what happen one minute we're in California, the next we're in Texas!	Well, we got more stripes than any zebra, just come see and take us home!

Yes, I'm good looking, charming and I even do dishes, so get over here already!	Yes, We're Elvis impersonators, Boy are we a great pair of ass's and we can sing to!

Somebody has to watch these!	Lots of stripes......

What about my stripes you don't like.......

If you really want to help the issue with keeping these wild Burros on the Clark Mountain Range contact Jennifer Foster 760-244-9157, she is deeply passionate and concerned about this issue, feel free to call her anytime and she will tell how you can help her to fight this.

( The WHF would like to Thank several of its donors who helped to make these burros available here in Texas for adoption which would have other wise met other terms)

For for more information or ways you can help the WHF place and protect more wild horses and burros into homes please donate any amount to help us to continue these efforts.