I’ve spent most of my life working with horses, and over time I’ve developed a special connection with mustangs. They’ve taught me more than I could have ever imagined, about patience, honesty, and trust. What inspires me is seeing what these animals are capable of once they’re given a chance.
There are more than 60,000 wild mustangs living in government holding facilities with no real purpose or home. I want to change that by showing people how incredible these horses are and encouraging others to adopt and train them. My goal is to help people see their value and the role they can still play in our lives and in the land we share.
Contributing in this way gives me a sense of purpose. Working with these horses and helping others understand their worth has made me more connected—to the animals, to the land, and to what it means to care for something bigger than yourself.
There are more than 60,000 wild mustangs living in government holding facilities with no real purpose or home. I want to change that by showing people how incredible these horses are and encouraging others to adopt and train them. My goal is to help people see their value and the role they can still play in our lives and in the land we share.
Contributing in this way gives me a sense of purpose. Working with these horses and helping others understand their worth has made me more connected—to the animals, to the land, and to what it means to care for something bigger than yourself.