| Our mission | To protect, preserve, promote, and rescue the historic Virginia Range, Nevada wild horses, by creating a safe and healthy environment where they can flourish and be embraced by an appreciative public for generations to come. |
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Hidden Valley Wild Horse Protection Fund
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Conditional Court Ordered ServiceCourt Ordered Service is available on a conditional basis. Contact us for more details.Fence Line HikerWalk existing fence lines and report or fix breaks.On The Range FencingHelp to install and repair fencing on the range and at the new sanctuary.Event SupportHelp organize and work at special fund raising events; sell items, raise awareness, provide information to the public |
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| How you help | For over 30 years, volunteers have monitored herd health, grazing availability, provided attention to sick and injured horses and foals, aided in state run adoption processes, and installed and mended fencing and cattle guards. Other volunteers are involved in ensuring federal and state departments are working within the statutes that provide protection and care for the wild horses. In 2012, our organization rescued 150 Virginia Range wild horses, which were removed from the range by the state and being sold at the livestock auction in Fallon. We work hard to find good adoptive forever homes for our horses and continually pursue opportunities that will provide them with positive opportunities. We now have a special Nevada DMV license plate that will providing funding for on the range projects and help our rescued horses. Additionally, we will be opening the Virginia Range Mustangs Sanctuary just north of Reno in 2019. |
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| About us | Hidden Valley Wild Horse Protection Fund is an all-volunteer registered 501( c )3 non-profit organization headquartered in Reno, Nevada. It was incorporated in 2008 with the mission to protect and preserve the wild horses that settle in the foothills surrounding Hidden Valley during the winter months. |
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