ISPMB

Karen Sussman Saving a White Sands Yearling

We will be out of hay in just two weeks and we desperately need your help. In the past month, we have suffered from three blizzards leaving snow drifts over twelve feet high.  Our four wild horse herds are eating more to maintain their energy in calories.    We  have a donor who has promised to help [...]

After more than a year at the Canon City prison holding corral, the gray Sand Wash Colorado mare comes “home.”  Controversy surrounded this mare during a gather when photographer Carol Walker captured an accident and near casualty of the mare while loading in a trailer.  ISPMB waited for someone to adopt this mare but no one stepped forward.  She was scheduled to go [...]

Lieutenant Governor Dennis Daugaard and Karen Sussman

On a recent trip to the Capitol in December, I was fortunate to meet Lieutenant Governor Dennis Daugaard.   Wild horse viewing certainly attracts many visitors to our state.  ISPMB’s goal is to create in a new paradigm in wild horse protection through eco-tourism.  See our tourism page.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!

100 wild mustangs need immediate funding for hay and habitat. The Cheyenne River Sioux reservation, which the horses called home, were no longer able to manage these horses.  As a result, the tribe has been forced to turn the historic Virginia Range mustangs over to the ISPMB. At $2500/week for hay, we need your help to save these [...]

HOW TO WIN:
For those who wish to contribute $5,000 or more to ISPMB, we invite you to be our guests among the 300+ wild mustangs at our beautiful South Dakota ranch. As one of the oldest and most repuable wild horse and burro organizations in the country, we are deeply touched by your advocacy and commitment to animals. In thanks, [...]