Highlighting groups working to protect our mustangs:

American Wild Horse Campaign | Hidden Valley Wild Horse Protection Fund | Least Resistance Training Concepts | LBL Equine Rescue | Let 'em Run | Project Frontier | Virginia Range Wildlife Protection Association | Wild Horse Connection | Wild Horse Preservation League

Welcome to the April Pinto Post!

We apologize for the late edition!
Spring is starting to show on the Virginia Range. Grass and forage is starting to grow and horses are starting to spread out on the hills and soak up the sun.
Our next issue will come out on or about May 5th, so please submit articles, ideas, and feedback by April 20th to ThePintoPost@gmail.com or through this Google Form.

Fertility Control Update

See the latest numbers and information on AWHC’s fertility control program and celebrate the volunteers as the fourth year of the fertility control program closes out.

On The Range

Sharing the Range: Flies! Learn about the different kinds that annoy horses, other animals, and us! But do they serve a purpose?
Can horses swim? Find out here.

Monthly Highlights

Meet volunteer Michele Einarson and see her view.
And Deborah Sutherland shares a story of a mare named Sunflower. Ladies often get what they want, even in the horse world.

Happy Tails Rescues

It’s that time of year, and with many eyes around the range, foals sometimes get seen when they are in trouble. Read about three recent rescues!

Please use the above number if you see horses or foals injured, sick, or at risk. Where does your call go? Your call goes to a 24/7 answering service that will connect with an on-call volunteer. From there volunteers, proper agencies and organizations will be dispatched. This includes, but is not limited to, local organizations, the large animal rescue team, and the sheriff's office in the corresponding area.

Want to contribute to the Pinto Post? Contact ThePintoPost@gmail.com

The Pinto Post is a volunteer-run, electronic publication not branded to any one organization but created to shine a light on the incredible work of the many wild horse organizations in the Reno/Carson City area.

Photo credits to Ellen Albiter, Deborah Sutherland, Richie Asencio, Nancy Florence, Tracy Wilson