Our Mission at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary is devoted to wild horses. From BLM mustangs nobody wanted to rescues in need of a second chance in life, to the preservation of breeds of mustangs that have dwindled to near extinction....it's all about …

The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary was created as a nonprofit organization to provide and maintain a permanent private home for America's unwanted wild horses. BHWHS goal of saving the American Wild Mustang also includes the preservation of endangered wild horse bloodlines of the resident mustang bands.

Sanctuary Closed Saturday and Sunday . 605-745-5955 | CONTACT US. [email protected] Or if you prefer to mail your donations, our address is: BHWHS. PO Box 998. Hot Springs SD 57747. Physical address is; 12163 Highland Road. Hot Springs, SD 57747. Thank you for supporting the horses with your sponsorships, donations and purchases through our gift ...

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The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary owns thousands of acres of private land located in the Southern Black Hills. The principle mission is to save this land from development, preserve the natural habitat of the wildlife on the land and provide a …

Call 605-745-5955 to check availability and schedule your chance to Experience the Magic of the Mustangs. Reservations are necessary. Tours are available Monday-Friday. Mornings are the best time to view the wild herds. Directions: The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary is located 13 miles south of Hot Springs, SD off Highway 71. Cross the ...

Preservation of Rare Spanish, Sulphur, Kiger, Choctaw and Sorraia Mustangs at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary in Hot Springs, SD.

In 2012 and 2013, Windrider Farm Choctaw Horse Conservation program donated three Choctaw broodmares (Goblin, Angel, and Pearl) and their respective foals (Misty, Chief, and Feh) to the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary (BHWHS) in Hot Springs, South Dakota.

There are many ways to give to help keep the vision of a safe place for America's unwanted wild horses alive for generations to come. The donation of stocks.mutual funds and bequests, are just a few of them.

Imagine a place where as far as the eye can see, miles and miles to the horizon, you can view America as it was 300 years ago...where the Cheyenne River flows in all four directions and …