Wise Equine Sanctuary of Texas
Chester
9 yr old gelding
Maverick at 6months a resident Mustang
Trouble and Shiloh now at Mustang Spirit
Lilly
Bailey is a wild mustang. Halter broken only. A very sweet little mare. Extremely smart but blind. She has foundering issues at times and has to have a restricted diet. We are looking for a sponsor for her. If you are interested please contact SonjaTop Hat is a wild mustang with a rare personality. We need him to help us as a gaurdian for our geldings. He accepts weeker handicap horses in his group and protects them from danger. And takes in our younger colts and adopts them as if they were his own.Grace is our first horse. And the reason why we got involved with rescues. She has 3 bad legs and allergy issues 9 months out of the year. Now she is on a natural diet with omega for her arthritis. And Yucca for her arthritis.River a beautiful wild mustang who is protector of our wild mares. He is an older gelding that has has trust issues. He is extremely clever. His group has taught us a lot about wild mustangs. Wilder is the daughter of Bailey. We use her and Grace to help out as a companion for Bailey. She is our baby and she help us introduce people to mustangs. She is a friendly and lovable little mare. She loves attention.Lilly is our wild mustang mare. She is the only horse we have that have not been touched. She is a beautiful a very good little girl. She is the mother of Maverick. Everybody loves Maverick. We are training now for individual horse lessons. He very forgiving and loves to socialize.Sweet Chester is a all around fun horse to be around. He unfortunately has two bad back legs and is not able to ride. He needs special food for his arthritis and swollen leg. We would love for him to have a sponsor. His personality will win you over.
Your help is desperately needed to sponsor a horse please help.  For $30 a month it will pay for food only for one horse.  
Currently $85 a month will pay for food and hay for one horse. We will greatly appreciate any monies donated to help.
Contact sonja.steinbach@gmail.com