Wild Horse Online Adoption, July 2019

The next online auction for Oregon wild horses starts July 23!
There are 26 horses from various Herd Management Areas available for adoption. See all the beautiful horses and place a bid before July 30! 🐴📲 https://wildhorsesonline.blm.gov/Auction

The horses from southeast Oregon average anywhere from 14 to 16 hands in size and from 900-1,200 pounds. Ages for the horses range from 1 years old to 17 years old.
Their color also varies, from pinto to buckskin, sorrel, bay, palomino, chestnut, dun, brown and black.
The horses came from the following herds: Cold Springs; Kiger; Murderers Creek; South Steens; Stinkingwater; and Warm Springs.
Oregon's Wild Horse Corral Facility in Hines, Oregon, prepares all horses from the range for adoption. Before horses and burros are shipped from the facility, they are given a final brand and health inspection by a veterinarian.
For this online adoption event, horses can be picked up from several locations across the country: Ewing, Illinois; Pauls Valley, Oklahoma; Elm Creek, Nebraska; Hines, Oregon; Carson City, Nevada; Litchfield, California; Mequon, Wisconsin; and Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
See the individual animal profiles, photos and video, and sign up to adopt today: https://wildhorsesonline.blm.gov/Auction
If you have any questions, call 1-800-370-3936 or email [email protected]. Or you can contact the BLM Oregon corral: 541-573-4400

Related:
🐴 Read how Oregon wild horses found homes in Germany: https://goo.gl/gXYmTk
📸 See more photos – and a live auction – featuring Kiger mustangs: https://goo.gl/PuKFe1