As published by Cowgirl magazine
Their glossy coats glisten in the bright sunlight as they gallop across the Northern Santa Barbara landscape. This is an image that symbolizes the American West - Wild Horses running proud and free and have held this country’s imagination for centuries. “But close your eyes,” ... Read More
Past, But Fun to Look Back!
🎉 Join us for the Opening Day of our wild horse and burro sanctuary's 2024 program season and Spirit’s 29th birthday!
Celebrate at our headquarters in Lompoc, Calif., on May 4 with:
🔸 a staff-guided walking tour of the sanctuary with time for herd observation,
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Gorgeous photographs for a beautiful cause!
Wild horse photographer Norma Fries’ online and in-person retrospective of her work, “Horse Crazy,” continues until April 28 with 75% of proceeds benefitting our sanctuary! A meet-the-artist reception is set for this Saturday.
The online show is now underway and will continue until April 28.
Shipping ... Read More
Return to Freedom's founder and president, Neda DeMayo, will take part in a moderated panel discussion to celebrate and honor International Women's Month.
The event will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Annenberg Community Beach House, which is located at Santa Monica, Calif., State Beach, 415 Pacific ... Read More
Tickets are now on sale for a full schedule of summer tours, photo safaris and special programs at Return to Freedom’s American Wild Horse Sanctuary headquarters in Lompoc and satellite sanctuary in San Luis Obispo on ... Read More
THIS SUNDAY!! Sunday, October 2nd: Wine tasting - Film - Panel Discussion
Special screening of “The Mustangs: America's Wild Horses” in Paso Robles, CA at Park Cinemas
Hosted by San Luis Obispo Film Festival and ... Read More
Don't miss Flying Goat Cellars ’ 15th Annual Winemaker Dinner at the romantic, rustic setting of La Purísima Mission State Historic Park in Lompoc on September 30, 2022, 6-9 PM.... Read More
Dear Friends,
When we think about a horse sanctuary, we picture large numbers of horses roaming the pastures in groups, living naturally and peacefully within their bonded bands, cared for by loving hands.
While this is very true, we can never forget that these herds and family bands are made up of ... Read More