Adopt A Mustang - Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group

How to Adopt

If you are interested in adopting one of our Mustangs, please download and read our adoption policy and complete the adoption application (complete the electronic form below or download a PDF to complete).

ADOPTION POLICY (PDF)

ADOPTION APPLICATION (PDF)

We encourage you to complete the electronic adoption application below. If you prefer, completed applications can be emailed to [email protected].

You can choose to save and continue at a later time at the bottom of this form.

Adoption Application

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Please complete this application in its entirety. Failure to complete the application completely may delay the adoption process. Submission of a completed application does not guarantee adoption regardless of date of submission, previous knowledge of the animal or previous conversations with Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group Incorporated representatives.

Wild Rose Mustang Advocacy Group Incorporated reserves the right to place animals in its in with its absolute discretion. The application is only part of the adoption process. All references will be contacted and additional verification of appropriate stabling etc. may be required prior to adoption.

Adopters must be 18 years of age or older. It is understood that adults may desire to adopt for persons under the age of 18. If the adopter is approved, the adult will be fully responsible for the care of the equine. If false information is provided, the application will be denied and as well as any future adoption application.

Completed aplications are valid for 6 months after they are received.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Full Name

Date of Birth

Month

Day

Year

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Is your mailing address different?

Yes

Mailing Address (if different from above)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Driver's License State

Driver's License #

Home Phone

Cell Phone

Place of Employment

Occupation

Work Phone

What other pets or livestock do you have?

How did you hear about WIld Rose Mustang Advocacy Group Incorporated?

Have you ever been issued a citation, warning or been convicted of animal cruelty?

Yes

If yes, please explain.

EQUINE EXPERIENCE

What is your level of riding/equine experience?

Beginner: Rider is new around equines. Comfortable riding at a walk.

Advanced Beginner: Comfortable at a walk and trot, some experience with faster gaits.

Intermediate: Comfortable at all gaits, can handle equines that test a rider

Advanced: Comfortable handling difficult equines in various situations and environments

Very Advanced: Has previous experience training equines or experience handling green equines.

Have you ever owned an equine?

Yes

If yes, how many and explain their uses.

How many equines do you currently own?

What style of riding or driving do you practice?

FACILITY OR BOARDING INFORMATION

Will the equine be stabled on your property or boarded out?

Stabled on my property

Boarded elsewhere

Stabled On My Property

What is the number of acres where the equine will be pastured?

What kind of shelter do you have (barn/stalls, loafing shed, windbreaks, etc.)?

What kind of fencing do you have?

What is the total number of equines on this property?

Boarded Elsewhere

Name of boarding stable

Boarding stable owner

Address of boarding stable

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Have you boarded an equine at this facility before?

Yes

What type of boarding will be done (group pasture, stall, etc.)?

What type of fencing does the stable have?

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Answers will assist us in making the best placement possible.

Is there a specific equine you want to adopt?

Yes

If so, please describe the equine:

What purpose do you intend for the equine you want to adopt ?

Owning an equine may cost $2,000 to $3,000 or more per year for care (feed, veterinarian, farrier, board, etc.). Are you willing and able financially to provide for the equine?

Yes

Will anyone be helping you pay for the care of the adopted equine?

Yes

If so, explain who and why:

Have you sold or given away any equines in the past five years?

Yes

If yes, why and to whom?

What type of equine do you wish to adopt?

Experienced: Calm, gentle, minimal handling issues. Could potentially be handled by a child or beginner.

In Training: Experienced rider or trainer needed, horse has good manners and is willing to please

Untrained: May never have been adequately handled/broke, young, or may only have TIP training.

If you want to adopt an untrained equine, are you planning to hire a trainer?

Yes

If yes, name of trainer:

Phone number of trainer:

If NO, please describe your training experience, training plan and methods.

REFERENCES

It is our practice to contact references. These include personal acquaintances, veterinarians and farriers. This process can take several days depending on the availability of the references.

Please provide the names and phone numbers of two references (excluding relatives). We prefer references that are experienced with equines and also are aware of your equine experience.

Reference #1 Name

Reference #1 Phone(s)

Reference #1 Relationship

Reference #2 Name

Reference #2 Phone(s)

Reference #2 Relationship

Do you currently have an equine veterinarian?

Yes

Name of veterinarian

Name of veterinary clinic

Veterinarian phone

Do you currently have a farrier?

Yes

Name of farrier

Farrier phone

FINISHING UP

I attest that all of the information in this application is true to the best of my knowledge.

Full name of applicant

Date