Whispering Winds Animal Sanctuary

Whispering Winds Animal Sanctuary Whispering Winds Animal Sanctuary is a 501c3 non-profit organization. We are a no kill sanctuary for

We believe that every animal has a right to life so we do not euthanize to control but allow these horses to roam freely and live out their lives in a safe and peaceful environment. It is our mission to help as many as we can, and although we may not have room at the ranch, we continue to network and work with several other organizations in rescuing, placing, fostering, and transporting both dogs

& horses. We believe that working together with other rescues and rescue organizations opens up more possibilities to assure animals are given a better chance to that wonderful life.

02/10/2025

A REMINDER: The next 4-6 weeks is mating season for coyotes. Please pay attention to your dogs, or cats when outside. The outcome can be tragic as they can, and will attack your pets. Coyote breeding typically peaks in late February, and early March. Male coyotes can become more aggressive during this time of year. Keep your pets safe!

02/01/2025
02/01/2025
01/31/2025

Someone posted the 501 Jessica created with Kendra's Border Horse rescue name. Can you send that to me, please? Tammy Gerrits ??

01/23/2025
01/23/2025

Will you help us find the right home to adopt this gorgeous senior cat? Nimbus is a distinguished 12-year-old lady with a long, luxurious coat and a gentle spirit. This graceful feline is a bit reserved and takes her time getting to know new people. Nimbus prefers a quiet environment where she can relax and enjoy her golden years. Despite her age, she still has a playful streak and enjoys batting at toys and watching birds from a window perch. Nimbus is looking for a patient and loving home that will appreciate her calm demeanor and provide her with the comfort and security she needs. With a little understanding and a lot of love, Nimbus will make a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates the quiet beauty of a mature cat.

You can adopt Nimbus during our January NEW YEAR - NEW PET Adoption Special for $15 plus license fees and the continuing costs and commitments to care for this senior cat.

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/336353

01/23/2025

It is utterly despicable that two emaciated Alpine studs, Bryce and Midnight, were posted at the last minute for tonight's Cleburne sale, exacerbating our challenge to ensure their safety. Regrettably, with only an hour to spare, they know we are struggling to raise the necessary funds to secure their sanctuary.

It is essential to recognize that the abuser, Stephen R, who failed to provide adequate care for these horses, bears full responsibility for their plight, rather than those who were deceived by his false promises. He purchased these horses bidding against Charlotte.

Jackie Hughes has a propensity to shift the blame onto us, diverting attention from her own culpability in dumping 500 horses into the rescue community within a span of two years, while attempting to undermine and sabotage that rescue community the entire time.

Further details regarding this situation will be forthcoming, but for now, our immediate priority is to take action as the auction is starting. We are grateful for the unwavering support of our dedicated advocates. Praying!

01/23/2025
01/23/2025
01/22/2025

MYSTERY MARE UPDATE

After this week we finally have the green light to haul this sweet girl home from the holding facility after recovering from a head injury! Hang in there pretty girl… it’s almost your time! I know so many of you have been wondering about her and when she will be coming home. Fingers crossed it will be next week as long as the weather cooperates! She has a long journey to make from Nevada to Missouri but every mile will be worth the journey for her in the end!

In case you missed it… this is the little Blue Wing Nevada mare who was kicked in the face by the BLM contractor during the roundup this past summer after she collapsed with exhaustion after being chased so long and hard by the helicopter. The second I saw the video of the abuse I knew I had to help her and so I started the endeavor of tracking her down and adopting her with a promise of a much better and brighter future.

After spending the last three months in a separate pen at the holding facility while healing from a facial injury, this poor girl has to be ready to reconnect with another horse again and I imagine she is tired of being isolated and confused as to why. It can take a mental toll on these herd animals being isolated for any reason especially a wild animal who is even more fearful and devastated after already losing everything she has ever known.

This little mare deserves so much better. So much more. And so much love! I hope she can hold onto hope just a little bit longer! We are so close sweetheart! You are not forgotten! So many of you have been asking and following up and inquiring about her and when she will arrive here which warms my heart because she has stuck with you all and is in your hearts just like she has been in mine since the moment I watched that video. Thank you for supporting our every effort to finally bring her home safely and show her a life of love and happiness!

A huge huge thank you to my dear friend Monica Martinez Ross for continuing to go to the facility and check on our girl and provide us updates of what she is seeing on how she is doing. She took this picture of our girl for us over this past weekend. She looks very interested and curious of Monica which makes me happy that she hasn’t completely given up on humans. I have no doubt she can feel Monica’s energy and love for her! Monica has played such a critical role in helping us get her adopted and bringing her home! I am forever indebted to her for her dedication and love for us, our mission, and every mustang!

01/22/2025
01/22/2025

The bottom pictures are the ones Cleburne posted. The top pictures are Salt RiverWild Horse Management Group pictures. Identified
Edison, Martin, Bright Star, Watson
We believe the ones heading to Cleburne up to 20 are the very last of the Alpines. 💔 it's so incredibly sad to see them out in the forest fat and happy to ending up at the sale barn. Nothing but a number

Here are their mugshots - guilty of living on land governed by greed

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584 State Highway 70 S
Fisher County, TX
79543

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I made this last night for my younger sister. I really like the way it turned out so I'm going to make a few in different colors for the next auction

I have been waiting for this bond. Chaco (the black) is the other lead gelding with most of the mares in his band. He usually runs Yava and Smokey away from them. Tonight I looked out my bedroom window and caught this. They have been playing like this for quite a while. The mares all walked around them and went to the hay. Finally!!! Cool pic in comments

How can you not love this? I love my boys!! Smokey Joe has come a long way. He let's me pet him and loves his carrots. (yes, it's December in West Texas. Not a lot of grass, but they always have at least one big bales, if not 2, to eat)

Several dogs FREE TO GOOD HOME!! I have been working as hard as I can to redo the backyard, and it was actually looking good...from the door. They've done this over the past few days since the rain. The one hole is deep but not close enough to the fence to escape. Ugh

The Alpine boys joined up with the herd over night. I saw them in the distance early this morning and when it warmed up I decided to go see how everyone was doing. When they heard my voice Black Jack started trotting towards me. We were doing good until the Alpha lead mare for the herd came flying past me and backed them off. Not sure if she thought they were going to hurt me or what. Everyone looks fine and there's lots of fresh grass everywhere after the latest rains

I went out to see how they were doing and they were just standing by their pen. Yava always comes to me, so I called him and took them for a walk to the other side. I love these boys. The trust they have in me is priceless

The meeting was called to order

Debbie

The mustangs have found some great eats in the north pastures and this is the first time I've seen them up close in a few days. I watch them through binoculars most of the time

God is so good

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