Zenhorse Blog

Year of the Fire Horse begins with Fuego There is a horse here who was adopted because he is stunning to look at. And rejected because he was seen as irreparably flawed. Two and a half years ago, we drove to the BLM facility in Ewing to pick up Bodhi and Boone. I had won them in the online auction and was being very disciplined about looking only at the two horses I was there for. Marissa came along to see how the pickup process worked. I was focused. She was wandering. And t

When winter settles in, one of the most common questions we hear is: “Aren’t the horses cold?” Jennifer King-Decker, a key member of our herd wellness team, walks us through the principles and practices that shape our winter care plan—so you can better understand how mustangs are meant to live, even in snow, wind, and bitter cold. When winter brings snow, wind, and bitter cold, people often worry about horses being outdoors. At Zenhorse® our winter care plan is guided by both

We’ve made it to the middle. Halfway through the calendar. Halfway through whatever this year was supposed  to be. And if you’re anything...

Not all heroes gallop in with fanfare. Some arrive ribby, nameless, and quiet—just two unassuming geldings standing in a dusty auction...