“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.” – Coretta Scott King
CWHF Community Cares Partner is how we acknowledge, highlight, and thank local businesses and individuals who embrace the CWHF, our mission and support us diligently. These partnerships are vital to our cause. Together we create shared visions and projects benefiting the horses. We offer goodwill and support to each other while working together to keep our beloved Banker mustangs wild and free. Learn More
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2020-06-22 16:03:492020-08-28 11:10:48One of a Horse Hair Clay Vase by Michael Middleton
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2013-03-28 00:27:592020-09-27 21:46:07Official Corolla Wild Horse Fund MugAs with most organizations and particularly non-profits, the Corolla Wild Horse Fund continues to meet the financial challenges of the ongoing pandemic crisis. With all facilities closed to the public and all events for the time being cancelled, we continue to find new ways to endure in these difficult times.
We are very lucky to have been given a wonderful song. Castaño is a song that captures the spirit and the significance of the Corolla wild horses. We feel this song will give hope and used as the basis of our fundraiser, will help us meet our goals.
The song, video and lyrics are available as a download for $5. Supporters will be given an opportunity to donate more. Your donation will help us continue our crucial work. Thank you for your support!
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Kelly Wilkes2020-08-27 18:16:592020-08-27 18:16:59A Musical Fundraiser for the Corolla Wild Horses
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Kelly Wilkes2020-07-02 13:09:442020-07-02 13:09:44Outer Banks wild horses get mass DNA testing to uncover true lineage
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2020-05-05 08:59:222020-05-05 08:59:22NC wild horse fund announces birth of baby foal, making her 3rd of 2020
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2020-04-20 14:23:042020-04-20 14:23:04Welcome to the Beach, Alma!
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2020-04-04 09:29:462020-04-04 09:29:46IT'S A BOY! Ok, we're like 99% sure.
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Corolla Wild Horse Fund2020-03-19 11:19:152020-08-19 17:37:14CWHF Response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Meet Riptide, our latest rescue.
Support the horses ➡️ www.corollawildhorses.com/support-corolla-wild-horse-fund/
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A friend & I went on the Corolla wild horse tour 2 weeks ago, it was amazing!
Thank you for all you do. Riptide is a gorgeous boy.. Miss seeing the horses roam the beaches. Wish nevada would treat their wild horses as well as you guys do.
Oh what a beautiful horse you are so amazing to help these horses love you all ❤️❤️❤️
What an amazing thing you guys are doing!! He is a handsome boy and gentle giant!! Thank you for all you do!! Wish I were closer-I’d help all I could 💙
Love Riptide! So Thankful for everyone who helps these beautiful Wild Horses! Happy Sunday!!❤️🐴❤️🐴
I love that you are sharing this and answering questions and sharing Riptide! This is awesome.
Thanks so much for sharing Riptide with the community. You are doing a great job and are greatly appreciated.
Thank you to everyone who saved this horse's life. Thanks for doing the facebook live so we can see him!
He is amazing! My life dream is to one day be able to volunteer for this organization. You touch my heart! 💕
I am positive there are many difficult moments in your profession-but I am so jealous of your work!! Must be so satisfying!!
Is he on any daily medication to help with wound healing, like antibiotics, steroids, etc?
I have a Corolla I adopted years back from you guys and I am surpised at his more roman type head! Hes beautiful!
Beautiful horse. We were there about 3 years ago and seeing all the horses were amazing.
Thanks for educating the public about the complexity of managing these horses
What type of diet do you give these horses who you rescue.
On my bucket list to see the Corolla Beach horses!!
Hi from the Spacecoast! Thank you for sharing. Awe, it’s a shame they can’t return to the beach. So glad you were able to help Riptide. Praying he will heal soon & be pain free. ❤️🥰🐎🙏🏼🌻
Will this youngster be able to be returned to his herd or is he too acclimated to humans now because of his necessary long term medical care?
GM Meg, good 2CU again. Miss your Swan/Corova beach tours. Hopefully resume once tourists are off beaches. Be well, cheers to team CWHF ❤️
This is amazing! Thanks for your love & care of these wonderful creatures ❤️❤️❤️
I have such cute pics of him and his mom and dad from July. I will cherish them especially now.
So handsome and love able!! He looks like a little (lol) stinker!! Thank you for all you do!!❤️
He definitely has great facial expressions! He speaks with his eyes...
Since he and his sister had the same or very similar injury, will you be trying to find out exactly what caused both?
He’s so sweet and is a ham for the camera and attn❤️🤗😁👍Love him!! He’s a handsome boy🤗🤗
Don’t forget - tomorrow morning at 10am EST tune in for a live video to meet this goofball (aka Riptide).
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Now THAT's a nose! 😁 The bandage looks nice and clean too.
The tongue 👅😂
That face!! 🥰
His head resembles an octopus in this closeup lol!
Love this face 😘😘😘
I really hate that this happened to him but I am so glad it happened while he was young. I believe it would have been much harder on one of the older horses and I know he will have a great life even if he does not get to go back to the herd.
That tongue❤️❤️❤️
Steve Apple another tongue sticking out!!!
Is the silly sticking his tongue out for the camera?
Hayden Lytton check out the Wild Riptide
Lucky guy to have your great people to save his life. Well worth saving too!
I'm so happy to read his story and know that he's doing much better! ❤
Yay!
Hello, handsome!
Love the horses 🐎 😍 ❤ 💕
What a sweetheart 💜😊
Great photo! 😍
Cute!
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CUTE CUTE. 🐎
Hi Beautiful Riptide. Looking forward to tomorrow. ❤️🐴❤️🐴
If you’ve caught yourself thinking “CWHF sure has been kind of quiet” anytime over the last 42 days, you would be correct. We have been dealing with a critical medical emergency with one of the (now formally wild) horses. It’s taken 6 weeks to get him to the point where we are cautiously optimistic that he is going to fully heal from his injury, even though he is not quite out of the woods yet.
(This is a long post and believe it or not, the abbreviated version!)
The first week of August, we received a call that yearling colt Riptide had an open, bleeding wound on the lower part of his hind left leg. As is our policy, we located him and got photos and video that were immediately passed along to our vet. Riptide was sound, and showing no real signs of illness or discomfort. Our vet advised us to monitor him closely and document the wound every day so that we could track any changes. About midway through that first week, we noted that the wound seemed to be growing in size. Our vet recommended that Riptide be captured and treated as soon as possible. The location of the wound (right above his hoof, close to the ground) and the fact that it was growing in size was definitely cause for alarm. We were advised to transport Riptide directly to the hospital at North Carolina State University as soon as we were able to capture him.
On August 14 we caught Riptide after several hours of tracking his family. We left the beach and took him straight to Raleigh. Suffice it to say, it was one of the most physically and emotionally difficult rescues our current team has ever experienced. We made it to the hospital late that night, and it was a huge relief to get Riptide into a stall where he settled in almost immediately and was finally where he needed to be to receive the care he required to save his life.
Because Riptide arrived at the hospital completely wild, the vets and staff there faced some challenges that are not present with domesticated patients. You can’t just walk up to a scared, wild horse and safely get a needle into a vein, or examine a wound on a back foot without getting kicked, or get them to eat medication mixed in with their feed when they don’t even know what grain is. But the staff at NCSU were patient and creative, and worked closely with us as well as other colleagues to figure out the best ways to get Riptide the care he needed without traumatizing him or causing additional issues like colic or laminitis. Within the first couple days, they were able to get Riptide safely anesthetized so that the wound on his leg could be examined and cleaned. Once the granulated tissue around the wound was surgically removed and a biopsy taken, it was discovered that Riptide was suffering from a fungal infection that had entered his body through the open wound. He most certainly would not have survived had we left him in the wild.
For several weeks, Riptide received regional limb perfusions every couple of days, regular cleaning of the wound and re-bandaging, and was obviously monitored 24/7 for any changes to his vital signs (of which there were many). It is truly hard to put all that he went through into words. Those first weeks are a bit of a blur now. In the beginning we took things hour by hour, and after the first couple weeks, day by day. He developed an abscess at the site on his hip where he was darted with sedative the first time he went into surgery, and still has several open incisions on his hip and leg to allow the infection from the abscess to drain. His temperature and white blood cell count went up and down, and had to be treated accordingly. Several full-body ultrasounds were performed to check for inflammation or other pockets of infection. He developed vascular complications from the IV catheter. Every day there was a new issue to address but the team at NCSU stayed on top of it. Luckily, the wound on his leg ultimately responded wonderfully to treatment and the vets were also able to get the fungal infection under control and treated before any damage was done to the rest of Riptide’s leg.
After five very, very long weeks, we got the call last Saturday that Riptide was ready to come home. He is not fully recovered, and still requires intensive care from us, but the vets at NCSU felt comfortable sending him home with the instruction to bring him back to the hospital immediately should he show the slightest signs of regression. It’s been almost a week since he’s been home and in that time his temperature has remained normal, the wound on his leg is clean and continues to heal, and the fluid we flush out of his abscess sites every day is clean and clear. His appetite is great, he is drinking plenty of water, and is bright and alert. We are working to slowly and carefully help him gain the weight back that he lost during his battle at the hospital, and he’s even gotten his feet trimmed. Spending five weeks in ICU was a crash course in domestication, but Riptide has adapted so well. He is so sweet and good-natured, and very brave and well-behaved for his care and treatment.
It would be easy to simply say that Riptide is one lucky horse, but in reality he is home now because there have been so many people who worked tirelessly to get him to this point. From the person who first reported the injury, to our staff who monitored him and then got him off the beach, our local vets who so fully embrace and respect our mission and the significance of these horses, the entire team at NCSU who not only treated Riptide’s physical issues but also took care of his emotional needs and showed him so much love and compassion while he was at the hospital, to all of YOU who support our organization and make it possible for us seek out this level of care and put so many resources into saving their lives when they need our help - that is why Riptide is alive today.
As you can imagine, Riptide racked up a hefty bill while he was NC State, and continues to require regular treatment and follow-up exams. If you are able to donate and help us cover these costs, we so greatly appreciate it. Every single dollar makes a difference! We also understand that things are tight for so many people these days; sharing this post also makes a difference, as do good vibes and positive thoughts.
Now that we can step back and breathe a little easier, we will bring you regular updates on Riptide’s progression. Join us here on Facebook, this Sunday at 10am EST for a live video where we will introduce him to everyone - he is already a ham for the camera! During that time we will do our best to answer any questions you have and talk about what the future has in store for this special colt.
🐎 Make a one time donation through our website and put “Riptide” in the notes/comment section: www.corollawildhorses.com/one-time-donations/
🐎 Checks can be mailed to CWHF, PO Box 361, Corolla NC 27927
🐎 Donations made via Facebook are secure, and 100% of the proceeds come directly to CWHF.
Thank you!
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Wonderful news! I make the same face when I feel the salt air!! Will he be able to be returned to the herd?
Donated! Just so everyone knows, if you buy on Amazon, change it to Amazon Smile and chose Corolla Wild Horse Fund for your charity. A small portion will go to them for everything you purchase. I have been doing it for years! Every little bit helps🐎
If I may ask, will he be able to return to his family and the beach or will he now remain with you ? I'm new to your group and learning about the wild horses. Thank you for all you do to protect these beauties and gifts from our Heavenly Father.
Had the Opportunity to Actually See Riptide in August 2019!
Best wishes to Riptide. What a handsome young boy you are. You couldn’t be in better hands! Thanks to all at NCSU who played a part in his treatment and care. 💜🐴
Thank you so much for fighting for him. And I expect the Veterinary staff and students at NCSU got. an education too. Sent a small donation.
Will he be returned to his family now that he has been with people for awhile??
Lordy Lordy....horse breeder friends in Oregon just survived the fires which missed their barns, fields, stables n home by a mere 5 miles. All 4 legged creatures evacuated 2 days B4 humans. 4 month old filly had accidentally damaged eye socket 1 week B4 fires making surgery for repair necessary. Her Mom n she were trailered to Oregon State U for further surgeries as filly further damaged wound as fires got closer n was spooked by 60 mph winds. Entire tribe now back at farm n future looks promising :) Always amazes me how "horse" people hold each other n horses up in significant times of need. Been following CWHF 4 ever n remain favorably impressed n grateful each n every time y'all intervene to save n rehabilitate the majestic Mustangs here in our beloved OBX. Thank you.
Was this the 'swamp cancer' that the Chincoteague ponies were having issues with?
Do these horses Domesticate easier and faster than mustangs out west?
Sweet fella, I’m glad you were able to save him and he didn’t have to get sicker and die a painful sad death alone out there. Welcome to the other side of the fence Riptide. Speedy healing!
So happy to see Riptide finally home ❤️ he was a well loved patient at State & we wish him the best in his future! Such a sweet guy ❤️
Here's the first photo I took to share with CWHF
Will Riptide be released back to his herd when he recovers?
This says so much about your care and devotion and the NCSU staff.
Riptide is a handsome boy! Such a great ending to such a unknown beginning.
Will he be returned to the herd or domesticated, trained, etc?
Will he be kept intact & possibly used as a breeding stallion?
I remember seeing a post back in August about his injury and am thankful for all the care he has received over the past weeks by all involved and that he is finally on the mend. While we hate hearing the news of his injury and know he won't be able to return to the wild life he led, we know you have done your best by him and given him a healthier life than he would of led had you not stepped in. Thanks CWHF for all you have done for Riptide and the other horses.
Do you know how he got wounded?
He was such a great boy to work with at NCSU!
Any theory what caused the wound to begin with? Hoping it wasn't another snake bite case.
I am in absolute tears right now knowing I had just a small part in saving Riptide. I knew the wound on his leg looked very raw. Remember we discussed it possibly being a snake bite? You guys always impress me with the lengths you will go to to save one of these wonderful animals. Kudos to you all for ALWAYS giving 100% to them. I'm donating right now. Be well, Riptide. The McTigue family is pulling for you.
Corolla Wild Horse Fund, thanks for everything you do to care for these special horses. I am mailing a check for Riptide's medical bills.
wow what a tough guy! Glad he made it through the worst part and is doing better. Thank you guys for all you do for these beautiful souls, you are amazing wonderful people. ❤️
It’s a girl - Alejandra! 💜
(We will not be disclosing location or the names of the parents just yet. This family needs time to bond in quiet safety. If you are lucky enough to see them please give them plenty of space.)
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1 week to late. Was there last week and seen one of the foals born earlier this year
She is beautiful. Such a blessing in this crazy year!
a beautiful thing...may she live a long happy life...and i hope one day to see these amazing horses!
She's a little beauty! Congrats to her 4 legged parents and all her 2 legged ones!❤🙏👍
She's adorable 😍 she looks so curious, love the long legs & knobby knees 🤗 thank you for sharing 🐎❤🐴
Love this . We need some happiness in this crazy world
I think we saw them tonight on the beach...there was a large stallion, 2 mares and this baby foal. They were being escorted down the beach by the sheriff's dept. Beautiful animals.
Beautiful foul. People stay away and don’t feed them!!
This took away the depression seeing this beautiful baby,
Gorgeous foal and dam. Prayers for protection and safety for them all.
Congrats to the Wild Horses!! long live Alejandra
Welcome to the beach, little one! May you always have your butt to the wind!
She is such a beautiful girl 💕 Wild & Free 💕💕💕
Wonder how exacting. Thanks for sharing. PLEASE REMEMBER TO GIVE THE HORSES SPPACE AND DO NOT FEED THEM
Pretty baby!
Absolutely gorgeous! This is so exciting! Thank you for being so careful with them! Thanks for sharing beautiful photos for all to enjoy!! 💕
Beautiful name for a beautiful foal! May she has a long life wild and free!
Welcome sweet girl! May u live a long and healthy life!
Such a beautiful sight! Thank you for sharing joy!!!
Welcome to this crazy world beautiful girl! 😘❤️
No one needs to know...let them have peace...
She's so beautiful! <3
I'm so blessed to get to see the pictures. They are so beautiful.
I wouldn’t let the names or location out ever, people can’t leave them alone and just ruins it for the ones that do sadly,
So precious 💖 And momma is strikingly beautiful 🐎
We have a new foal! 😍🥳 We have been hoping we might get a few fall babies. Not 100% sure of the sex of this little one yet so no name to announce but we couldn’t keep this good news to ourselves for very long. Right after these pics were taken the family went back into the woods. All seem to be in great shape!
(📸: Catherine Maryott)
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Welcome baby! We need happiness. Good job mom.
Sooooo cute. Keep your apples to yourselves folks.
Adorable! By the way this is a good name for either sex. Just saying. Lol.
So cute! I love the leggy, gangly foals. Great news!
I think it’s a stud colt.
Filly- Autumn Colt -Equinox
😲😠😡🤬 That's 2 babies during my 2 scheduled vacations that had to be cancelled due to this Covid 19 crap!!! Grrrr. Glad to see Mama and baby doing well 😘❤️.
Filly Moxie
What a looker. Welcome to the herd!!!
So glad you all look after the horses!!
Aweeee love this so much. I hope humans leave them alone
❤❤ amazing news just adorable..Does this make number 5 or 6?? Who does this beauty belong to who's harem?
We’ll have to keep an out when we are there in a little over a week!
Yay!!!!! I am so thrilled to hear this. Given that you darted fewer females, I was expecting more foals this year. This. Is. Excellent!!
Colt Caesar
So happy to see a wild baby running free!
Beautiful mom& foal. Thank you for sharing.
Whoo-hoo! Welcome little one!
Awesome! I was so sad to hear about Danny. I hope he/she stays safe. ❤️
So adorable! Can’t wait to hear a name!
Yayyyy! Congrats! Welcome to the beach little one!
Oh!! I can’t wait to see what it is and it’s name. Keep us posted.
You made my name with this news! What a beauty!
This is awesome news to hear! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️🐴❤️🐴❤️
That is wonderful news! So nice to see something so beautiful in this day and age in particular. God bless the new addition and his or her family with long happy healthy lives!
Did you know that horses and rhinos are in the same family and share common, prehistoric ancestors? 🦏🐎 They are of the taxonomic order Perissodactyla, also known as odd-toed ungulates. Animals in this order (equids, tapirs, and rhinos) bear most of their weight on one toe. They also share similarities in the way that the eat and digest food, long gestation periods, and their skeletal structure.
Celebrate #WorldRhinoDay by checking out the info provided by International Rhino Foundation 👇🏻 and learning what you can do to help protect these critically endangered animals!
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Since 2011, World Rhino Day has been celebrated internationally on September 22nd. The International Rhino Foundation recognizes World Rhino Day as day of awareness for the threats facing all five …Back in stock just in time for hot chocolate weather - the official CWHF mug! They make great gifts too. Order online today; they can be shipped or picked up on our porch in Corolla. ☕️🐴🧣
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Dishwasher/microwave safe? I didn’t see anything about either in the description.
If the store us still closed, how does one pick up their online orders?
I love mine! ❤️
Pretty.
Aren’t these beautiful! ❤️🐴❤️
We love ours !
I’d like to know when your 2021 calendars will be available and do you mail them if necessary?
My daughter bought me one of these cups several years ago and it’s still my favorite coffee cup.
I love mine ❤️❤️
Love my mug! I drink out of it all the time. Such a great size
I’ll be in the area the week of Oct 10th. Do you think you’ll still have any available for porch pick up then?
Sent you a PM regarding my two mugs
Are they made in the USA?
When do you expect the 2021 Calendar to be available?
Will you ship to MA?
If I order now, can I pick up on my next trip in a few weeks?
Everyone is loving this cooler weather! No sweat and no bugs = happy horses (and humans too!).
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Love seeing these guys n gals❤️
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Yes, a day with out sweat !
Nothing better than happy horses🥰
I hate i didn't get to meet Raymond in person when I was there in June. I Definitely will be back next year and I hope I get to visit the farm
Love them all, but RAYMOND😍is tha MULE!!!!!!!
Thank you for sharing. They are beautiful❣️🐎🙏🏼🌻
And Raymond ❤
How many horses live at the farm? I wish Breyer would produce some models of them.
So glad to see and hear that everyone is happy! Wishing all of you a Wonderful Weekend! ❤️🐴❤️🐴
Love this weather too.
Beautiful pictures
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Koda always plays like a puppy when it gets cooler.
Our horses are loving it too.
Love love them!!!!!
Beautiful horse pics
Love. ❤ all of these beautiful horses. .🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Love!
Thanks for all the updates and wonderful pic
Angry sea alert— I’m not sure where to post this but there are dangerous surges of waves 🌊destroying the steps people built to the beaches. Metal is everywhere on the beaches. Is there a clean up crew of volunteers? People are saving the fish and putting the fish back in the ocean, but they’re seeing a lot of metal on the beach that could be really dangerous for the horses
Everyone looks happy and healthy!!❤️🐴
Hello there! Yay for happy horses!
I proudly support CWHF. Will you? 🐴❤🐴❤
Rosie was born in March 2019 and as you may remember, lost her mother in a tragic accident that July. Rosie was still a baby, but old enough to survive without her mom’s milk and was in a harem with several other mares who were very attentive. After watching her for a few days and consulting with our vet, we decided to leave Rosie on the beach so that she had a chance to grow up wild and free.
Fast forward to today and as you can see, Rosie is doing great! Her “aunts” took good care of her and she is growing up to be a lovely mare who will hopefully produce healthy foals that will carry on her family’s legacy. Rosie is a testament to the Banker horses’ strength, resilience, and instinct. Despite the tragic loss of her mom, she has thrived and we are so pleased that we made the right call on that horrible day last July. 🌹
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That was such a horrible day. I’m so happy to see Rosie thriving. It’s amazing how the aunts took her in. Thank you so much for sharing. It’s such a beautiful blessing to see. ❤️🐴❤️🐴
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Such a beautiful girl. Someday soon she will have her own little one to raise.
She has grown into a beautiful yearling. So glad she is still Wild and Free.
It takes a village of "aunts" and the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. Rosie has grown into a lovely young lady. Carry on the legacy pretty girl.
She is a real beauty.
I wasn’t part of this group back when Rosie’s mother passed what happened?
How wonderful that Rosie survive in that her aunts took over in her care and rearing. A shining example of how resilient Wildlife can be! May she have a long and Healthy Life along with the rest of the Corolla horses!
Could the horses from out west live with the nc horses. I don't know much about the nc horses. Just what I have read on your side. Maybe one day I can visit
Run wild & free Rosie!
Rosie is beautiful. I pray she has a long & healthy life with a family of her own. So sad she lost her mom but glad she remained with the harem. ❤️🐴🙏🏼🌻
So precious. You all are so wonderful and so blad she is thriving.
So glad to hear a Rosie update and she is doing so well. Thanks. And yes thank you for watching her when she was a baby. Good call
A positive outcome from a horrible tragedy.
Do you think you’ll be doing live videos again?
Isn’t this Rosie taken April 30 of 2019
That was a very sad situation with her mother
I wish I could have millions of land so no one could hurt them
I’m happy to see Rosie thriving as part of the herd, and gladder still that the herd took over when she needed it most!
Is that Rosie in the front ? I believe I have baby photos
Thank you for the great photo and update on Rosie! I hope we get to see her next month when we visit.... Kathy Kersey Wiggins Patty Aiken
“Consulting with our vet” to ensure they are “wild and free”. Lmao. Again, they are fenced in and have healthcare and birth control. Stop soliciting money for your farm to line people’s pockets. This IS NOT wild.
She's a survivor.
Rosie is absolutely beautiful!💕
She is so beautiful..love Rosie and the aunts. Also love all the Outer Banks Horses.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh...fall on the Outer Banks. Doesn’t get much better than this! The horses are busy eating up the last of the green grass and growing their fuzzy winter coats. Persimmons and acorns are two seasonal foods that you will see the horses eating this time of year. Acorns are not typically consumed by horses but the Corolla mustangs are not typical horses. In the 500 years that they lived on these barrier islands they have adapted to eat the food that is available to them - including acorns! 🍂
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They are always a sight to see! 🐎
Fantastic photos of these great beauties. 💗
They are amazing. Thank you for teaching us about their lives and their adaptations. I am awed by them and your conservation efforts. Blessings.
Love the horses. Getting ready for the cooler months.
Interesting about the acorns. They would cause problems in other horses. Nature's adaptability is amazing.
That’s the beauty of these creatures. They are in their natural habitat they make their way through the winter months just as any other time of year. Their elegance is what makes this area so unique.
So beautiful and so good to know they find food and adapt to whatever is available even if it isn't "horse food". I hope to travel to the area and observe them one of these years.
Awe, so beautiful and majestic! I’ve been to the OBX but never saw them. It’s on my bucket list. ❤️🥰🐴🙏🏼🌻
Enjoy this beautiful time of the year. Relief from the heat.
Our house in last September had some wild apples trees that were very popular with the horses. The apples were smaller than a golf ball.
So amazing they can eat acorns and not get sick and live on the sandy beaches and not sand colic🤷♀️
Awesome photos and thank you for the information on their diet! Who would have figured they adapted to eating acorns!
So beautiful!!!!! Love seeing them in their natural settings!
I’m sure this weather is a welcome relief for them, no bugs & cool temps with an east wind!😊🐎
Interesting...these horses are truly amazing.
I think of Misty when I see these beauties.
Please keep up with reminders to give these beauties space and not feed them anything! Beautiful photos!
I got this shot last week!
They are so beautiful and majestic! Love seeing them in their natural habitat..love the pictures!
My absolute favorite place . Corolla is beautiful.
Beautiful creatures! Looking forward to seeing them!
Thanks for the gorgeous pictures love them
Meg. Hope you'll resume your beach rides showing the horses. I've missed them this summer
These are the most beautiful in this beautiful habitat ❤️
Thank you for these photos!
Obi Wan (aka William) checking in to say hi! He is living the good life on a farm in Delaware with other horses, goats, and a mini horse that he is apparently quite smitten with. 🥰 (And his wonderful humans too, of course!)
Obi was rescued as a newborn foal. He was small, not eating, and unable to keep up with his mother. Obi spent several weeks at the North Carolina State University veterinary hospital in critical condition, but his strong Banker spirit prevailed.
It’s because of your support that we are able to go to such great lengths to save and protect these special horses. A lot of effort went into saving Obi, as it does for any horse we rescue, and we consider our members and supporters part of the team. Thank you! And know that your contributions to CWHF really do save lives. Obi is proof of that.
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Thank you so very much for the update. He turned into a beautiful pony.
Finally! The update I've been waiting for. Thank you so much. He's gorgeous, so handsome.
Hello Obi. Beautiful pictures.
Aw...we saw him on the beach before he was rescued. So tiny and sickly. Then met him at the Open House. Thrilled he's doing so well!
What a wonderful update. What started out as a desperate rescue has paid off in this handsome horse. Thank you and his new family for being there when needed.
Wow! That’s so awesome to hear how he has survived! So Happy William is beautiful and thriving so much! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️🐴❤️🐴
beautiful and as always great news
Thank you for posting. We helped Williams recovery with a donation & even met him on the farm during an open house. Thank you for all you do💗
He's beautiful !
He looks wonderful! I too have a portrait of him in my living room (from the CWHF store) and often wonder how he is doing. This makes my heart happy. Thank you CWHF for all you do for these majestic animals!! #keepemwildandfree
I was just wondering about William last week. I followed his story when he was rescued. Renee' Berndt!
I live in Delaware can we see him at this farm?
Why Delaware? He should of stayed in North Carolina.
He was such a cutie. So happy to see he is living the dream. 💜
Beautiful
A gorgeous horse
Thank you for all you do to protect these horses and step in when necessary. 👏👏👏
Awe, thank you for the update! It makes my heart happy that he is healthy and loved 💕
Wonderful! So glad he’s healthy & happy!! I have a portrait of him at only a few months old! Love it
Good job
Handsome guy! So glad he is safe and loved!
Thank you so much for sharing this photo and information about Obi Wan (William). I was very involved in following William's story from the beginning, and I have often wondered about how he was getting along at his new home. It is so good to know that William is happy and well cared for. Thanks again.
I've often wondered about William..... Thanks for the update!
Glad to see William! They picked him up across the street from us. Handsome boy!!
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I was blessed to capture this beauty on December 28, 2019.
📸: Kim Ramsey Pond
Looks like you have a pregnant mare there.
Gorgeous. Got home yesterday from our week in Corolla. Didn't see any horses this trip... and it's such a shame this virus shut down the museum and gift shop and ranch (though I COMPLETELY understand) I still get to come home to this fella and his brother, both adopted from your ranch and loved so much! #keepthemwildandfree But when they can't be, #keepthemsafeandloved Such an honor
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PRECIOUS! BEAUTIFUL! ❤️
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Beautiful
Beautiful Picture!!
So beautiful
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Beauties! Such a fitting photo on this day. ❤️
We just did our annual trip. We saw all of the signs to hopefully help protect these animals. Job well done!!
Beautiful!
Beautiful picture of our OBX treasures. 💕
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Love them ❤️
Gorgeous 💕
They each have a white star. I think it’s amazing that you can see horses on the beach. 😊
Beautiful picture
Perfect shot.
So beautiful!
Pretty babies.. thanks for sharing your picture.
Beautiful stars on their foreheads!
The good old days! Do you remember the very first time you ever saw the Corolla horses? For me it was in the late 80s/early 90s, grazing around Whalehead in Historic Corolla and Currituck Beach Lighthouse before either property was restored. The beginning of a lifelong love of horses! 🤗It's a rainy day here... so we're throwing back to the 1980's.... love this! Wild and free ❤ #tbt
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When I was little, my mom and I would drive up to Corolla early in the morning. We would grab snacks at Wee Winks and have breakfast on the beach with the horses. They were always there.
I remember seeing horses back in 1990 at our rental in Ocean Sands.
I miss seeing those old cottages too, back in the ole days so open and wild and unspoiled..
It’s too bad Corolla wasn’t donated to the government for the horses to live free!
Rented a house in Whalehead 1992 - the horses came right up to the houses then ❤️
I remember seeing the wild horses on Harker's Island/Shackleford Bay in the early '50's. Though not Corolla, it was awesome and gave me my love of wild horses.
I remember in the early 90s in Corolla Light we had a horse in the parking area under the house. She didn’t stay long. It was very exciting for all of us. But I surely get why they had to move them. 😥
Back when the horses were actually wild? Before it became an outside zoo business soliciting “donations” to line pockets? Ohhh the good old days.
The good old days indeed especially in Currituck. I remember seeing the horses growing up back in the late 60's and 70's. I miss those days.
Mid 70’s for me. Somewhere I have an old photo I took of a mama and baby by the lighthouse back when there wasn’t a whole lot besides horses going on in Corolla!
I think it was 1992, we were "held hostage " for most of the morning. The horses were under the deck of the house! Loved it!! I believe this was on Pellican lane, Corolla.
Early 90’s at Whalehead and just walking down the road...it was awesome.
I'll never forget it. I was in my 30's but squealed like a little girl. Pure joy and awe. Magnificent creatures ❤
I remember when they used to roam all through Corolla. You’d see them everywhere. I miss that, but I understand why they had to be moved.
We started staying in the OBX in the late 80;s, and the horses roamed around Corolla in yards and such. That was before they moved them north to protect them.
I remember seeing the horses graze in front of the Food Lion in Corolla. The first year, early 1990's we came to the OBX was the year Star the Prince of the horses was hit by a car and killed. I think this was the beginning of the movement to protect the horses for all the additional vehicle deaths that occurred to the herd. Thank goodness for the Corolla Wild Horse Fund!
I 1st saw one in the early-mid 80’s when the road I to Corolla was first opened to the public. He crossed the road right in front of our Jeep by the light house. So cool!!
My husband saw his first in the 90's before they were moved north. She and her foal were grazing around a parking lot base at the Corolla Food Lion.
June 1994 grazing on a well manicured lawn about a mile or so south of Tim Buck II 😍 It still makes my heart flutter to think about it.
We rented a house in Corolla when the road stopped after Duck. My sister and brother in law built a house on the sound right behind the Whalehead Club. Best memories of riding our bikes to see if we could find the horses hidden in the trees and marsh around the Club. They were so skiddish and free.... we were in their territory... it was like watching a fairy from afar. We never ever considered approaching them. Thank you for all that you do to keep them safe.... if only folks would listen.
It was the Summer of 1988 and a few were wandering around in the Corolla Light development. Right there between the homes and on the street.
We started vacationing in Carova in early 80’s. Saw cows and buffalo plus the horses. What we didn’t see was people. Those were the days 🥰
What a cool photo.
My first time seeing the horses was about 5 yrs ago so gorgeous. Then along Raymond which was getting out and in trouble I fell in love with him . Hope he is doing great!!!
I first saw them at my in- laws house in the yard in Whalehead in the 80s. I was amazed to see them come up so close to the house. I loved just sitting quietly and watching them
This Labor Day we’d like to take a moment to thank our OBX friends and neighbors in the service industry. Without you, this season would not have been possible. It’s been one for the record books in many ways; busy, different, and at times scary, but it’s because of your hard work and sacrifice that so many people were still able to come to the beach this year. We see you, and we appreciate you! If you are visiting, please take a moment today to say a special thank-you to the wait staff, shop clerks, housekeepers, and other hardworking folks who made your vacation possible despite the many unique challenges 2020 brought with it.
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I appreciate the hard work you do for our horses. We are blessed to have caring folks like you. ❤️🐴❤️🐴❤️
Great shot
Thank to all of you for your hard work taking care of the gorgeous wild horses
Thank you to all the hard workers!
A huge thank you to you as well.
thank you all!
Stefanie Zehner here’s the outer banks wild horses ❤️
Thank you ALL!!!
Loved seeing the horses on the 4wheel drive beach this summer. Thanks for all you do
We are so blessed to have your team working to help and save our beautiful OBX wild horse herds. God bless each and everyone of you! 🥰
Thank you so much to everyone that help make OBX a Wonderful place to go! Have a Safe & Happy Labor Day! ❤️🐴❤️
And thanks to all who care, respect and Love the wild horses!!♥️
Thank you!
We were there! Thank You to everyone who made it possible!
Thank you too for caring for those special horse
Very well said.
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We are so grateful to everyone in OBX for helping our family have a little bit of normal this summer. My kids loved their annual family beach trip and it helped us forget about the tough times for a while. ❤️
Thank you for all the wonderful videos you did this summer, could not get there this year but felt like we were.
Thank you and you are appreciated.
Stunning beautiful Thank you to all of you !
Beautiful photo.
Thanks for the shout out - it's been crazy!!
Thank y’all 👏
A stunningly beautiful picture to those of us in fire ravaged CA.
We have received several calls and messages this evening about people feeding horses.
Please enjoy your vacation while at the same time respecting the laws that are put in place for the horses’ safety as well as yours. You are not an exception to the law because you have horses at home, or feel a special connection, or think just one carrot won’t hurt. If caught you will be cited and fined; our sheriffs department has a no-tolerance policy in place when it comes to the wild horse ordinance.
If you witness someone feeding horses, please call 252-232-2216 and be ready to give a location as well as a description of the offenders. If you are able to safely get video or photos you can send them to us via private message. It helps to know which horses we need to keep an eye on for colic or choke.
We can’t lose another horse to feeding. It’s simply inexcusable. Please do your part to help protect them.
Here is the Currituck County wild horse ordinance: www.corollawildhorses.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/wild-horse-ordinance.pdf
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I swear some people think the horses were put there for their own amusement, like its a petting zoo.🙄
Please don’t feed the horses. They just recently lost one because of a Apple if I remember correctly! Please Keep them safe. ❤️🐴❤️
Its just respect. Do you want to continue coming to this beautiful place? Well, we wont be able to if you feed all the horses to death!!!!! #DONOTFEEDTHEHORSES
Random people regularly feed our horses when they’re in the pasture. It just blows my mind that people are so bold, especially with signs posted. Horses choke and many have allergies, but by all means go ahead and do whatever pleases you. The wild horses don’t stand a chance against our culture of entitled selfishness.
I’ve been living in area - Assateague, MD and Chincoteague, VA all of my 57 years. It’s a horrible issue. But, they are really aggressive last few years and getting better. Out horses still the beach. 2 weeks ago a vacationer left all kinds of food out. Horse helped himself. She proceeded to get a shovel and hit him. Can’t imagine why he kicked her 3 feet behind him. Owners here take a security deposit. The rules are in the agreement. If not followed, they loose their security deposit. It’s very EASY.
This is so incredibly infuriating. I really don’t know what it’s going to take to make tourists obey the law. Sadly I think there will be many who will think they can just continue to get away with it. It makes me very angry and sad. I agree that very heavy fines that are enforced will be the only way. These people that do this need to stay away and go somewhere else.
Realtors and rental home owners should include the warnings in the house description pages. They should lose deposit and ban from renting from that realtor. Post signs charging $5000 and jail time if convicted of feeding the horses.
Time for $2000 fines and maybe a little reflection time in the local lock-up.
Rules are never enforced .
Shared all the way from South Jersey. I am a huge animal lover, and feel people should really understand when it comes to animals people who are around them and look over them know best. So please people read the signs and don't feed these beautiful horses. 🐎 🐎 🐎
Are you doing horse tours at this time, you are the only ones we take...no private companies.
I think it’s time for a $5000 fine and a month in jail for those breaking these laws. Also, permanently BAN them from ever renting on the OBX. It’s time to get really tough to save the horses.
No words for the total disrespect and disregard for the safety of the horses!! There are signs EVERYWHERE that state NOT to feed them 🤬 What is wrong with people!!!!!
How is it possible that after the months/years of postings, notices through rental companies and at the homes they rent people can still cry ignorance. Fine them a-lot. Charge additional and ridiculous fees to rent in Corova. Hit em in the pocket. Your locals won’t mind. Seriously. Expect more from your visitors.
I’m sorry for the Corolla wild horse fund and the wonderful individuals who are so diligent in the care and protection of the horses in their natural habitat. I really don’t understand why some think they signs and warnings do not apply to them. So annoying.
If only we could trust people to follow the rules. Clearly, we can't. The only thing that will work is large fines, perhaps overnight in jail, perhaps lifetime banishment from OBX. They are not feeding just any horse. They are harming a sacred national treasure. People now are so focused on immediate satisfaction, they totally ignore ruled. BIG fines... jail... banishment... Perhaps a levy can be added on all rentals to start a paid security team fund until the fines can support the security.
Not sure of what the fine is, it should be exorbitant. All should be more aware of others, don’t be afraid to video, take license #’s, pictures, descriptions and report! If you see something, say something. It will never be 100%, which is sad because with all the growth & increase in visitors, plus the exploitation by the horse tours, this will only increase violations.
Great- fine them! Seriously people-. Quit harassing and feeding the horses. You are not special because you are on vacation. Obey the laws of the places that you visit- anywhere! This is why Americans have a bad reputation as tourists. We need to learn to be respectful of others and their ways.
I wish they all could be arrested, taken to jail and made to do community service somewhere along with a HUGE fine. Leave the horses alone people!11
The fine should be heftier. That's a shame. It's a shame some people are so selfish.
I don’t live there but I never knew that. I always ask the an owner first If I can even pet a dog .
Please, please do not feed these horses!! It can kill them. Too many have been killed already because of this! It's heartbreaking!!
The colt that most recently died from the apple should be the poster boy for education. Briefly saying how he died and again a do not feed warning.. this printed on a large flyer, which is put in every rental packet you get when you pick up your key.. then another small one as a magnet on the fridges. These flyers can be posted at local restaurants and shops. I am assuming if they don’t see a sign or disregard it then they don’t know about the reason behind it, they think its like a domestic pony they had or knew that they gave treats to.. and do not understand that wilds are different.
How does this keep happening? People are stupid! I will report if I ever see this happening.
Just stop all this arguing and remember the bottom line.....if the horses are fed these items, they DIE!! For goodness sakes people just STOP FEEDING THE HORSES!
An important message from our friends at Assateague, that is true here too. Please keep your dogs on a leash - it’s the law!
Currituck County leash ordinance: library.municode.com/nc/currituck_county/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH3AN_ARTIVCUDOREORIt might seem harmless or fun to allow your dog to play off leash in the surf, especially if your dog is well-trained. Unfortunately, unrestrained pets have the potential to negatively impact over a dozen species of animals including the horses, shorebirds, and your even dog!
First, the mere presence of a predatory animal (dogs, osprey, foxes, and raccoons) can disturb nesting birds so much that they might be too anxious to return to their nests, resulting in vulnerable chicks and eggs cooked by hot sands. With several endangered species nesting on Assateague Island National Seashore, dog owner cooperation is imperative to accomplish the seashores conservation goals.
Second, although dogs are smaller than horses, horses still perceive them as a predatory species. While some horses may not appear bothered by dogs, others may become extremely stressed in their presence and could stampede or retaliate if feeling threatened. This retaliation could include an injurious or even fatal kick for the dog. An infection from a dog bite has even caused death the death of an Assateague horse.
For the safety of your dog and Assateague’s wildlife, please follow the posted signs directing visitors to keep all pets on a leash of six feet or less. (Text: Student Conservation Association intern Catherine Dufault) (Artwork: Student Conservation Association intern Mackenzie Edwards)
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This is how I feel when riding and people let their off leash dogs run up to me on the trail.
Hate when people think horses are just big goofy dogs. I have horses and dogs. They are not the same
People don't think about the fact that a horse will punt your dog like a football. If you're lucky, maybe you'll have a vet bill and a recovering pooch but you may also have a vet bill and a dead dog. One farm I boarded at had a Rottweiler who would run at the horses and bite their feet. A Belgian decided he had enough and kicked that dog across the field. He was lucky, he survived. But by the time he learned his lesson, he couldn't even walk near a horse because they would either dive at him to bite him or kick at him. (Side note: we didn't stay at that farm long after that dog showed up.. too much risk that a the horse, the dog or a person on the horse or near the horse could also get hurt.)
Folks better think twice before letting dogs loose near horses. NOT ALL HORSES WILL RUN. My gelding I rode on road never ran from dogs that came after him, Cricket watched and waited. When dog was within his space he nailed them. 1200 lb. horse vs 50 lb. Dog has no chance.
Not only around horses! Dog people think everyone loves dogs and that others should love THEIR dogs especially. Well I myself am afraid of dogs and with good reason. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve actually been laughed at. I do not allow dogs at my barn and many people will not board with me because of it. I say good.
I am a dog trainer and rescuer. I also have horses & love wildlife. Please, pp, do NOT LET YOUR DOGS ROAM OR APPROACH OTHER ANIMALS UNRESTRAINED!!!! Our refusal to understand this as dog owners costs wildlife millions of lives each year.
This is so true! When I was there someone had 2 dogs and 2 stallions began to fight! That would of been horrible if one of those dogs were hit, stepped on etc. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️🐴❤️
We seen do many dogs off leash on our visit last week
Melanie, didn’t this happen to Bogie?
Thank You for this post, I will share this! I think so many people don’t think about this!❤️
love this! 😍
People always think the laws don’t apply to them like they’re the one exception or something
Good advice; hope people listen. 😔
This is excellent! Kudos to the artist here! ❤️
Love the cartoon!
Be a responsible pet owner or don’t have one! ❤️🥰🐕🐎🙏🏼🌻
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Rabbit (rabbit rabbit) checking in to say happy first day of September! 🐇🍀 Hard to believe it’s almost Labor Day and the end of one of the weirdest summer seasons we’ve ever experienced. 2020 sure has kept us on our toes!
Rabbit was born last year on Easter weekend. Over the summer she has become more and more independent, and is growing into a gorgeous mare! Youngsters usually stay with their parents for a couple years but the timing really depends on how long mom is willing to put up with a nursing teenager. Some are more tolerant than others!
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Beautiful Rabbit - I have a baby picture of her in my dining area.
beautiful and wild
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Pretty girl 🥰
Very beautiful girl
Beautiful!
Rabbit Rabbit is a beautiful blessing. I love her name! She’s on the farm? ❤️🐴❤️
Have a baby photo of her on my wall. Glad to see that she's doing well. My paint mare was not particularly tolerant of nursing adolescents. Took good care of her foals, then it was "Good Bye." A couple of well placed nips and kicks got the message across.
Rabbit rabbit!! She is gorgeous! I will see you all in 11 days and can't wait to get there!!! ❤️❤️
Looking beautiful Rabbit.
Beautiful horse
She has grown up.
She is beautiful! How many babies were born this year so far? Seems like not too many.
Saw Rabbit July last year.
We also say rabbit rabbit rabbit on the first of each month! :)
Is there a limit to the number of horses that are allowed in the herd to sustain each horse adequately?
I say the same every month on the first! Heard it was good luck ! 🍀
💘 hope to see here soon! Beautiful!
Beauty...
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Pretty girl! We'll be down in 7 weeks & are definitely going to do the tour this year. 🐎
She is beautiful and healthy looking.
She’s beautiful
Beautiful!
We have some great new items in our webstore! Our physical location is not open but we are offering porch pickup locally and we ship too.
For more info, and to place and order: www.corollawildhorses.com/shop/
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I couldn’t find the sunglasses!
Waiting on your calendars 💕
You know, you could open a thrift store, where proceeds to towards the horses. Our Humane Society Thrift store where I volunteer,get awesome donations. Find a building and get busy!
Are you guys part of Amazon Smiles?
Lisa LaFave Bateman
Beautiful items 😄❤️
Do you offer coupon codes? Where can I find them?
Bugs + heat = miserable horses! But Junior and his girls are smart, and took a dip in the ocean for relief.
Please give the horses plenty of space when they are on the beach this time of year. They are seeking relief and being crowded by humans makes it so much worse.
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They are so pretty!
Wish people had “ some sense” and leave them ALONE!!
The 75 degree ocean water surely feels good.
I didn't not think these beautiful creatures drank the salt water of the ocean???
I could watch this all day. They are so beautiful. I know u are not supposed to feed or touch them . But can u watch them at a distance while on vacation? Thank you
Very seldom do we see the horses in the ocean. The flies must have been thick in the marshes, etc.!
As a horse owner.. i can sympathize with Junior and his ladies 😆 we are sick of the bugs! We will see them (from a safe distance of course..) in 8 days 🥳
The horseflies are horrible in KY right now. I feel so sorry for my horses. Big bites all over them
This is our first trip here, and my mom would love to see the horses...from a distance of course, where is the best place for us to see them?
Bugs are wicked! Glad they can get to the water.
The salt water must heal the bug bites!!
The black flies were horrible today. The horses are beautiful and smart
Wow, that’s the first time I’ve seen them in the water past their bellies! The flies must have been terrible.
Wow.. I’ve never seen that far out! I hope they get some relief soon ❤️🐴❤️
Biting flies make their life miserable!
We did the same .... to cool off and flee from the biting flies
Does the salty water make their skin itch? Serious question... I have to rinse my dog after beach trips or she scratches like crazy.
I feel bad they are being bothered by horse flies and bugs but they are so beautiful to see in the water with the waves.
You could have been swimming with horses
The heat and the flies must be awful for the horses.
Wish I was there
I’m ready for a good frost to kill flies and mosquitos.
Are they more on corolla or corova beach?
I just put a deposit on a house there for next summer. Can’t wait to be able to watch the horses all the time (and yes we know and will obey all the rules 🥰 )
Oh to be wild, free and live on a beach!
Our thoughts are with everyone in the path of Hurricane Laura. Please stay safe. 🙏🏻
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Thank you. We’re in Louisiana. Unless you’ve been through one, you never realize the incredible power of Mother Nature
I hope these horses head for cover 😢
Stay safe y’all
Prayers for the ones in the path of the storm. God bless all of you.
Prayers
Where do the horses hunker down for storms like this?
Praying for all in the path!❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Praying for all safety!! Love the horses!!
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Prayers and be safe everyone.
Beautiful photo.
I love horses
incredible photo. brings up lots of emotions. ❤️
Sending prayers out
Praying!🙏
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Beautiful pics.
Sending prayers for safety🙏🙏
Prayers for all of them🙏🙏🙏
