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We have just learned of an opportunity to move our museum and gift shop, along with our offices, to a location much closer to the area where the horses roam. This will increase our herd management capability as well as provide better visibility of our educational center. We are very excited about this new prospect and look forward to providing details in the near future. Please stay tuned. With our impending move, our museum is in transition. We have some educational displays and staff to speak with at our current location. Our gift shop is fully stocked and ready for the holidays. Thank you for your support! Contact us
Elderly, ailing Outer Banks stallion removed from beach for treatment
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundKari Pugh OBX Today August 30, 2019 The Corolla Wild Horse fund on Thursday rescued an elderly wild stallion “we’ve been keeping an eye on for the past couple months,” the group said in a Facebook post. Captain, believed to be well into his 20s, had come out of winter thin. The fund, tasked with caring […]
Wild horse on Outer Banks put down after getting entangled in barbed wire
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundBy JEFF HAMPTON AUG 17, 2019 COROLLA, N.C. A wild horse was put down after getting caught in barbed wire stretched across parts of a wildlife refuge. Joaquin, a well-known member of the Corolla wild horse herd, was found Thursday entangled in the barbed wire, according to a post on the Corolla Wild Horse Fund Facebook page. […]
Raymond the mule taking his place among the most famous Corolla wild horses
/in News /by CWHFRaymond the mule posed dramatically on a dune overseeing his harem of mares — all three of them Corolla wild horses.