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It's official! We are relocating our museum and gift shop, along with our offices, to the Old Village in Corolla. We are very excited about this move. We will once again have close proximity to the horses, better visibility for the public, and the ability to be part of the community that we value. Our plan is to close at our present location on November 3 and be ready to open at our new facility the week of Thanksgiving. Look for us at 1130E Corolla Village Road between Island Bookstore and the Corolla Chapel. Please know that our online gift store will continue to be open and we will fulfill your orders while we complete this move. Thank you for your support! Contact us
NC Senator Thom Tillis Introduces Legistation to Protect Corolla Wild Horses
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundWASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) introduced the Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act, legislation that would provide responsible management of the wild horse population around Corolla, North Carolina and the Outer Banks. Representative Walter Jones (R-NC) introduced companion legislation in the House of Representatives in previous Congresses and has been a long time […]
Corolla Horses OK, But Va. Disease a Concern
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundCoastal Review Online 1.10.19 by Catherine Kozak COROLLA – The recent deaths of seven Chincoteague, Virginia, ponies from a particularly nasty pathogen found in standing water has put the caretakers of the Corolla wild horses on alert, although so far there is no indication of the disease on the Outer Banks. “Fingers crossed,” said Jo […]
We Bought the Farm!
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundYep, we bought a farm! The Fund had been leasing the Betsy Dowdy Equine Center, a 31-acre facility in Grandy where our rescued mustangs live, since 2014. Over the summer, we were presented with the opportunity to purchase the property. Rescue and conservation are key components of our mission and we’ve recognized the need for […]