April 15 -16, 2011
Napa, CA
Adoption Information Seminar & Saturday
"Horse 101" Clinic
- for people interested in
adoption and/or new to horses (or who have been away from horses for a long
time)
Napa Mustang Days
June 17 - 19, 2011
Webpages
of interest that are
outside this website:
California HMA's
BLM Adoption Schedule
Internet Adoption
To Contact
CA-BAA,
Click HERE
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Please note that "California BLM Adopters Assistance" is just a website - not a formal organization - maintained by volunteers, to help people and horses and burros. |
NORTH BAY HORSE
& BURRO OWNERS:
Click to Download
Wendee Walker's
Printable Resource
List
(handy to give out
to new adopters)
www.WildHorseBurro.com
Great Mustang gear
Getting Your Newly Adopted Wild Horse or Burro Home
For safety reasons, the BLM requires use of a stock trailer to haul wild horses. A three-horse slantload trailer may be used if the dividers are removed. There must be no gaps between door and trailer roof, or other air spaces that are big enough for a horse to try to jump through. If you don't have a suitable trailer, you should have no trouble finding a hauler, if you adopt at a weekend Adoption Event. This is a great service which we all appreciate, but it is important for the adopter to understand that these are private contractors, and not under hire or responsibility of the BLM.
If you adopt directly from a BLM facility, finding a hauler can be a bit more difficult.
OUR HAULER LIST:
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Animal Shuttle (Mike) 775-813-4371 phone 775-849-7753 fax animalshuttle@aol.com" |
"I want to recommend this guy who hauled our horses from Palomino Valley.
Maybe you can help spread the word. He was excellent. He charges $1.00 a
mile and his trailer is video and audio monitored. He is great. He didn't
even complain about our road. So please pass the word on." - Rebecca Sanderson Venegas, Napa, CA |
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WAYNE BARON 541-589-2215 |
Experienced hauler of BLM horses - has transported completely wild BLM horses from Oregon to Florida, and took great care of them |
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Becky's
Equine Transport Phone: 650-270-9348 Or e-mail: spirit_rider@comcast.net |
more than 30 years experience hauling horses all over the USA! |
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Ginny Freeman recommends this transporter/hauler for California and other states. He recently hauled Spotty and all went very well. Dave will haul horses and burros (donkeys) of any size and breed and llamas too. He is also very reasonably priced.
David W.
Buntain |
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Kenny Klee Redwood Valley, CA (707) 485-5396 bjkk@mybluelight.com |
Will haul to all of Northern Ca., Will also pick up and deliver from Palomino Valley Corrals and Litchfield Corrals to all of Northern Ca. |
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Craig Allen |
Farrier |
| Mitchell's Horse Hauling Locator Service |
Horse Transportation Specialist
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Tony
Powell His cell is 214-532-2253 He hauled Frank for Gene too and picked up a few in CA. from the WHW. He also owns mustangs, and is good. - Gwilda www.thepowellranch.com |
Will haul nation-wide - comes well-recommended by people who adopted off the BLM's Internet Adoption. |
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Zeigler Horse & Livestock Transport Al Zeigler / Rebecca Redman Britt,Iowa Phone # 641-843-4351 Al and Becky Zeigler at zeiglerlivestock_transport@yahoo.com www.zeiglerlivestocktransport.com
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We have been serving the horse and livestock community since 1955. We
are a 3rd generation pass down horse and livestock transport company who cares about your animals. We will give them the best care while we are transporting them. We have New equipment and take direct routes. We will transport your Horses, Miniature Horses , Draft Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Llamas, or any other type of livestock that you may need transported. We haul nation-wide and are equipped to handle mustangs |
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NOTICE Transportation of Animals by Private ContractorsThe Bureau of Land Management does not accept any responsibility regarding the health or injury to any animals during transportation of animals from an Adoption Site by any private animal hauling contractors. Once the BLM has loaded any animals in a private animal hauling trailer, the responsibility for the animal is the sole responsibility of the animal adopter. The BLM strongly recommends that you carefully read and understand any contract you enter into with private animal haulers for transportation of your adopted animal regarding liability in the case of death or injury to your adopted animal. |
RESOURCES:
| Note: The BLM does not specifically endorse or recommend any of the people or materials on these lists. These are people who have been recommended by current successful adopters, and have been listed here as a resource for other adopters. Choose carefully and make your own decisions about the care and training of your animal. |
