
A colt of the old man of Pancake.
As we track wild horses from the Pancake roundup into holding and locate ones we knew wild, check on their welfare and try to find homes, we had an opportunity to play a part in a special event. All of the wild ones at Pancake hold a special place in our hearts; from the bays to the frame overos and medicine hats, each one an “only one.”

Old Man, before the roundup in his winter coat.
CANA Foundation and WHE partnered to reunite three of the offspring of the stallion we simply reference as “old man.”
The 2 sons and a daughter are together again, including his last colt born before the roundup.
Healing of any kind is important to our survival, be it our hearts or our lands.
Our wild places are of paramount importance. We can all play a part in healing Mother Earth. Protecting our wild places through rewilding projects can help heal the landscape by integrating management of wild and native species to our lands, and in doing so heal us.
You can help CANA cover the cost of saving these 3 beauties by clicking HERE.
Our WHE team is out searching the range to see who is left and continuing our search of facilities. More soon.
You can read more about the wild ones from Pancake HERE.
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