BLM Announces 4-H Handled Wild Horses Up for Adoption

The Bureau of Land Management, which oversees roughly 245 million acres of public land in the western United States, announced that a number of wild horses that were handled and socialized by the 4‑H youth program are now available for adoption. The agency highlights the effort as part of its mission to maintain healthy, diverse ecosystems while providing opportunities for responsible stewardship. Hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts interested in adopting a horse can contact the BLM’s adoption office or visit the agency’s website for application details. Adopting a trained horse supports land management goals and gives these animals a new home where they can continue to be cared for responsibly.