06/18/2026
I truly believe it takes a village…whether that’s launching a new business, changing ingrained health care habits, or unselfishly running a non-profit for the sole reason of making lives better for American Mustangs through advocacy, education, and rehabilitation.
That’s why I am so proud to be associated with Lisa, Bill, and Halfway to Heaven Mustang Rescue.
I witnessed this first-hand when they accepted and welcomed Willow into their rescue. I watched her blossom from a timid, untouched, malnourished horse into the trusting beauty she is today.
If you’re looking for a non-profit to support, this is the ONE!
Thank you Lisa, Bill, and volunteers who put in the love, hard work, and dedication to transform these amazing creatures and facilitate their transition into the lives they deserve ❤️🐴
We are experiencing conflicting feelings this morning at the rescue. Joy and sadness are two feelings we often don't think of as fitting together. But rescue is hard. We love all our horses and treat them as family. The longer they are with you, the harder it is when they leave. Such is the case for Willow today. We have celebrated every little step in her training for the past 15 months. We have been amazed by her intelligence and willingness to work with us. We have been awed by her beauty and humbled by her strength. So, today as Willow leaves us and moves on to the next chapter in her life, we are sad. Sad for our loss. However, there is so much to be joyful about. Willow has found a loving home with a wonderful woman who will cherish her as we have. We couldn't have asked for a better adopter. Her new home is only an hour away, so we can visit. We want to thank all of our volunteers who helped with Willow's care and training while she was with us, and the generous people who donated to her care. we also want to give a very special thank you to her new owner, Laurie, who saw her beauty and potential!!