My Nonprofit Reviews

The horses this charity alleges to care for were impounded by the South Dakota state attorney due to long-term starvation and neglect (over 800 horses at the time of impoundment) in the fall of 2016. On January 27, 2017, a hearing is scheduled wherein a judge will decide the disposition of the horses. Three legitimate horse rescue groups have petitioned the court to transfer ownership to them so that they can provide the extensive care these horses require and then place them for adoption. The president of International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros continues to solicit donations as a 503(c)(3) charity when neither she nor the ISPMB have control over the horses and are the ones responsible for the long-term neglect and starvation. A search of the Internet will substantiate what is written above. (Note the overgrown hooves on the young horse in the attached photo. This is one of hundreds with neglected hooves.)