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The Wild Beauty Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting wild horses, wolves, and wildlife — and to connecting people of all ages with the importance of preserving the natural world.

We use the power of storytelling to spark awareness and action — creating films, educational programs, advocacy campaigns, and rescue efforts that shine a light on the challenges these animals face. Our goal is to inform, inspire, and empower the next generation of advocates to protect all things wild.

Every life matters.

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Check out some stunning video footage and exclusive content from WBF!  From a mustang series featuring legendary trainer Monty Roberts, to our very own feature length documentary.
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Adoption Stories

Read heartwarming stories of WBF rescue horses that needed homes, and the special adopters that came into their lives.
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Story Competition

Are you an elementary, middle grade, or high school student who is passionate about horses?  Check out our second annual short story competition!  Enter today.
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“Wild Beauty Mustang Spirit of the West” immerses us in the beauty of the West’s vast sagebrush sea and the land of Wild Horses.  A clarion call to action for everyone who loves the freedom of the West, a must-see for all who want to restore and preserve the wild.”
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- DELIA G. MALONE, WILDLIFE CHAIR, COLORADO SIERRA CLUB

Our Story

The Wild Beauty Foundation was founded by filmmakers Ashley Avis and Edward Winters following the release of their feature film Black Beauty for Disney. Inspired by the original message of Anna Sewell to give a voice to the voiceless — they launched WBF to carry that legacy forward into the modern world.

The foundation’s work grew even further with the release of the critically acclaimed documentary Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit of the West, which brought national attention to the plight of wild horses and was featured in TIME, Rolling Stone, Deadline, and more.

Today, WBF continues to raise awareness through film, education, advocacy, and rescue — with the goal of protecting wild horses, wolves, and the natural world for generations to come.

How To Help

Your voice can create change. 

At The Wild Beauty Foundation, we believe change starts with a single voice — and that voice can be yours.

From the ongoing roundups of wild horses, the breaking apart of equine families, the slaughter of equines of all kinds, to the persecution of wolves — these injustices won’t end unless we speak out together.

Whether you’re a young person passionate about animals, or an adult ready to advocate for stronger laws and protections — there’s a place for you in this movement.

Youth Advocates, click here.  Adult advocates, click hereMore information about wolves will be added very soon!

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"A true mustang never gives up on hope or love."
- Black Beauty

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BLM Targets Over 4,000 Wild Horses for Removal in 2025: The Wild Beauty Foundation Sounds the Alarm on Inhumane and Unnecessary Roundups NEVADA (Sept. 16,

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