Nevada

Nevada is approximately 6-8 years old. When she came to us in late October 2025, she was largely unhandled (basically feral) and profoundly fearful of people, ropes and other training equipment, gates, and small spaces. Now she seeks out human attention and is going well under saddle, safe for any experienced horse person to handle. Since she is still somewhat green, we do not recommend her for a beginner rider and she will need continued training to finish her in whatever discipline you want. She has been ridden both Western and English, and currently is being introduced to jumping. Athletic, more whoa than go, always willing to do what is asked but might have an opinion about it, kind, gentle. Stands well for farrier (great feet!), bathes, hauls, utd on everything. For more information and to fill out an adoption application, see https://www.skagitanimalsinneed.org/nevada-a-mustang-mare-with-skagit-animals-in-need/ or email adoptions@skagitanimalsinneed.org.

Nevada is approximately 6-8 years old. When she came to us in late October 2025, she was largely unhandled (basically feral) and profoundly fearful of people, ropes and other training equipment, gates, and small spaces. Now she seeks out human attention and is going well under saddle, safe for any experienced horse person to handle. Since she is still somewhat green, we do not recommend her for a beginner rider and she will need continued training to finish her in whatever discipline you want. She has been ridden both Western and English, and currently is being introduced to jumping. Athletic, more whoa than go, always willing to do what is asked but might have an opinion about it, kind, gentle. Stands well for farrier (great feet!), bathes, hauls, utd on everything. For more information and to fill out an adoption application, see https://www.skagitanimalsinneed.org/nevada-a-mustang-mare-with-skagit-animals-in-need/ or email adoptions@skagitanimalsinneed.org.

Nevada is approximately 6-8 years old. When she came to us in late October 2025, she was largely unhandled (basically feral) and profoundly fearful of people, ropes and other training equipment, gates, and small spaces. Now she seeks out human attention and is going well under saddle, safe for any experienced horse person to handle. Since she is still somewhat green, we do not recommend her for a beginner rider and she will need continued training to finish her in whatever discipline you want. She has been ridden both Western and English, and currently is being introduced to jumping. Athletic, more whoa than go, always willing to do what is asked but might have an opinion about it, kind, gentle. Stands well for farrier (great feet!), bathes, hauls, utd on everything. For more information and to fill out an adoption application, see https://www.skagitanimalsinneed.org/nevada-a-mustang-mare-with-skagit-animals-in-need/ or email adoptions@skagitanimalsinneed.org.