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2nd Annual Mustang Music Festival

August 15, 2012/by Corolla Wild Horse Fund

October 13 & 14, 2012 Gates Open at 1:00pm TimBuck II Shopping Village Corolla NC Two full days of incredible Music, creative Art, great Food, craft Beer and fine Wine at […]

Wild Horses of Corolla Video

August 1, 2012/by Corolla Wild Horse Fund

Every year in Corolla, wild horses lose their freedom because people feed them and get too close to them, putting them in danger. You can help keep them wild and […]

Voice of the Horses Video

August 1, 2012/by Corolla Wild Horse Fund

Watch this inspiring slide show of the Corolla Wild Horses in their natural habitat, set to the music of “The Voice” by Celtic Woman.

11 hours ago

This event tomorrow is rain or shine - things will be moved indoors if it's raining. We will be making a last-minute decision about whether or not to bring Riptide, based on the threat of severe weather and high winds. Hopefully things will clear out by tomorrow evening! Either way, we hope to see you there!The time has come!

We are so excited to invite you to the premiere of the mini-documentary "Winged Horses of the Outer Banks" on Tuesday, September 17 at 6:00 p.m. in the Town of Duck Amphitheater.

Immediately following the premiere, the new Town Park horse statue will be unveiled. Join us for the grand reveal as we hear from a few special guests and meet Riptide, one of Corolla Wild Horse Fund's own! Meet the artists, take photos, and learn about the Town through artist renderings of images from Duck's history.

Save the date and make plans to join us as we not only celebrate and preserve a piece of Outer Banks history 🐎

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Will this be broadcast on facebook for those of us that are not on the island?

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4 days ago

We want to hear from YOU! Have a question about herd management, the farm, or anything else related to CWHF and the Banker horses of Corolla? Submit them via this form: forms.gle/6bckrV575NNt23GP9 and we will choose some to answer during our Fall Fundraiser that kicks off next month. ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

This week marks the two year anniversary of June’s removal from the wild after she contracted a potentially fatal infection called pythiosis.

On September 7, 2022, we rescued June and the following day trailered her to NC State College of Veterinary Medicine & Veterinary Hospital where she was immediately taken into surgery to remove the infected tissue. She was hospitalized while the veterinary team there worked around the clock to treat not just the infection but also various secondary issues that became life-threatening as well. Thanks to the extraordinary care she received, her sensible, easy-going demeanor, and her strong will to survive, June came back home to us on September 27 and has been flourishing here at the farm ever since.

June has such a bright future ahead of her now! She is going to be an amazing ambassador horse, and we’re looking forward to getting her off the farm next year for outreach. She practiced all summer at our open houses and has really come to enjoy all the attention. June’s sire Roamer was one of the best outreach horses we’ve ever had, so it definitely seems to run in the family! We’ve also started June under saddle and she’s excelling at that as well. She is so sweet and laid back, and it certainly doesn’t hurt that she’s very cute too. 😉

Removing a horse from the wild is always heartbreaking - even when we know we’re saving their life. But domestication doesn’t mean that horse is no longer serving a purpose. June and the other horses here on the farm are ambassadors for their breed and their wild counterparts, and their stories serve as very real, very meaningful examples of why our work - and your support - is so critical to their survival.

You can help us continue providing the best care to June by sponsoring her: www.corollawildhorses.com/horse-sponsorships/

We’re also very excited to have partnered with Middleton Clay Project for a special series of horsehair pots featuring our rescued Corolla Bankers. In celebration of the anniversary of her rescue this month, June was the first horse to be featured and there are only 30 of these unique pots left. Get one today - when they’re gone, they’re gone! Proceeds benefit the horses. www.middletonclayproject.com/product/rescued-corolla-june/603?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&...

And don’t forget you can come visit June and the rest of the horses (and Raymond, of course!) at our Fall Open House on October 12. More details: www.facebook.com/share/3ix2fFmZFqt6QUu9/ ... See MoreSee Less

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We got a picture of June out in the wild. And we were so happy to meet her at the farm this summer. She’s a beauty!

Our granddaughter loved meeting sweet, sweet June. Her special masterpiece by Valentine, and getting a loving boop from Louie. It was the highlight of our trip this year meeting the Bankers and all of you doing the work you do! We are planning on visiting you again next year!

I’m so happy she is doing so good but it just seems a bit strange to see a saddle on her. Thank you for all you do at Corolla Wild Horse Fund ❤️

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2 weeks ago

Happy Labor Day!

We’d like to extend a special thank-you today to our staff who works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to keep the horses safe and our organization running. We are so lucky to have such an amazing team!

Hope everyone has a fun, relaxing day!

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Happy (and hopefully uneventful) Labor Day to you all at CWHF💕

Thank you for all your hard work caring for these beautiful horses. They are so special!

Thank you for your faithfulness!!!

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3 weeks ago

Really looking forward to this!The time has come!

We are so excited to invite you to the premiere of the mini-documentary "Winged Horses of the Outer Banks" on Tuesday, September 17 at 6:00 p.m. in the Town of Duck Amphitheater.

Immediately following the premiere, the new Town Park horse statue will be unveiled. Join us for the grand reveal as we hear from a few special guests and meet Riptide, one of Corolla Wild Horse Fund's own! Meet the artists, take photos, and learn about the Town through artist renderings of images from Duck's history.

Save the date and make plans to join us as we not only celebrate and preserve a piece of Outer Banks history 🐎

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Same here! So excited to have you be part of this event!

Wish we lived closer would definitely come to this!

Me too! Can’t wait!!

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3 weeks ago

Summer is back with a vengeance - the heat index today has been hovering around 100 or higher and the biting flies are nearly unbearable. The horses have been seeking relief on the beach but unfortunately we’ve had issues with people crowding them and not giving them their space.

If the horses are coming towards you please get out of their way and let them pass by without blocking or harassing them, even if this means you have to get up out of your chair for a minute or two. They are continually moving in an effort to avoid the flies and getting in their way not only adds to their discomfort, it puts you in danger too. And making them work extra hard to navigate the crowds can also lead to heat-related health issues.

Please be respectful of the horses if you are vacationing here this week. It takes very little effort to follow the rules and keep your distance.

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Great post! It takes a second to get out of your chair and move back. Our horses have been on this beach longer than any of us! Please be respectful and give them space!

They are beautiful, happy, free, and healthy. If only the stupid humans would let them be. We need to remember they were there long before us❤️

I hate that people have to be told this, but alas, here we are 😩

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3 weeks ago

Tomorrow is the last open house of the summer! Hard to believe. Hope to see you there! And go ahead and mark your calendars for the fall open house on October 12. More details coming soon! ... See MoreSee Less

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This was such a great experience. I enjoyed this so much! Thank you for everything you do!

Informative, kind and caring staff. Staff educate visitors on how NOT to interact with the horses of Corolla so they remain wild. Staff tell the stories of why these horses must stay at the rescue. Great place to visit, great place to learn and volunteer.

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4 weeks ago

Come see Riptide in Nags Head this morning!Come meet Riptide on Thursday Aug 22, at 10:00 AM.
Riptide is a four-year-old stallion who was removed from the wild as a colt due to a serious infection requiring life-saving treatment. The Director of Herd Management, Meg Puckett, will talk about the wild horses of Corolla and their work to protect them.💚 ... See MoreSee Less

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So cool!

Riptide is wonderful!!❤️❤️

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4 weeks ago

Check out this great new series of limited edition pots by Middleton Clay Project! Each run will feature a different rescued Corolla Banker, and part of the proceeds benefit the horses.

Mike will be at tomorrow’s farm open house, and of course so will June! Come by and meet them both in person. Details: www.facebook.com/share/eBnGvDtKd2cShwbQ/?mibextid=9l3rBWwww.middletonclayproject.com/product/rescued-corolla-june/603?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&...

RESCUED SERIES, Each month we'll have a pot with a postcard of the horse and their individual stories. Collect them all. This Month we recognize the beautiful JUNE!!!! ONLY 50 avalible. AVAILABLE NOW!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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This is always so interesting. I really love that you have this collab

I love these. June is my favorite. She holds a special place in my heart.

Years ago, I got a vase with Armadeo’s tail burned into o the clay - one of my prized possessions.

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1 month ago

There are a handful of horses that we are lucky to see once or twice a year because they live deep in the marsh in places that are difficult (or often impossible) for us to access. Today was very exciting because two of those horses were out on the beach.

Dash was born last year and we saw him once at a distance when he was a few months old. His mother is named Rotor because we first spotted her from the helicopter in 2017. Both look great - clearly eating well on all that lush, green marsh grass. Dash is a big yearling, almost taller than his mom. And we have a clear photo of his little hind sock for our records now! It’s the little things in life. 😉

The horses have about 7500 acres of land to roam and as you can see in the last photograph it is quite vast once you get away from the oceanfront. Easy for a couple of horses like Rotor and Dash to stay hidden for months at a time! Learn more about how you can help us protect and preserve the Corolla Bankers and their wild habitat:

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So handsome.😍

Mama looks pregnant. Big belly.

I am always amazed that you and your wonderful team are able to recognize and identify each one of these wild horses… making sure they have their freedom , but caring from a distance in case they need help. They are blessed to have you!!!

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1 month ago

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1 month ago

We were shocked this morning to learn that our neighbors Corolla Village Bar-B-Que lost everything in an overnight fire. Thankful no one was hurt but this is such a devastating loss for Larry and Cristie. A GoFundMe has been set up to help them get through the coming months: gofund.me/8355d2c9 Please consider donating and sharing with others! ... See MoreSee Less

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This is Amy from the Kind Cup that neighbors Corolla Village BBQ on the northern Ou… Amy Ford needs your support for Support Larry and Cristie After Fire Loss

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Thank You Sweet Friends for you Amazing Support...as Always!! ❤️❤️

The Outer Banks, especially the Corolla and Duck areas, has always been my favorite place in the world. I rack my brain thinking of a way I can move there. It calls to my soul. Seeing how the community and businesses have rallied around Larry and Cristie just warms my heart, and confirms this is a special place.

So sad to hear that! We love visiting their bbq when we’re in Corolla.

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1 month ago

Our store and museum in Corolla will be closed tomorrow, but you can still shop online! We’ve got some great new merchandise in stock: www.corollawildhorses.com/cwhf-gift-shop/ ... See MoreSee Less

Our store and museum in Corolla will be closed tomorrow, but you can still shop online! We’ve got some great new merchandise in stock: https://www.corollawildhorses.com/cwhf-gift-shop/

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Please God Keep our Horses Safe!!🙏🙏🙏

Stay safe at home and shop online. The 2025 Corolla Wild Horse Fund calendar is available now. Shop early for the holidays, birthdays, one for home, one for the office, etc.

Please stay safe.

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1 month ago

Just a reminder that tomorrow’s open house has been cancelled due to the threat of severe weather. ⛈️We’ve been keeping a close eye on the weather and have decided to go ahead and cancel this week’s open house due to the uncertainty of the forecast. Right now it looks we’ll be getting quite a bit of rain and we don’t want to risk having visitors or staff out driving in it on Wednesday. This also gives us a chance to make sure the farm and the horses there are prepared for any tropical weather that is heading our way. We hope everyone in the path of this storm stays safe! ... See MoreSee Less

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Be safe. Praying for all of the Outer Banks, but especially the horses although they are smart and know what to do

Stay safe out there. Love you guys! ❤

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1 month ago

We’ve been keeping a close eye on the weather and have decided to go ahead and cancel this week’s open house due to the uncertainty of the forecast. Right now it looks we’ll be getting quite a bit of rain and we don’t want to risk having visitors or staff out driving in it on Wednesday. This also gives us a chance to make sure the farm and the horses there are prepared for any tropical weather that is heading our way. We hope everyone in the path of this storm stays safe! ... See MoreSee Less

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Praying for the horses and everyone affected.!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Be safe, everyone ❤️

We are so sad about this decision (we were planning to come!), but we understand! ❤️

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1 month ago

Raymond and Blossom moved into a different pasture a couple weeks ago and Raymond has been hard at work establishing new holes to roll around in. This one is really coming along nicely! 😁

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I love seeing pictures and videos of Raymond, who we sponsor every year in memory of our dear Midas. Please post more pics of Raymond and Rita, who we also sponsor!

Raymond is amazing! Love him and his story!❤️

My donkeys love their roll spot. Raymond is the man 💜🖤

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1 month ago

It’s incredibly difficult to get back into the normal swing of things after going through a tragedy like we experienced last week. We are still in shock, we are emotionally and physically exhausted, and we are grieving. But there are still horses here that need us and who give us a reason to get up and get moving every morning even when it’s really, really hard.

Life does go on.

So with that in mind, today we’d like to introduce everyone to the newest member of the Corolla herd, a colt named Ember. He was born the first week of July and at a month old is a big, healthy foal with a very bright future ahead of him.

Ember has everything he needs to grow up into a stallion who will one day produce foals of his own - an experienced mother who is taking great care of him right now, a habitat that provides him with plenty of food and fresh water, other horses who will teach him the ins and outs of being a wild horse, and survival instincts that have been passed down through many generations. It is up to all of us to make sure that Ember is never threatened by the things that we humans can control. That includes giving him plenty of space and never petting or feeding him, driving slowly and being aware of our surroundings at all times, cleaning up after ourselves, and being good stewards of the environment.

Every single person who sets foot on the 4x4, be it tourists or full-time residents, property owners, daytrippers, contractors, and everyone in between, has a responsibility to follow the rules and keep these horses safe. Please help us make sure that Ember’s future stays as bright as it is right now.

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One would think we wouldn’t need to say this to adults… “being aware of our surroundings at all times, cleaning up after ourselves, and being good stewards of the environment.” But yet it needs to be said over and over again. 🤦🏼‍♀️ so sorry about your loss. But so glad to “meet” Ember! ❤️

Ember is Adorable! Happy to hear such good news! 🥰 Last week was so gut wrenching to me. 💔😭 As much as I love coming there I wish they were separated from the cars and houses! I just can’t image the hurt you all feel working around and seeing them everyday when something bad happens that could be prevented! 😢 Thankful for all the new baby foals being born! I know it brings you and all us members such great Joy! ❤️ Corolla Wild Horse Fund does such a great job with the horses at the beach and farm! ❤️

They just need to stop night driving on the beach. It’s time. Thank you for all that y’all do 💟

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2 months ago

At 11:30pm on Friday, July 26 we received a 911 call that a horse who had been standing on the beach was struck by a vehicle. The incident was witnessed and reported by a visitor who had been surf fishing at the time. No other horses were injured. The driver of the vehicle was arrested.

The horse that was hit was 10-year-old stallion Bullwinkle, and the injuries he sustained were as follows:

-Significant skin trauma over the right side and back.

-Broken right hind leg with fracture of the lower femur.

-Left hind trauma and lateral destabilization of the hock with collateral ligament injuries, allowing the leg to bow outwards.

-Pendulous abdomen when standing and once euthanized fluid-filled abdomen confirmed with a fluid wave of manipulation, likely due to significant internal trauma and blood within the abdomen.

Bullwinkle’s injuries were severe and ultimately fatal. Our veterinarian arrived on the scene early Saturday morning to humanely euthanize him.

On Thursday, we posted a video of two stallions fighting and told the story of how the challenging stallion had been vying for the other stallion’s mares for several weeks. The challenging stallion was Bullwinkle. He was in the prime of his life, and went from being a symbol of what it means to be wild and free to a tragic example of how irresponsible, reckless human behavior can cause pain, suffering, and irreparable damage to the herd in an instant. Bullwinkle will never produce any foals. His genetics are gone from the herd forever and with such a small, endangered population the ramifications of that will last for generations.

Bullwinkle died as wild as he lived; at no point did he welcome our intervention and he remained wary and defensive even as he laid on the dune unable to stand anymore. The fight drive that he was always known for never left him, right up to the end. He was exactly what a wild Banker stallion is supposed to be, and we are glad that he at least never had to leave the beach - he was never meant to. He was buried at the edge of the meadow where the video from Thursday was filmed. There is not much comfort that can be found in anything about this tragic incident, but we are at least grateful that we could help him pass without further suffering and provide him with the respectful and dignified burial he deserved.

We’d like to thank everyone who helped us Friday night and Saturday morning, especially the visitor who called 911. Otherwise there would have been no consequences for the driver, we would have never known what happened, and Bullwinkle may have suffered for longer than he did. Thank you to our community who came together to help us that night and into the day on Saturday, to the Currituck County sheriff’s department for their quick response and on-going support, and to our staff and veterinarian for their unending dedication to always doing what’s best for the horses.

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$At 11:30pm on Friday, July 26 we received a 911 call that a horse who had been standing on the beach was struck by a vehicle. The incident was witnessed and reported by a visitor who had been surf fishing at the time. No other horses were injured. The driver of the vehicle was arrested. The horse that was hit was 10-year-old stallion Bullwinkle, and the injuries he sustained were as follows: -Significant skin trauma over the right side and back. -Broken right hind leg with fracture of the lower femur. -Left hind trauma and lateral destabilization of the hock with collateral ligament injuries, allowing the leg to bow outwards. -Pendulous abdomen when standing and once euthanized fluid-filled abdomen confirmed with a fluid wave of manipulation, likely due to significant internal trauma and blood within the abdomen. Bullwinkle’s injuries were severe and ultimately fatal. Our veterinarian arrived on the scene early Saturday morning to humanely euthanize him. On Thursday, we posted a video of two stallions fighting and told the story of how the challenging stallion had been vying for the other stallion’s mares for several weeks. The challenging stallion was Bullwinkle. He was in the prime of his life, and went from being a symbol of what it means to be wild and free to a tragic example of how irresponsible, reckless human behavior can cause pain, suffering, and irreparable damage to the herd in an instant. Bullwinkle will never produce any foals. His genetics are gone from the herd forever and with such a small, endangered population the ramifications of that will last for generations. Bullwinkle died as wild as he lived; at no point did he welcome our intervention and he remained wary and defensive even as he laid on the dune unable to stand anymore. The fight drive that he was always known for never left him, right up to the end. He was exactly what a wild Banker stallion is supposed to be, and we are glad that he at least never had to leave the beach - he was never meant to. He was buried at the edge of the meadow where the video from Thursday was filmed. There is not much comfort that can be found in anything about this tragic incident, but we are at least grateful that we could help him pass without further suffering and provide him with the respectful and dignified burial he deserved. We’d like to thank everyone who helped us Friday night and Saturday morning, especially the visitor who called 911. Otherwise there would have been no consequences for the driver, we would have never known what happened, and Bullwinkle may have suffered for longer than he did. Thank you to our community who came together to help us that night and into the day on Saturday, to the Currituck County sheriff’s department for their quick response and on-going support, and to our staff and veterinarian for their unending dedication to always doing what’s best for the horses. www.corollawildhorses.org$

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2 months ago

Caught some cool herd dynamics and behavior on camera today.

The darker stallion has been with the black mare and her two-year-old filly for the last couple years. The lighter brown stallion tried to steal them from him a few weeks ago, but was unsuccessful. Since then he’s been trailing the trio, and will regularly try to sneak in and grab the mares. The first stallion has to stay vigilant all the time - it must be exhausting, but he is really doing a good job of protecting his mares from the challenger!

At the end of the video you’ll see the darker stallion put his head down and move his mares away from the other one. This is called snaking, and it’s one of the few times you’ll see a stallion seriously bossing his mares around. When there’s no threat present they are typically happy to follow along and let the mares run the show.

It will be interesting to see how this drama plays out! Who are you rooting for? (I’m rooting for the mares. 😉)

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Two stallions fighting over mares, Corolla NC

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The driver that killed Bullwinkle should be publicly shamed on top of the most severe punishment allowed for the action. There was no way for me to comment on the post providing the tragic news so I’m posting on this one. RIP Bullwinkle 🙏🙏🙏💕

Please stop allowing people to drive on the beaches and killing these beautiful horses

RIP Bullwinkle. Such a tragedy. People shouldn’t be allowed to drive on the beach after dark.

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2 months ago

Open house is rain or shine - as long as there’s no thunder and lightning the show will go on! The chance for storms increases as the day goes on so come early if you can just in case. If we have to shut down early due to the weather we will post about it. After 10am you can also call our office at 252-453-8002 before heading over just to double check. More info about the event below 👇🏻 ... See MoreSee Less

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We come down in the fall and never get go to the farm why don't you have some September dates?

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