American Wild Horse Foundation (AWHF)

Bridging Science, Spirit & the Wild

The history of America is written in hoofprints. Let’s build a future where wild horses, healthy lands, and human communities thrive together.
Get the Facts
Read How We Help

The AWHF Mission

A Place for Everyone in the Herd

Science-based education and practical action that helps people understand wild horses, care for the land, and protect the conditions that keep horses wild, free, and understood.
Wild Horse Stewardship Organization, Shared Understanding

Shared Understanding

We invite families, educators, ranchers, advocates and wild horse nonprofits to the same table. Shared responsibility creates the strongest solutions.

Learn About Stewardship

Rooted in Resilience

Healthy horses require healthy land. Our western lands need regenerative solutions that restore the range for wildlife, livestock, and the watershed.

Discover the Science
Wild Horse Stewardship Organization, Rooted in Resilience
Wild Horse Stewardship Organization, Honoring Wild Kin

Honoring Wild Kin

Wild horses are more than numbers to be managed. They are families, heritage and part of a larger ecosystem. Support their freedom and continued place in our shared history through science, education, and public understanding.

Explore the Museum
Whether you are a student, parent, educator, or donor, we offer wild horse stewardship and education rooted in respect.
Get the Facts
A quick, shareable download for classrooms, conversations, and first-step learning.

Trey and a Story of Responsibility

A 9-part true story of Trey, the foal who survived capture, and the steady responsibility that turned one rescue into a deeper lesson in stewardship.
Read Trey's Story

Trey's Story

Trey did not ask to become a symbol. He was simply born into a world bigger than his small body could understand.
When his freedom was taken, the story could have ended as a statistic. Instead, his journey became a lesson: what changes a life is not force, but clear understanding and steady follow-through.
That is what responsibility looks like in human form. Not sentimental. Not naive. Just a steady refusal to look away from what is real, and a willingness to do the next right thing.
Read Trey's Story

Funding Collaborative Stewardship

Strategic support for nonprofits, researchers, and community partners.
AWHF invests in people and projects that protect wild horses while strengthening the lands and communities they share. Through targeted grants and support, we partner with nonprofits, researchers, and local leaders working on practical, measurable solutions. We prioritize proposals that use evidence-based methods, clear outcomes, and a respectful approach to complex, real-world landscapes.
Apply for Funding

Meet the Team

Meet the practically minded, science-informed, people behind AWHF—committed to protecting wild horses through education, community engagement and action.
Jenn Suarez

Jenn Suarez

Founder & Executive Director

Founder & Executive Director Jenn Suarez brings Fortune 100 strategy and startup expertise to build sustainable, mission-driven solutions protecting America’s wild horses.

Read Bio

The American Wild Horse Foundation is a 501(c)3) charitable organization.

EIN: 47-4925050 • Mailing Address: 2620 Del Monte Lane, Reno, NV 89511

©2026 American Wild Horse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Contact Us • Privacy • Terms

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.