Northern Nevada Correctional Center
Mustang Training Program
The Mustang Training and Adoption Program at Warms Springs Correctional Facility has been relocated to the Northern Nevada Correctional Facility (NNCC) on Snyder Street (south side of Carson City). This move was facilitated by the Mustangs of America Foundation. Security at Warm Springs sometimes caused interruption in training and transportation of horses and equipment in and out of the facility. The new location is ideal because it is an agricultural based facility with less security issues. The new facility already houses and prepares mustangs waiting to be placed in the training program. There is more room for pens and corrals for training and it will be easier for loading newly adopted mustangs.The expansion of this program at the new facility has allowed more mustangs to
be trained.
The Border Patrol is now using some of the mustangs trained at
the facility. MAF is proud to have helped with this move, the expantion of the
training program and increasing the number of adoptions.
Along with the US Border Patrol, California Fish and Wildlife, US Army and the Marine Color Guard have adopted mustangs from the program.
MAF is sponsoring the Mustang Orphan Training Program at the correctional facility. This Program will provide training to increase the chances of adoption for the orphans. See the orphan adoption page for more information and pictures.
be trained.
The Border Patrol is now using some of the mustangs trained at
the facility. MAF is proud to have helped with this move, the expantion of the
training program and increasing the number of adoptions.
Along with the US Border Patrol, California Fish and Wildlife, US Army and the Marine Color Guard have adopted mustangs from the program.
MAF is sponsoring the Mustang Orphan Training Program at the correctional facility. This Program will provide training to increase the chances of adoption for the orphans. See the orphan adoption page for more information and pictures.
