Wild Horse Was Reunited With His True Love - What Happened 1 Week Later Shocked His Owner

Jul 17, 2018

There may be no other creature on earth as beautiful and majestic as the wild horse. With hoofs beating and manes whipping in the breeze, they're a symbol of unbridled freedom. In some areas, these incredible creatures are allowed to freely roam and graze. However, not all wild horses are so fortunate. Find out how one courageous woman is working to change the fate of these wild horses.

Ranchers often resent the presence of the wild horses grazing on public lands where they want to keep their livestock. As a result, many are rounded up and auctioned off each year by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Some end up in less than ideal conditions. That's where Skydog Ranch comes into the picture.

This 9,000 acre sanctuary in Oregon is owned by wild horse enthusiast Clare Staples. She adopted Goliath, a huge, stunning, coal-black, curly-haired 26-year-old wild stallion. He was plucked from his herd in Wyoming while courageously trying to protect them from being rounded up as helicopters closed in around them.

Clare's goal was to bring Goliath back together with his family, but she ran into a whole host of roadblocks.

Clare raised money that was donated by many caring individuals in order to purchase Goliath at an auction. She found out that Red Lady, a mare from Goliath's herd who was of special interest to the stallion, had been bought. After meeting, Clare and Red Lady's owner came up with a plan to bring them back together again.

The reunion of these two wild horses is an incredible and touching sight to behold. Only after the couple came together did the two owners find out their extra special secret.

If you were touched by witnessing the bond between these two magnificent creatures, pass it on to your friends and family! Tell us your thoughts and reactions to this unbelievable reunion!