Wild Land Wild Horses Volunteer Application
This form is a preliminary step in the volunteer interview process at our sanctuary in Elmer, NJ. Please answer honestly and provide detailed information about your experience, as this will help us make the best decision for the well-being of our sanctuary residents.

What to expect: We are a rescue and sanctuary that focuses on nonrideable mustangs. We DO NOT have any type of riding or mounted horsework opportunities available. Typical volunteer activities include mucking, general cleaning, and filling waters. Only after completion of a mandatory orientation and several supervised shifts, additional duties could include grooming, leading, feeding and/or working with horses. 

  • Prior experience with large animals is NOT required
  • Volunteers should plan to regularly commit two hours per month or more 
  • The horses we accept often have significant emotional, behavioral and/or physical trauma. We expect volunteers to treat them with kindness and respect
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Full Name *
Age *
Home Address *
City, State, Zip *
Contact Number *
Are you able and willing to volunteer at least once per month (2+ hours)? *
Do you have previous horse experience? (It is not necessary! If yes, please describe) *
Do you have mustang experience? (not required) *
Have you ever been accused or convicted of animal neglect or cruelty?*
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Are you covered by a medical insurance policy? (Not a requirement)*
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Do you have a driver license and able to drive a UTV vehicle (not required)
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By signing here, you certify that the statements in this application are true and correct. (print name) *
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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