It is not just dogs that Paula Nourse has been dealing in. Recently, she has been attempting to offload a BLM mustang on Facebook, which raises serious concerns about her activities in the horse world as well.
Just as with the dogs she takes in, Paula has a long track record of being untruthful about the health, background, and behavior of animals in her care. This creates significant risks for potential adopters, fosters, and rescues. The same pattern that has been seen with her dogs is now appearing with horses, including federally protected BLM mustangs.
Community members should exercise extreme caution when approached by Paula Nourse with offers of animals. Whether it involves dogs, mustangs, or other horses, the pattern of misleading information puts both animals and adopters at risk.
For those searching for BLM mustang adoption in Idaho or exploring horse rescue options in the Northwest, it is important to work only with transparent and trustworthy rescues. The animals deserve honesty, proper care, and responsible placements.
