Hi Paige,
I just recently joined the fight to save these horses by joining Wild Horses of Abaco (WHOA). Have a read through the website to learn more about them and what you can do to help. They are in desperate need of donations but there is still hope! Once they get the funds to get proper vet care, there is a VERY good chance we can get some foals from the three remaining mares. There is also the poisonous plant invasion problem that has taken the lives of I believe two horses in the past few years. They have been trying to eradicate the problem but it’s costly and funds coming in are low and tend to go to vet and feed. Please pass this on to whomever you think could help in any way. Donations are welcomed!

The website is http://www.AbacoHorses.com

Email me if you have any questions. robbie@AbacoHorses.com

Robbie

the horses were at first killed by settlers and dogs, destruction of homeland, etc.
but now the animals are getting older and if i remember right one of the studs is infertile from an accident when he broke into a chemical shed that held fermions.
they aren’t doing well cause they refuse to breed and/or they aren’t as fertile as they should be. if you think about it those horses are severely interbred, having been rebult to about 35 horses from 3 that had been left alive. but no foals have been born since 1998 and so they dropped to only 6.