About ABA
The Australian Brumby Alliance was formed in April 2008 and its mission is to act as a national Body for the Recognition, Management, Preservation and Welfare of Australian Wild Horses. The ABA will a ...
Humane Management
The ABA advocates for humane management of wild horses. To this end, we are involved with a number or projects that aim to either progress best practice or expose and eliminate cruelty. Where possib ...
You Can Help
If you would like to help protect and preserve Australian Brumbies or Kaimanawa Horses…… Join or support one of our member groups. All of these organisations are funded by membership fees, adoption f ...
ABA Newsletter
Brumby Bridges ABA produces a quarterly newsletter, Brumby Bridges which features ABA activities and wild horse news from our members and around the world Click on the issue below to d ...
Info to Download
You are welcome to download a range of information that we have on ABA and wild horse management and care – our quarterly newsletter Brumby Bridges, ABA Media Releases, ABA Info Sheets, our guid ...
Re-Homing
Introduction In simple terms, Re-Homing is the process of relocating brumby horses from a wild situation, be it a government conservation area or a station property and settling them into a domestic e ...
About Brumbies
Historically, the Brumby was valued for its endurance, strength, reliability and all round agility, and many of the old bloodlines evolved into what we now know as the Waler or the Australian Stock ho ...
Meet Our Members
While ABA does not dictate how individual wild horse member groups operate, membership is contingent upon the group having consistent/similar objectives to ABA principles and activities and preferably ...
Fertility Control
Wild horse populations in many parts of the world are competing for resources with other species in the environment. Various legislation and government policies are now requiring control of wild hor ...
ABA was formed in 2008 as a national body to provide a unified voice for the welfare and preservation of Australian Wild Horses (Brumbies).
Our members are wild horse rescue and interest groups from Australia and New Zealand who share a common goal of protecting wild horses against inhumane management and who believe in the preservation of an important part of the history of our countries.
Collectively we aim to ensure informed debate on wild horse issues and provide public awareness of:
- the value of brumbies for work and pleasure;
- humane management practices for wild horses;
- the plight of brumbies in Australia; and
- how you can be involved and help.
We invite you to visit our web pages or contact us to learn more about, what we think is, a National Treasure -
The Australian Brumby