WILLIAMS, Ariz.—Molly Wisecarver is a firm believer in Christmas miracles—not the kind with golden wings, but four hooves, long manes, and sullen brown eyes.
Nine miracles in all.
And each one is a holiday blessing—a survivor and a true testament to the goodwill of people like Wisecarver who love wild horses and want to see them alive and well.
Wisecarver considers it a miracle the horses—three adult stallions, two mares, and “four babies”—survived in the wild despite the wrath of unknown hunters and found shelter on her ranch, nestled among the pines in Williams, Arizona.
Ranch owner Molly Wisecarver stands by the corral where she keeps nine recently adopted wild horses in Williams, Ariz., on Dec. 23, 2022. (Allan Stein/The Epoch Times)
She said that owning the 150-acre ranch is a miracle in itself because it means she gets to do what she enjoys: raising four quarter horses, 60 sheep, and “more dogs than I care to mention.”…