The American Mustang Organization is a project born of founder, Meghan Kavanah’s passion to honor and preserve the dignity of America’s wild horses and share with horse lovers everywhere, the beauty, spirit and versatility of the wild mustang.  

The inspiration behind TAMO came from none other than a wild mustang. While attending a BLM sponsored adoption with her best friend, Meghan spotted a beautiful 5 yr old grey mare from Nevada. Not having the heart to let this gorgeous horse travel thousands of miles back to a government holding facility, Meghan spontaneously adopted her for $125.00.  

Through the journey of developing a partnership with this wild mustang (named Landay) Meghan was surprised to find herself transforming alongside this beautiful, wild horse. Old perspectives and beliefs about how horses should be trained and cared for dissolved, as deeper insights into the true nature of the horse/human relationship evolved. Landay revealed not only a powerful capacity for partnership, but also displayed the talent, try and athleticism of an esteemed performance horse. Wanting to share this discovery with the rest of the performance horse world, and horse enthusiasts worldwide, Meghan envisioned a program that would showcase these incredible horses while simultaneously providing them with the education they need to have the most successful opportunity at a life of partnership with people.  

From that dream, TAMO was born.