Kaimanawa horses adoptions threatened by cost of living
Wild Kaimanawa horses live in the central North Island high country, focused in the Waiouru Military Training Area along the Desert Road, and were first recorded in the area in 1876, the Department of Conservation says. Photo: Kaimanawa Heritage Horses
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