Inmates help tame wild mustangs for adoption
Every day at the break of dawn, nine inmates from the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center walk out of their cell and into a horse training pin. These low-level offenders are part of a wild horse training program put together by the Sacramento Sheriff's Department and the Bureau of Land Management.
So far, 80 inmates have participated in the program and more than 100 horses have been trained and adopted.