Dozens of prisoners in Florence, Arizona, just can’t wait to get up for work in the morning.
The minimum-security prisoners pair up with mustangs and burros at Florence State Prison for a unique job opportunity. In an effort to protect local rangelands and teach men behind bars a new trade, the Arizona DOC partnered with the Bureau of Land Management to form the Wild Horse Inmate Program (WHIP).
By Emily Andrews
July 5, 2016
Arizona | Creating a Constructive Prison Culture | Florence | horses | Justice | Randy Helm | Wild Horse Inmate Program