By Erik Molvar as published on the Sierra Nevada Ally “The Nevada legislature is debating a resolution to fast-track the removal of wild horses from public lands…” Opinion The Nevada legislature is debating a resolution to fast-track the removal of wild horses from public lands. Once again, the […]
published by Carol Walker on Wild Hoofbeats Save Our Wild Horses From an Agency Gone Rogue The Bureau of Land Management has thrown out their wish list of the latest wild horse herds they want to destroy in their Path to Devastation. The Sand Wash Basin Herd in […]
Guest OpEd by William Simpson Recently, American Wild Horse Campaign (AWHC) has promoted a Petition proposing to take some management role of the free-roaming native species American wild horses at Pokegama area of Oregon. In that Petition, they state: “Speak up for the Pokegama wild horses today – […]
A series by: William E. Simpson II as published in The Sierra Nevada Ally Opinion The morning sun illuminated the Cascade-Siskiyou Mountains around my cabin in the wilderness. Just outside my window stood a beautiful wild mare with her new foal, and I wondered. Her mighty stallion standing […]
Source: The Dodo When Lily the donkey was rescued as a baby, she felt so alone until Yoda the dog started tucking her into bed every night. Watch how Yoda decided to ride Lily and protect her from all the other animals — but made an exception when […]
The Dodo This wild horse was cruelly stampeded and rounded up by the U.S. Federal government. Ripped from his rightful range with freedom lost and family shattered he faced a lifetime of languishing in a federal holding facility until a kind and compassionate woman adopted him and saved […]
Source: In Defense of Animals Recently we have been writing about individual militant anti-wild horse ranchers who take up arms to intimidate government agents regarding public land use. One of these cases involved father-and-son ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond, who have spent time in prison for felony abuse […]
Source: The Dodo This neglected pony was in very bad shape when he was rescued — his hooves had grown so long that he could barely walk. But his rescuers helped transform him into a whole new pony
By Bailey Aldridge as published on The News&Observer A wild horse that roamed North Carolina’s Outer Banks has died, a group that manages her herd says. A wild horse that roamed North Carolina’s Outer Banks has died, a group that manages her herd says. The mare, nicknamed Dusty, […]
The Dodo “After this wild horse was cruelly rounded up by the Federal government’s BLM, she waited in a pen for 5 years — then she met her mom…”
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