This is a quickie as we are smack dab in the middle of the International Equine Conference where good and wonderful things are occurring.
Can’t go into details but good things on the horizon and good things happened yesterday, thanks to the team work of the Advocacy none of the Badlands Horses went to kill buyers at the auction. They are all in safe hands.
Details to follow.
Keep the faith!
Categories: Equine Rescue, Horse News, Horse Slaughter, Wild Burros, Wild Horses/Mustangs
Straight from the Horse's Heart 
Thankyou for that. I can now go for a trail ride with a light heart! Thanks for all you do.
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AWESOME FEEL GOOD SUNDAY !!!! Wooo Hooooooo None of the Beautiful magnificent mustangs went to Slaughter !!!!!! Thank You RT Looking forward to hearing more good news from the Conference, SURE WISH I WAS THERE TO HEAR FIRST HAND !!!!!!!
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Wish you had a “like” button. It is very good news about the beautiful, young Badlands equines. Thanks!
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Thank you for the miracle news about the Dakota horses and for spreading the word at the conference. Thank you.
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Blessings and prayers sent in all directions for the horses and your tremendous energy in helping them.
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Thank you, RT! These beautiful horses are now Free. ALL horses are beautiful, & continued good work, as this *Conference, ensures All horses will be Free. Yes! It will happen! Free to roam wild. Freedom from slaughter. Thank you.
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Great news about the horses. Wondering what else is coming (and i how it happens soon and i hope it happens for all horses, wild and domestic).
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Rosalyn W. Berne, Ph.D. explores the intersecting realms between emerging technologies, science, fiction and myth, and between the human and non-human worlds. As a university professor she writes and teaches about engineering and technology in society and the ethical implications of technological development, often using science fiction material in her classes. In her personal life she continues to discover the transformational nature of human-equine relationships, and offers facilitation and translation services for enhancing communication between horses and their owners. She is author of Nanotalk: Conversations with Scientists And Engineers About Ethics, Meaning, and Belief in the Development of Nanotechnology (Erlbaum Press, 2005) and the novel, Waiting in the Silence (Spore Press, 2012). Currently underway, Creating a New World: Biotechnology and Science Fiction brings the non-fictional writing of research scientists together with Berne’s science fiction short stories (forthcoming
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Thank you for the update can’t wait to hear the news on good stuff going on…..
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Thrilled the Badland horses are SAVED!!!! YEA!!!
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THANK YOU to ALL who are so dedicated to making our world a better place for Horses and Burros…wild and domestic. Even though we all couldn’t be there in person, we are all there in spirit.
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