We’re sharing some comments regarding the Heber wild horses suggested on Arizona advocate Jill Irvin’s Terra Wind Ranch facebook page. The Heber Allotment Environmental Assessment is out and comments are due THIS FRIDAY. NOTE: “Heber Grazing Allotment Analysis #43442 Public Comment” MUST BE in the subject line of your […]
By Sarah V Schweig as published on TheDodo.com Forward by R.T. Fitch ~ Pres/Co-founder of Wild Horse Freedom Federation “Okay, my fin is up and ready for a fight. Yesterday (click here) we wadded back into the turbid, bloody waters of the horse racing crowd and comments from […]
“Last week’s win of the Belmont Stakes (Steaks) by American Pharoah left me with a felling of emptiness and and a sour taste in my mouth that I simply could not shake. The massive amount of press about the “World’s Greatest Athlete” winning the Triple Crown was both stunning and disappointing. Horse racing and those who make money whipping young horses down a dirt track was portrayed as the “Sport of Kings” while not one word was whispered about the horrific fate that befalls the bulk of the horses that are unfortunate enough to be involved in this cruel and abusive “industry”. And then out of the darkness arose a beam of light bringing with it clarity and sanity via the well chosen words of Kavitha A. Davidson. Her article on the subject, below, clears away the media hype and centers the spotlight back on the dying and smelly practice of horse racing. I formally tip my hat to Ms. Davidson for the breath of fresh air she brings back into the world of American Equine Welfare Awareness and highly recommend the reading of her thoughtful writing. With two rescued off the track TBs in the backyard, we want to thank her for her compassion and concern.” ~ R.T.
Story by Aaron Granillo as reported on KNAU Arizona’s Public Radio “A reader and fellow wild equine advocate brought this story to our attention and we definitely feel that it bears both repeating, here, and action taken upon. Please review the information at the bottom of the post” […]
By John Turk, as published on The Oakland Press “It’s ‘Feel Good Sunday’ and today’s tale simply warms the heart; that so many good people care…It’s all good!” ~ R.T. Miss Daisy is a mellow, easy going miniature donkey who lives in Independence Township. She has long, brown […]
While the BLM cites the drought in the West to remove wild horses and burros from public lands PERMANENTLY, the BLM doesn’t enforce drought-related grazing restrictions in northern Nevada when cattle ranchers flagrantly defy the grazing restrictions. – Debbie SOURCE: Elko Daily Free Press BLM Allows Grazing on […]
SOURCE: news.yahoo.com By Laura Zuckerman (Reuters) – The first effort of its kind to prevent wild horses roaming the Navajo Nation in the U.S. Southwest from being sent to slaughter in Mexico has gained the preliminary approval of tribal leaders, former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson said on […]
By Phoebe Hurst as published on Munchies.vice.com “The decision to eat an animal you also enjoy feeding sugar lumps to may seem strange…” Few animal products are as divisive as horse meat. Britain might have eaten the stuff during both world wars and it may technically be a leaner […]
SOURCE: capegazette.villagesoup.com Photo by: Dennis Forney I would say this one is profiling, wouldn’t you? by Dennis Forney A group of us traveled ten hours to the southwest to ride bicycles and hike trails in the Virginia highlands. In Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, the mountains rise […]
The “nuisance” BLM is rounding up and removing more wild burros, with a population already at critically endangered low numbers here in the U.S. The BLM issued another Categorical Exclusion (CX). It seems that the BLM is doing more CXs than ever. The GAO issued a report in […]
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