By William E. Simpson II as published on The Pagosa Daily Post Native species American wild horses evolved on the North American continent about 55 million years ago. So, it’s no wonder that unlike invasive species — cattle and sheep — wild horses have critically important, evolved grazing […]
By Suzanne Roy Special to The Sacramento Bee Protecting wild horses from slaughter is not a romantic notion but a common desire shared by 80% of Americans who value these animals as important symbols for our nation. Real solutions exist for protecting these national icons in accordance with […]
By Meghan Overdeep as published on/in Southern Living It’s a mare’s world According to a 2020 annual report by National Parks Service officials with Cape Lookout National Seashore and the Foundation for Shackleford Horses, the majority of the wild horses that roam the thin, eight-mile island are female. […]
by Action for Animals “Rodeo – An all American sport? Or a systematic form of animal brutality? Uncover the truth with our award winning documentary short – Bucking Tradition. The film’s brutal and honest look at animal abuse on the rodeo circuit lead to critical acclaim, winning Best […]
BY Laura Singleton as posted on the White Mountain Independent “The foal is one of the horses found shot today … She was shot during the night or early morning and left to suffer,” HEBER/OVERGAARD — A Facebook post began circulating Thursday night, Jan. 7, alleging that a […]
Source: The Dodo~Little but Fierce Baby horse rejected by her mom at birth makes the most amazing recovery. Keep up with Addie’s adventures on Instagram: https://thedo.do/addietheminihorse
A federal agency is not required to prepare an environmental impact statement for an action with uncertain environmental effects if the agency reasonably predicts that the effects will not be significant based on available evidence. American Wild Horse Campaign v. Bernhardt, 963 F.3d 1001 (9th Cir. 2020). The […]
Source: DigitalJournal.com Amidst a Year Full of Murders, Deaths and Misery from COVID-19 As COVID-19 began to tighten its grip on the world last April, at least one humane event made 2020 more than just a year to forget – the third largest city in the U.S. became […]
By John Cherwa as published on The LA Times The Horseracing Safety and Integrity Act was passed by the Senate and House of Representatives on Monday as part of the year-end federal funding bill and COVID-19 rescue package. It will become law when signed by President Trump in the […]
News Provided By ANIMAL WELLNESS ACTION WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, December 21, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — Malicious, intentional cruelty should be a felony offense. Wayne Pacelle: “That was a long-held rallying cry for a wide range of animal protection organizations, including the Humane Society of the United (HSUS), where […]
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