By Debbie Coffey, V.P. & Dir. of Wild Horse Affairs, Wild Horse Freedom Federation The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has been making plans to send America’s wild horses & burros overseas for over two years, with very little, if any, transparency about their activities to the American […]
Source: The Dodo “Today is the 2nd anniversary of the devastating flooding event brought upon Houston, TX by Hurricane Harvey. For us, it meant 20 feet of water in our back pastures, fencing down, gates washed away but a total of 1.5 acres did not flood and […]
By LOUIS SAHAGUN as published on The LATimes.com “It is one of the largest killings of its kind on public land managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management…” More than 40 wild burros have been found shot and killed along the Interstate 15 near the Nevada state line, Federal […]
COMMENTS DUE BY AUG. 26th. NEPA is the National Environmental Policy Act. We have posted excerpts from 3 articles below (with additional links to articles from The Hill and NPR). Note that the deadline has been extended to Aug. 26th. Americans, including members of Congress, need to step […]
An open letter from Charlotte Roe Wild Equid Partners and Friends, 1. Stopping the Path Backward: Very shortly, the Senate Appropriations Committee will consider funding a plan for the de facto extermination of wild horses and burros that the National Cattlemen’s Association and allies aim to ram through Congress. […]
Source: WITN.com “A veterinarian determined that his leg couldn’t be treated …” COROLLA, N.C. (WITN) – A wild horse on the Outer Banks had to be put down late last week. The Corolla Wild Horse Fund posted pictures to its Facebook page of Joaquin, who was a young stallion […]
Source: The Dodo “This week’s FGS installment is not about goofy, funny or silly things but instead it speaks to resilience, persistence and victory. A delightful story that will make your soul soar and recharge your spirit on this day of rest. Wrap your arms around life and […]
By Mark Price as published on the Charlotte Observer “Where’s that special sweet-spot? NOWHERE!!!” The wild mustangs that roam North Carolina’s Outer Banks have long enticed tourists, many of whom can’t resist the urge to try and pet the horses. It’s with those people in mind that the […]
by Patrick Springer as published on The Billings Gazette “I hate to see them go,” MEDORA, N.D. — Tiffany Craigo followed a familiar animal trail that winds through the Badlands, confident that it would take her to a favorite hideout of the wild horses she spends much of […]
By Sarah Moon and Hollie Silverman as published on CNN Horse trainers and track investigated after Santa Anita deaths Four horses have died in less than a month at a racetrack in California. The latest death was that of a 3-year-old filly named Bri Bri, the Del Mar […]
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