Source: Multiple Three castaway cows swept out to sea by Hurricane Dorian have been found living on North Carolin’s Outer Banks after they swam around five miles to safety. Cape Lookout National Seashore officials think the trio survived the September storm by swimming from Cedar Island, across the […]
Source: CBS News …during a brief Sunday evening press conference that track officials were “deeply saddened by the events today.” Two racing horses were killed after sustaining injuries on the track during races at Del Mar Racetrack in California on Sunday, the racing club confirmed, and a third […]
Good friends are hard to come by. But as many of us know, they can come in any size or shape. Any species too, as it turns out. Update
Source: baltimore.cbslocal.com There are 75 wild horses on Assateague Island, according to the most recent population census by the Maryland Park Service. According to officials, there are 22 stallions and 53 mares in the herd on Assateague Island National Seashore. A 5-month-old filly named Chantilly Lace was the […]
“Mainstream Media continues ‘Fake News’ campaign to further BLM’s special interests plan to destroy and slaughter the last few wild equines that grace America’s public lands…” Unedited Fake News propaganda piece (a few good jabs delivered at the end): The U.S. Bureau of Land Management must utilize adoption, […]
by Elise Rich as published on KMOX.radio.com A herd of wild horses has been roaming the Ozark hills for nearly 100 years It’s believed the ancestors of the Shannon County wild horses go back to the Great Depression era, with farmers releasing their horses in search of better […]
By Mark Price as published on The News & Observer One of the oldest wild horses roaming North Carolina’s Outer Banks had to be euthanized, according to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund The horse, known as Captain, was suffering from “emaciation” due to a series of health problems […]
by Charlotte Roe and Mary A. Koncel as published on The Washington Examiner “The 88,000 wild horses and burros are dwarfed in the millions by cattle and sheep…” William Perry Pendley, acting chief of the Bureau of Land Management, is warning of a fearsome herd. Wild horses and […]
If you follow us on Facebook at, Fort Polk Horses of Kisatchie, you may know that much has transpired since our last email. To briefly recap, we left off on the heals of the August round up and we had just received word of September round up. The events […]
by Eric Mack as published on Forbes Dramatic footage, shot Wednesday morning in SoCal, shows a horse heading back into a fire on a rescue mission to find his family. The Golden State is on fire again with at least twelve active wildfires around California. While the largest […]
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