Feel Good Sunday: Men hold exhausted horse’s head above floodwaters for hours to save it from drowning
As published on AccuWeather.com “No words required…” ~ R.T.
Horses We Can’t Forget on Memorial Day
by Jocelyn Pierce as published on Equitrekking.com “Throughout the United States’s military history, the horse played an indispensable role. “ Memorial Day is a day of reflection and remembrance to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and lost their lives while serving in the military. Perhaps the […]
Proposed Federal Budget Could Spell Annihilation for America’s Wild Horses and Burros
“The potential for our worse possible nightmare to become a reality is knocking on our barn door, as I type, and we need to stop it and stop it NOW! Below is a video plea from our good friend, Ginger Kathrens and both myself and Wild Horse Freedom […]
BLM’s Requested Budget Cuts of $10 Million From Wild Horse & Burro Program Could Spell ‘Slaughter’ For Our Wild Equines
Story by Kristen Kovatch as published on Horse Nation Language in the Bureau of Land Management fiscal year 2018 budget justification, released Tuesday, specifically requests “the ability to conduct sales without limitations.” The new 2018 budget proposal calls for a 9.2% reduction in spending for the Department of […]
Something Old, something New
From Rewilding Europe “At the rate that the BLM is decimating our last remaining free roaming herds of wild horses and burros we may find ourselves taking notes on how the Europeans are bring wild equines back to their rightful ranges.” ~ R.T. Looking to boost the benefical […]
Girl Who Couldn’t Speak Uttered First Words to Donkey: ‘I Love You’
by Leigh Scheps of Inside Edition Feel Good Sunday The first thing Amber Austwick ever said out loud was “I love you” to a donkey. The 6-year-old is a twin who was born prematurely at 26 weeks. She suffered from complications at birth that forced doctors to perform […]
Update: Status on Massive Former Wild Horse and Burro SD Rescue
Source: Wild Horse and Burro Sanctuary Alliance It has been a long and difficult journey for the 907 horses that the State Attorneys in South Dakota found to be suffering from serious neglect last October. From freezing temperatures and soupy mud, all of the unadopted horses healthy enough to make the journey have been relocated to […]
To ALL Mothers Great or Small: We Love and Honor You This Day!
“It is my most sincere hope that no Mother visits this blog, today, but instead is with her family celebrating this day of life and hope. But should some stray, animal loving mom stray a bit and visit us we would like to dedicate the blog to you […]
Wild horses found dead in Arizona’s Apache Sitgreaves Forest
Story by Nancy Harrison, KPNX “Local Sheriff allegedly believes disgruntled gardener could be responsible…” HEBER, Ariz. – A Heber man is concerned that someone is shooting wild horses in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest. Robert Huchinson says he found two dead wild horses in the forest this week, […]
Should Animal Abuse be Considered a Violent Crime?
by Elizabeth Buff as published on OneGreenPlanet.org “When we consider the harm done to animals as equal to the harm done to members of our own species, we can begin to change cultural perceptions of animals…” As news reports and undercover investigations reveal, animal abuse occurs with troubling regularity in […]
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