By Kirk Mitchell as published in/on the Denver Post Drought, fire damage means more horses will die this winter, group says A herd of 800 wild mustangs have been able to cross burned areas of the Boone Draw wildfire to access water tanks set up for them, but […]
Source: KOTATV.com “Our good friends at Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary are again attacked by the natural nemesis of fire. First it was a destructive fire that destroyed their barn and out buildings and now a natural occurring wild fire on their property, proper. Our thoughts and prayers […]
Story By Horsetalk.co.nz “The fires are still not controlled and many landholders do not know how horses left behind have fared,” An estimated 2000 horses have been moved out of high-risk areas of South Australia ahead of the major bushfires that have raged across the Adelaide Hills. The […]
Thanks to record summer temperatures and persistent drought, several wildfires have flared in Texas this year, according to information contained on the Texas Forest Service website. Since Sept. 1 the Texas Forest Service has responded to 181 fires covering a total of 118,413 acres. On Sept. 5 the agency responded to 22 new fires affecting 7,544 acres, including 10 new large fires, according to the website. As of Sept. 6, firefighters continued the struggle to control the blazes.
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