Source: Pegasus Equine Guardian Association While accidents happen during hunting season, this most certainly was INTENTIONAL and DELIBERATE and not a case of “mistaken for a deer.” by Pegasus Equine Guardian Association I wish I had better news to ring in the New Year but, sadly I received a […]
SOURCE: Animal Legal Defense Fund Pegasus Equine Guardian Association files preliminary injunction motion to protect Ft. Polk horses Contact: media@aldf.org New Orleans — This week animal advocates filed a motion for a preliminary injunction asking a federal court to take immediate steps to stop the Army’s illegal roundup […]
by By JANET MCCONNAUGHEY as published in Stars and Stripes Animal rights advocates want a federal court to make an Army base in western Louisiana stop rounding up hundreds of wild horses on land it owns or uses… Fort Polk began escalating efforts in November, and some captured […]
For Immediate Press Release Fort Polk, Louisiana (December 14, 2016) Today, Pegasus Equine Guardian Association, represented by Tulane Environmental Law Clinic, filed a lawsuit in the Louisiana District Court against the US Army at Fort Polk Louisiana, charging that the Army’s plan to eliminate herds of horses violates […]
Caleb Downs, Breaking News reporter as published on The Dallas News Hundreds of wild horses from a military base in Louisiana are being relocated to North Texas in an effort to find them new owners. The operation is being managed by the Humane Society of North Texas, according […]
By RACHEL STEFFANRSTEFFAN as published on The Washington Times “ideally there would be a way to find space for the horses within the 40,000 acres that the Army does not use for training.” FORT POLK, La. – Horse advocates continue to raise questions and concerns about whether removing […]
from Amy Hanchey Kistachie National Forest, which spans 7 parishes in Louisiana and encompasses a whopping 604.000 acres of land, is home to Fort Polk Military Base, which resides on approx. 140,000 acres. There are 2 theoretical groups of horses that roam the area. First, the horses that […]
SOURCE: KATC.com Horses at Kisatchie National Forest by Katie Lopez Amy Hanchey has been fighting for months to make sure the hundreds of wild horses that roam Kisatchie National Forest in north Louisiana stay there. “There are generations of horses that are truly wild and lived in that […]
The “forest” mentioned in the article below is the Kisatchie National Forest. I spoke with the Forest Supervisor, who told me Fort Polk will decide what will happen to these 700 horses. These horses are on the base, so the Forest Service is not involved. We will look […]
Forward and Story by R.T. Fitch ~ Co-Founder/President of the Wild Horse Freedom Federation “Feb 1st 2003 changed the lives of millions of people. As a country and a human community we lost 7 brave souls over the skies of north Texas and Louisiana, that day. The space […]
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