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Gov. Doug Burgum asked park officials to work in collaboration with the state to find a solution that would allow the horses to stay while protecting the park's ecosystem. » Take Action up until 11:59 pm tonight, 31st January 2023. Details at end of post. BISMARCK — Gov. Doug Burgum, the state’s tourism director and… Continue reading North Dakota officials plead with Theodore Roosevelt National Park to keep wild horses
20th December 2022 | Inforum.com. Park administrators are proposing gradual elimination of the horse herd. Other alternatives include no change in managing the horses or expedited removal of the horses and longhorn cattle. Patrick Springer reports: MEDORA, N.D. (Dec 20, 2022) — The wild horses that have roamed the Badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park… Continue reading Theodore Roosevelt National Park considers zeroing out its wild horses
THE CLOUD FOUNDATION PRESS RELEASE Help still needed to insure historic horses do not go to slaughter. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. (Sept. 25, 2013) -- The Cloud Foundation (TCF) and Legacy Mustang Preservation (LMP) are proceeding full speed ahead with Operation Badlands, an effort to insure that none of the historic mustangs being rounded up at… Continue reading Operation Badlands: Full speed ahead
North Dakotans are getting an eyeful of horsemeat on a billboard courtesy of the North Dakota Anti-Horse Slaughter Coalition and Animal Rescue Unit. The sign is in Bismark at Expressway and S. Washington where it is viewable by drivers travelling six lanes of highway coming from all four directions. The image has pointers to the… Continue reading N. Dakota traffic get an eyeful of horsemeat
Written by JADED MARE Shame on KFGO, the Mighty 790 in Fargo ND. They may be #1 in news, but they are not #1 in research. Take a look at some of the statements in a report on their website, blithely entitled, "Horse Slaughter." They interviewed a local horse dentist, and that's about it, it… Continue reading Slaughter may help horse owners and the BLM says Fargo station
From USAgNet Despite federal pressure to ban horse slaughtering entirely, a House committee agreed last week with two state lawmakers that North Dakota should set aside money to study possibly opening an equine processing plant in that state, reports MeatPoultry.com. Rep. Rod Froelich, D-Selfridge, co-sponsored the legislation with Sen. Joe Miller, R-Park River. This move… Continue reading Horse Slaughter Facility Considered for North Dakota (US)
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