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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
Introduction What's coming up is a must read for wild horse and burro defenders. Skip this introduction and go directly to source article » In case you have ever wondered why we speak so little about wild horses and burros, you will soon see why once you read the article coming up in just a… Continue reading They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? Some Wild Horse & Burro Advocates Do!
HEBER, AZ — March 16 is the deadline for public comment on the fate of the Heber Wild Horses. Submit your comment here. Talking points at the end of this page. Why it is so important Last week, the Forest Service released its proposed management plan for the Heber Wild Horse Territory. It includes plans to limit the horses’… Continue reading Final day to take action for Heber horses
MEAT OUT FOR MUSTANGS — Join us for the month of May 2017 and "Meat Out for Mustangs". Ideally, try eating vegan for the whole month of May. Not quite up for that? How about three days a week or even one? Whatever you do, give up meat including beef. If you feel you simply can't do… Continue reading Meat Out for Mustangs 2017 breakfast recipes
By KAREN H. McCALPIN | Corolla Wild Horse Fund | 15 Sept 2008 On April 16th I formally requested that the Currituck Outer Banks Wild Horse Management Plan be changed from a maximum of 60 horses to a minimum of 110. The request was made in relation to a recent genetic study that indicated high… Continue reading Help Wild Horses (NC)
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