On April 26, 2018, the Bureau of Land Management released a report to Congress detailing potential management options for wild horses and burros, which includes the mass killing of healthy wild horses and burros, unrestricted sales including transfers or sales abroad (sale to slaughter), adoption-incentive programs, fertility control, permanent ... Read More
News and Noteworthy
Dear Friends,
Thank you to the more than 425 wild horse supporters who contributed to our April hay drive. We raised $52,009 toward our feed bill -- more than $33,000 of that on the final weekend!
We often say that each and every donation is ... Read More
Dear Friends of RTF,
We’re just hours away from a Sunday night deadline to raise $40,000 toward our sanctuary’s feed bill.
So far, about 300 people have come forward to make donations of all sizes, and we couldn’t be more grateful for your generosity.... Read More
Watch your donations at work on a morning feed run this week at our American Wild Horse Sanctuary!
Dear Friends,
It may seem like we at Return to Freedom are obsessed with hay.
We are.
At a large sanctuary like ours, hay bales can feel more valuable than bricks of gold. Hay ... Read More
Secretary Ryan Zinke testified for more than two hours on Wednesday before the House Interior Subcommittee on the Trump administration's Fiscal Year 2019 Interior Department budget, which would allow the Bureau of Land Management to kill healthy wild horses and burros.
Zinke spoke for about three minutes on the wild horse ... Read More
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking nominations for three open seats on the National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board.
Members serve three-year terms and are chosen to represent nine areas of expertise. The open seats are for wild horse and burro advocacy, veterinary medicine and public interest.
Board members ... Read More