The Bureau of Land Management has released an updated roundup schedule that shows the removal of 5,925 wild horses between now and October – including 2,670 from Wyoming’s Red Desert – along with a troubling plan to revive dangerous sterilization research.
The planned roundups would bring the total ... Read More
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The Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved the Fiscal Year 2019 Agriculture Appropriations bill that includes language defunding horse slaughter inspections for another year.
This stop-gap measure has helped us keep slaughter plants closed as we work to pass the SAFE Act to permanently ban horse slaughter and the transport of ... Read More
The U.S. Forest Service on Tuesday completed a roundup of 148 wild horses in the Cold Creek area of Wheeler Pass Joint Management Area, about 30 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
The "emergency" roundup was conducted because drought conditions in the area have resulted in a lack of forage and declining ... Read More
By Deanne Stillman
As published by The Revelator
When 16th century conquistadors crossed the ocean from the Old World to the New, their ships often became stranded along the equator at a place where the winds stopped blowing. To lighten their load, they would throw their horses overboard. Eventually the sails ... Read More
Registration is now open for Return to Freedom's summer programs, including a new lineup of Youth and Family Day events!
On the first Saturday of the month, from June-August, RTF will host special events for children ages 8-16 and their parents. Find out what ... Read More
As published by KCOY
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LOMPOC, California - She was just 4-years-old when her life and that of her family would turn upside down. Mycah Nichols would be diagnosed with Leukemia.
A little girl with the face of ... Read More