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News and Noteworthy
Newly available statistics continue to show an increase in the number of American horses being trucked to Mexican and Canadian slaughterhouses.
For this to stop, Congress must take action.
The total number of slaughter-bound horses exported for all of 2025 now stands at 24,764, according ... Read More
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Federal agencies manage wild horses on public land across the West, including in SLO County
By Camillia Lanham
New Times ... Read More
The Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service are seeking nominations to fill six positions on the National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board.
Formed under the Wild Horses and Burros Act, the Advisory Board makes recommendations to the BLM and USFS on wild horse and burro management and protection ... Read More
A total of 180 wild horses were captured during a helicopter roundup last week in Nevada.
Seven wild horses were put down for what the Bureau of Land Management classified as “pre-existing / chronic” injuries. Reported justifications were: severe arthritis in three horses, as well as “a large abscess,” blindness, tendon ... Read More
Good news: A San Mateo County Superior Court Judge recently put a stop to the sale by two California companies of ejiao, a gelatin made from donkey skin used in traditional Chinese medicine.
Ejiao is behind the mass slaughter and decline of donkeys worldwide.
On Jan. 13, Judge Don R. Franchi ruled ... Read More