As published by Elko Daily Free Press
ELKO, NV. – The Bureau of Land Management began an emergency wild horse gather on this week in the Antelope Herd Management Area to remove approximately 60 wild horses from private land near Boone Springs, NV., due to a projected lack of ... Read More
News and Noteworthy
As published by The Santa Barbara Independent
The bipartisan, five-month spending deal that Congress approved last week includes provisions to protect America’s horses from slaughter. However, one provision represents a new threat to wild horses and burros because it strips them of their federally protected status and, if ... Read More
Thanks for Helping our Horses!
We are delighted that Return to Freedom’s kickoff to our tour season was met with great enthusiasm. Forty-four volunteers attended a special Volunteer Day to help wild horses as part of the ASPCA’s Help a Horse Day. In support of Earth Day, volunteers took ownership of projects ... Read More
It's well past time to put a permanent end to horse slaughter — within the United States and across its borders — for the good of America's horses and the protection of human health.
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Read the San Luis Obispo Tribune's story about the release and see its video of the release.
Return to Freedom on Wednesday celebrated the release of Galahad and his reunited family band onto RTF’s 2,000-acre satellite sanctuary in San Luis Obispo County.
The chestnut stallion, his lead mare, Hope, and ... Read More
As published by E&E News
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has directed the Bureau of Land Management to "identify and implement" revisions to the agency's land-use planning and environmental review processes just weeks after Congress killed an Obama-era rule that supporters say sought to do the same thing.
Zinke, in ... Read More