On the Horizon...
October 6 : The final sweep to
remove the last of the Sheldon
Mustangs and Burros begin. USFWS
will “zero” out the herds.
October 7: BLM Planning 2.0
meeting in Sacramento. Internet
listening options and participation.
1pm at blm.gov/live
October 14: Deadline for
nominations to BLM Wild Horse and
Burro Advisory Board
October 15: The “Grass March is
expected to reach DC with their
petition to remove anything and
anyone that stands in the way of
livestock grazing, including YOUR
wild horses
Make a Stand TODAY!
A small group of
thoughtful people could
change the
world.
Indeed, it's
the only thing
that ever has.
~ Margaret
Meade
Believe the Impossible..
Just a few short years ago the
reality of a humane handling
POLICY was just a dream. That
dream will be realized in just a
few days. A real tool to begin to
handle wild horses and burros
with the respect and care they
deserve. YES there will be work
to do in making sure there is
accountability and improvement,
yet just yesterday people felt it
was an impossibility.
Believe.
October 19: The BLM begins
removal of 75 horses at Triple B.
When complete they move to Silver
King to capture 50 and then to
Reveille to remove 60.
November 8: trapsite adoption event
scheduled in Tonopah NV for
weanlings and yearlings
WHE
Our work continues as we
strive to gain accountability
on the range. The climate is
tense as drought and the
threat of the sage grouse
intensify the competition
with livestock. New mining
regulations have created a
“push” to extract minerals
and fuels on our public land
at a rate never before seen
in history.
Our Purpose...
educating the public about the
plight of wild horses and burros on
public land, and in the government
warehousing system for these
animals including sale and
final disposition,
working to end the
inhumane treatment of
these heritage
animals,encouraging
the creation of a sane,
scientifically-based management
strategy for these animals in the
wild,
Help us to help them
Our efforts take resources
in time and money. Fuel,
repairs, litigation, hay for the
rescues, printing and
preparation all eat up the
resources that we have. Please
consider making a contribution
to Wild Horse Education, a
registered 501(c)3 public
charity, tax deductible
according to IRS rules.
promoting public adoptions
and support those
who adopt, and
assisting the
public to advocate
for the welfare of
wild horses and burros.
WILD HORSE EDUCATION
213 LEMMON VALLEY DR
#316
RENO, NV 89505
WEBSITE:
WILDHORSEEDUCATION.ORG