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| You can help prevent the useless slaughter of the wild horses. Call and/or Mail BLM National Director Jim Caswell 202-208-3801 1849 C st. NW Washington, DC 20240 Some samples of support letters WildHorse@BLM.gov Call or Fax Congressman Raul Grijalva 520-622-6788 Fax # 520-622-0198 |
| 10 reasons to save the wild horses. 1. No fair hearing before the decision to kill. 2. BLM has failed to market the existing inventory 3. BLM has lost sight of mission to SELL horses. 4. BLM has become an Event Producer instead of horse protector. 5. Shooting horses from a helicopter in the wilderness is cruel. 6. Leaving orphaned foals in the wilderness is more than cruel. 7. Killing 5,000 to 10,000 wild horses per year is too extreme. 8. The ban on horses for human consumption should not create a need to kill horses in the wild. 9. No due process in defense of the wild horses. 10. It's Un-American. |
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| "We all owe the horse our kindness, respect and protection. He has been a humble servant and courageous friend to man for centuries. May his beauty and spirit live inside us all." Marna Daugherty |
| Tom & Marna at home in Arizona |
| The BLM is planning to start shooting Americas Wild Mustang Horses. Everyone needs to act to prevent this! |
| If you have ever driven the highways of the American west you may have seen horses grazing in the wide open spaces and thought it to be a private herd. It was a good chance that they were Wild Mustangs on BLM land. |
| Wild Mustangs in the high desert sage. |
| We would like to give special thanks to the Bridle and Bit newspaper who published the original article by Rocco Wachman. For updates to this story and anything and everything horse related Please pay them a visit at: www.bridleandbit.com |
| For more information on saving the wild horses and more on what you can do please visit, The American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign |
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| Helicopter Rounding up Terrified horses |
| Foal trying to keep up with it's mother |
| Same exhausted foal hog tied and left to be picked up at a later time |
| Foal in a BLM holding pen. I Guess they saved a bullet on this one. |
