| Right now, Washington is ablaze in controversy and partisan bickering. But behind it, too many are missing a critical story: if Congress signs off on the Bureau of Land Management's budget request, as many as 100,000 wild horses and burros will be slaughtered. This isn't fear-mongering. It's what's at stake if we overturn the ban on horse slaughter. And if we're going to stop it, we need to get this story out there and make sure Congress and Americans at-large understand what could happen in just a matter of weeks. Watch our latest web video and then share it on Facebook or Twitter with the hashtag #NoHorseSlaughter.  Thank you for being with us and America's wild horses, -Suzanne Roy P.S. Please also consider a donation as we intensify our campaigning in Washington and across the country. |
Monday, July 10, 2017
Save Our Wild Horses
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So very sad :(
ReplyDeleteNot just sad, a betrayal of the horses and burros and the American people. One of the few times Congress acted unanimously, passing the 1971 law to protect them. There were over a million wild horses when the law was passed, now there are fewer than 100,000 - and the Bureau of Land Management says there are too many.
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