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Wild Horse Protection Act A Grassroots Nonprofit
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We created this page in 2010 upon learning about the dire plight our American wild horses and burros are in, to create mass awareness to manifest wild horse and burro freedom and their right to survive and thrive here in America -in peace to be honored, and to uphold and strengthen protections by Action and Law of The Wild Horse & Burro Protection Act 1971. We save wild horses while also saving wild land and water’s wellness. This past year with the help of our supporters-we helped to save the lives of more than 70 horses from slaughter & we facilitated the ReWilding of 20 at risk horses and are presently seeking and working to secure more land to open for wild equine and wildfire protection-abatement natural grazing land healing management studies. Together we are bringing science based indigenous and natural compassionate practices forward to shift the wild horse management paradigm to positive sustainable solutions. We support like minded wild equine preservation rescues and environmental protection organizations, hold peaceful wild equine informative gatherings, share equine educational stories, offer daily, weekly, actions- empower the voice of the people (in ways that you can help our wild horses and burros and the land and water they live upon live and be well~), we post news, research and attend wild horse & burro adoption/event/roundup/ and BLM meetings to document for research and true understanding. We are building a movement here to save & Love Wild Horses and are now 692,000 + strong!

10/19/2026

The gorgeous Chanté (Meaning “Heart” in Lakota)✨❤️✨

He is one of 10 slaughter bound Warm Springs, Oregon wild horses who along with our amazing land partner in Northern Nevada, we saved with your help and is now forever safe and protected on 500 private acres and part of the herd of 22 participating in our LWH Rewilding & Land Resilience Project in Northern Nevada
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🚨 **WYOMING LAWMAKERS MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR PERMISSION TO KILL WILD HORSES — AND WE SAY ABSOLUTELY NOT!** 🚨How did we get...
10/18/2026

🚨 **WYOMING LAWMAKERS MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR PERMISSION TO KILL WILD HORSES — AND WE SAY ABSOLUTELY NOT!** 🚨

How did we get to a place in America where killing our federally protected wild horses is even being considered a solution?

According to an alarming October 12 article published by Wyoming Public Media, state lawmakers are considering a resolution that would ask Congress to:

🚨 **Authorize the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to kill wild horses.**

🚨 **Allow private landowners to use helicopters and motor vehicles to capture or kill wild horses and burros.**

🚨 **Restore federal funding for horse-meat inspections, potentially reopening the door to commercial horse slaughter in the United States.**

And perhaps most disturbing, lawmakers are discussing joining forces with other Western states to push these changes at the federal level.

**THIS IS NOT JUST ABOUT WYOMING. THIS COULD THREATEN WILD HORSES ACROSS THE AMERICAN WEST.**

These magnificent animals are not disposable. They are living symbols of the American West, part of our nation's natural heritage, and protected under the **Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971**.

Yet here we are, more than five decades later, discussing whether Congress should open the door to their destruction.

**At Love Wild Horses Foundation, we strongly oppose any effort to authorize the killing of America's wild horses.**

For far too long, the conversation has revolved around roundups, removals, confinement, fertility control, and now potentially killing the very animals our government was entrusted to protect.

**When will we stop treating wild horses as the problem and start recognizing their potential to be part of the solution?**

Our Foundation is demonstrating a different path through our Equine Rewilding & Fire, Water and Land Resilience model — returning rescued wild horses to protected lands where their natural grazing, movement, and ecological interactions contributes to healthier grasslands, soil moisture, vegetation management, biodiversity, and fire resilience.

Rather than spending taxpayer dollars perpetuating a cycle of removal and confinement, we should be investing in innovative, humane, land-based solutions that consider ALL stakeholders — wild horses, wildlife, landowners, ranchers, taxpayers, and the health of our Western landscapes.

**America does not need another excuse to kill wild horses. America needs the courage to change how we manage them.**

We urge Wyoming lawmakers and members of Congress to reject proposals that would permit the killing of these protected animals and instead explore solutions that honor both the land and the lives entrusted to our care.

The proposed resolution has not yet become law. It is expected to be considered during Wyoming's 2027 legislative session, which means **NOW is the time for the American people to make their voices heard.**

Our wild horses have already lost so much. We cannot allow them to lose the protections that were created to ensure their survival.

**THE ANSWER IS NOT TO KILL THEM. THE ANSWER IS TO GIVE THEM A FUTURE.**

🇺🇸 **We call on every American who values our wild horses and the American West to speak up, share this message, and demand better from our elected representatives.**

📖 READ THE FULL ARTICLE FROM WYOMING PUBLIC MEDIA: https://www.wyomingpublicmedia.org/natural-resources-energy/2026-10-12/wyoming-may-request-permission-to-kill-wild-horses-looks-to-other-western-states

To learn more, donate land, funding or to volunteer pls visit our nonprofit site: lovewildhorses.org

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10/17/2026
How magnificent are wild horses to you? 🐎✨❤️What three words come to mind when you envision wild horses running happy, s...
10/17/2026

How magnificent are wild horses to you? 🐎✨❤️

What three words come to mind when you envision wild horses running happy, safe, and free? 🌎🌱🪽

Thank you for helping us protect wild lands, rewild rescued wild horses, and save these magnificent beings from unnecessary removal, slaughter, and extinction!

Meet gorgeous Pearl! 🐎💞

Pearl is a member of our Northern California herd, and we believe she may be with foal! ✨

We helped rescue Pearl and her herd from a kill pen in Texas this past year. Today, they roam freely in Love Wild Horses Foundation’s third rewilding, wildfire mitigation, water, and land resilience project!

And the wonderful news? The acreage for this project is expanding! 🌱🌲

With more land and continued support for the herd, we look forward to welcoming a few more rescued wild horses to help nurture the natural herd dynamics and sacred balance for the horses, wild ones and land.

Special heartfelt thanks to our extraordinary land partners for going the extra mile — opening their hearts, lives, and lands to help give wild horses a future of freedom, safety, and belonging. ❤️🙏🏽

Together, we are helping protect the freedom of America’s wild horses while restoring the lands they call home.

What are your three words? We’d love to hear! 💞🐎✨

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10/15/2026

“Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.”

For decades, America’s wild horse and western land crisis has been met with variations of the same approach: round up, remove, confine, and repeat.
And yet the problems remain.

At the Love Wild Horses Foundation, we believe it’s time to stop managing the symptoms and start changing the trajectory.

Our Equine Rewilding & Land Resilience model takes a fundamentally different approach—one designed to consider the interests of all stakeholders: wild horses and burros, healthy western ecosystems, Tribal and private landowners, communities, taxpayers, and the agencies responsible for managing our public lands.

Instead of continually removing horses from the range and placing them into costly confinement, our model creates opportunities to keep wild equines on the land while restoring grasslands, improving water management, reducing wildfire fuels, strengthening biodiversity, and building healthier, more resilient landscapes.

It isn't about choosing horses over people, or conservation over communities. It’s about finding solutions where the interests of both can coexist.

We don't need to keep repeating a cycle that hasn't solved the underlying problem.

We need the courage to try something different.

The future of the American West depends on it. 🐎🌱🇺🇸

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Saving the last of America’s icons of the West from slaughter and extinction—while creating healthier, more resilient western lands for everyone.

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Today, on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the Indigenous peoples of this land, their enduring cultures, ancestral wisd...
10/12/2026

Today, on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the Indigenous peoples of this land, their enduring cultures, ancestral wisdom, and sacred relationships with the natural world.

We also reflect on a powerful truth that connects us to our mission at the Love Wild Horses Foundation: the horse is indigenous to North America. The ancestors of today’s horses evolved on this continent over millions of years.

Indigenous peoples across the continent developed profound relationships with horses, transforming cultures, traditions, travel, and ways of life. For many Indigenous communities, the horse became far more than an animal — it became a relative, a partner, and a source of strength, freedom, and spiritual connection.

Today, America’s wild horses still carry that enduring spirit across our Western landscapes. They are living reminders of our continent’s ancient natural history and the deep connections between people, animals, and the land.

At the Love Wild Horses Foundation, we believe protecting wild horses must go hand in hand with protecting the lands and waters they depend on.

Our partnership with the Eastern Shoshone Oha’ Mopae Warrior Society on the Wind River Reservation reflects this shared commitment — bringing together traditional knowledge, community stewardship, and a vision for healthier lands and a stronger future for generations to come.

Today, let us remember that honoring Indigenous peoples also means listening to Indigenous voices, respecting ancestral knowledge, and protecting the living world that connects us all.

The wild horse is not simply a symbol of the American West. It is part of a much older story — one written across this continent long before our modern borders existed.

Together, we can build a future rooted in respect, balance, and coexistence.

To learn more, donate land, funding or to volunteer pls visit our nonprofit site: lovewildhorses.org

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10/09/2026

🌾🐎 Wishing Our Love Wild Horses Foundation Family a Wonderful Weekend! ❤️

As we head into the weekend, we encourage everyone to keep the faith, stay focused, and never lose sight of the mission.

The road to protecting America’s wild horses and preserving the Western lands they call home may not always be easy, but meaningful change happens when we stand together, stay committed, and refuse to give up on what we know is right.

Every conversation, every share, every new supporter, and every voice raised for our wild horses brings us one step closer to a future where these iconic symbols of freedom can thrive on the open range.

🌿 We believe there is a better way. We believe solutions are possible. And we believe that together, we can make a difference.

So take a deep breath, enjoy the beauty around you, and carry that hope into the weekend. Our mission continues, our work matters, and our wild horses are worth fighting for.🐎❤️

From all of us at the Love Wild Horses Foundation, have a beautiful and blessed weekend!

To learn more, donate land, funding or to volunteer pls visit our nonprofit site: lovewildhorses.org

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10/09/2026

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On the right side of the fence, where a herd of 22 wild horses rescued from slaughter now roam freely, greener, more biodiverse land is visibly apparent — even after two years of drought.

10/07/2026

Say what you will about Richard Nixon. His presidency remains one of the most controversial in American history, and the circumstances surrounding Watergate, his resignation, and the political forces of that era continue to be debated and interpreted in different ways. But today, we want to remember something else.

President Richard Nixon was the president who signed the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 — putting federal protections into law for America’s wild horses and burros.

He recognized that these animals were not disposable.

He recognized that they were part of the heritage of the American West. And he helped establish the legal protection that was supposed to ensure they would be protected as living symbols of our nation's history.

At Love Wild Horses Foundation, we believe that legacy deserves to be remembered.

People can say what they want about Richard Nixon. They can debate Watergate. They can debate his presidency and the circumstances that ultimately forced him from office.

But they cannot erase the fact that he signed one of the most important protections our wild horses have ever received into law.

And here is where the story becomes even more important.

The original 1971 Act was a powerful promise to America's wild horses. But over the decades, Congress amended that law and changed the way those protections were carried out. Amendments in 1976, 1978, 1996 and 2004 progressively changed the framework governing America's wild horses and burros.

With each change, we believe more and more of the spirit of the original protection was stripped away — and with it, the rights and protections that Americans believed they had secured for these animals.

The American people loved these horses enough to demand that their government protect them. They believed the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act meant that these animals would finally have a permanent place on the American landscape.

Instead, over time, the law has been amended, reinterpreted and implemented in ways that have allowed increasing numbers of horses to be removed from the range, placed into government holding, and subjected to a system that bears little resemblance to the promise Americans originally fought for.

And when we look at what has happened to our wild horses since then, we have to ask:

What happened to that promise?

What happened to the idea that these animals deserved a voice?

What happened to the responsibility to protect them on the very lands where they belong?

For us, this isn't about political parties.

It's about remembering a moment when the President of the United States stood up and said that America's wild horses and burros were worth protecting.

That promise still matters.

And perhaps it's time for America to remember what that promise was supposed to mean.

🇺🇸🐎 Protect the legacy. Protect the horses. Protect the West.

To learn more, donate land, funding or to volunteer pls visit our nonprofit site: lovewildhorses.org

Thank you for joining this important movement,

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