Support for Wild Horses

11/15/2025

https://fb.watch/DomLGJZRBw/

11/11/2025

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/california-horse-management-plans-challenged-in-federal-court

The Bureau of Land Management improperly authorized a wild horse removal plan in northeast California based on inaccurate overpopulation calculations, a lawsuit alleged.

10/31/2025

https://www.facebook.com/canhamhorserescue/posts/pfbid0BAQiKt2NzVP8XUBJgvu9uhAsqJFPRnFqnTBc48G7bsQviFuWioPPbUKvyrwEXYPJl

HAPPY HALLOWEEN TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS - Your support gives rounded-up wild horses (mustangs) the chance of a safer, better life. Give safety instead of candy.
https://canhamfarm.com/donate-support

10/30/2025

https://www.facebook.com/canhamhorserescue/posts/pfbid02rRDihQZSXmGpyTVtJDoQB5cHRnpTDWCkw9orxui1iGwigXEEnpUesqfqXWSUNPVZl

All proceeds go towards the care of at-risk wild horses!

Another wonderful donated prize for our Foals of Fortune raffle. Thank you Kissed By An Angel Wines for donating 2 bottles of wine - a value of $75.

Kissed By An Angel Wines is family owned and run winery serving up in Santa Cruz and Scotts Valley. Please consider attending one of their events and tastings. https://kissedbyanangelwines.com

You can purchase raffle tickets here: https://rafflecreator.com/pages/94500/foals-of-fortune-benefit-raffle

Prizes include a choice of three experiences for the first ticket holder drawn -
Spa Retreat in San Diego, Stargazing at Big Bear Resort, a 2 night stay in Las Vegas with tickets for Cirque De Soleil.

Other prizes include:

A Winery Tour and Tasting at Byington Winery
A $500 Cash Prize Donated by One of Our Supporters
and many, many more.

No need to be present to win!

Check out our event at https://canhamfarm.com/meet-the-orphan-foals/

We look forward to seeing you there!

LO CA L Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce My Scotts Valley Scotts Valley Times

10/29/2025

Animal abuse,
including horse abuse is rampant everywhere.. It's rampant in training, in the professional horse world, at the ranch, at the boarding facility down the road, on the trail, in the arena, in the barn and in the stall, even at animal welfare orgs. It's always been that way, the human makes money, the animals suffer. Even the gentlest approach in handling horses can cause harm - it may not be physical but the emotional toll to the horse is immeasurable.
Abuse is all over social media and is often used for clicks, likes and comments. There are even Youtube, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram influencers that make a living highlighting the abuse. They may think they are doing the right thing by condemning the abuse but they are promoting it none the less.
Good for them you might say. But highlighting the abuse on social media to millions of followers fuels the fire and creates a world where not only are the people showing videos and photos of terrible abuse, they are sending a message that abusing an animal will get them likes clicks, viewers, followers, and money in their pockets.
So what can we do?
Report it to the platform you saw it on.
-Don't comment
- Don't share
- Don't click
- Don't like
- Don't follow
- Don't watch
Just report it.
Here's some guidelines from Asia for Animals Coalition of which we are a member. I encourage all non-profits that have the welfare of animals as part of their mission to join.

10/22/2025

https://fb.watch/CV7LmNj5fS/

10/19/2025

https://www.inforum.com/news/north-dakota/aggressive-birth-control-of-wild-horse-herd-continues-with-burgum-overseeing-national-parks-department?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar

As use of a drug causing infertility in the herd continues, a wild horse advocate hopes to amend a bill by Sen. John Hoeven to protect the wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

10/11/2025

https://www.facebook.com/reel/2530231737350473