END BLM ROUND UPS
STOP HORSE SLAUGHTER
This is the wild mustang, Elvis being trucked away after enduring a horrifying and inhumane BLM ROUND UP. His Freedom & Family were taken away forever.
This photo breaks my heart!
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Photo by Ross Vigil
ACT NOW! BE THE VOICE FOR THE WILD HORSES AND BURROS!
This is the wild stallion, Elvis. HE HAS BEEN ROUNDED UP AND TORN AWAY FROM HIS HERD BY THE BLM ROUNDUPS.
The BLM has fired up its helicopters and is inhumanely chasing and removing nearly 21,000 wild horses and burros from public lands in Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, California, Oregon, and Arizona.
There are no plans to remove the privately owned cattle and sheep that graze on public lands, outnumbering wild horses 30 to 1.
The wild stallion Elvis used to live peacefully with his family in Wyoming’s North Lander herd management area, but he is now in a dirt holding pen without his herd. The BLM rounded up 2806 Mustangs in North Lander, and Elvis was in the crosshairs and captured. Just 40 horses will be returned to the range, but not before the mares are sterilized and 95 percent of the stallions are castrated. This is GENOCIDE on the wild horses and burros!
Also, in Wyoming, the BLM plans to zero out the herds in Adobe Town, Great Divide Basin, and Salt Wells Creek, a combined area of 2.4 million acres where wild horses will be a distant memory. Privately owned livestock will remain. This is the future of public lands for your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
The Wild horses & Burros in Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, California, Oregon, and Arizona are all being rounded up and losing their freedom & families RIGHT NOW!
But- there IS hope. It comes in the form of your singular voice. There is no stopping the power of millions of singular voices.
Please call the US Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121. Ask your elected officials to ensure that wild horses and burros are given their rightful federal protections and to stop the cruel helicopter roundups before it’s too late.
It’s ‘grassroots’ versus ‘suits.’ Be part of the change. Wild horses need our voices now more than ever.