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⚠️ We just filed a lawsuit to protect Wyoming’s wild herds

The following is from the American Wild Horse Conservation: URGENT: 3,000 wild horses' lives are on the line. Donate today to help fund our legal battle to fight back Yesterday, we had to return to federal court to sue the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) — again. The agency had scheduled October 13 roundups in Wyoming’s Checkerboard to eradicate 3,000 wild horses and 2 million acres of habitat, despite a Tenth Circuit ruling declaring this plan violated federal law. But hours after our lawsuit was filed, the Department of Justice confirmed that the BLM was canceling the October roundups — delaying them until at least summer 2026. This is a reprieve, not a victory. For thirteen years, we’ve battled the BLM and the Rock Springs Grazing Association, which seeks to wipe out the Great Divide Basin, Salt Wells Creek, and Adobe Town herds forever. Litigation is the last line of defense, but it’s expensive, often costing more than $100,000 per case, and we’ve filed six in Wyoming alone. Right now, your support is urgently needed to fund two critical lawsuits:
  • A new case to block the BLM from acting before the courts issue a final ruling. Donate now >>
  • The remanded case to permanently strike down the agency’s eradication plan. Donate now >>
FUND OUR LEGAL BATTLES Your support has fueled major wins this year — like ending the Adoption Incentive Program and this summer’s Tenth Circuit victory. But today, we’re stretched thin. Every dollar you give powers our legal team, strengthens our advocacy, and protects wild horses on the range. Time is critical. Help fuel our fight — in court, in Congress, and on the range. For their freedom, Suzanne Roy Executive Director American Wild Horse Conservation ...

Last chance to say thank you to our field documenters

The following is from the American Wild Horse Conservation: We wanted to make sure you saw our last email about the thank you card for our on-the-ground documenters working to safeguard the freedom of wild horses. From scorching deserts to snow-covered landscapes, our field observers and documenters are there, helping us advance wild horse protections across the West. As supporters of American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), we would love for you to sign the card to thank our dedicated documenters. Will you add your name to the digital card right now so we can share it with them shortly? ADD MY NAME Thank you for taking action, AWHC Our work at American Wild Horses Conservation (AWHC) wouldn’t be possible without our boots-on-the-ground documenters working to advance wild horse protections. From trekking miles into the backcountry of Nevada and Utah to document wild horses for our fertility control programs to traveling to the remote corners of the West to help us hold the Bureau of Land Management accountable by exposing the brutal reality of federal helicopter roundups, our field observers embody the grit, courage, and compassion we cherish here at AWHC. Today, we’re inviting you to sign a card to show your gratitude for the work they do. By signing the card today, you can let our documenters know that this support is nationwide. Show your gratitude for our boots-on-the-ground team braving all weathers to protect wild horses. Add your name to our thank you card today — and we’ll share it with them soon. YES Together, we can continue fighting to keep horses safe. With gratitude, Team AWHC ...

Show your gratitude to those protecting wild horses

The following is from the American Wild Horse Conservation: Our work at American Wild Horses Conservation (AWHC) wouldn’t be possible without our boots-on-the-ground documenters working to advance wild horse protections. From trekking miles into the backcountry of Nevada and Utah to document wild horses for our fertility control programs to traveling to the remote corners of the West to help us hold the Bureau of Land Management accountable by exposing the brutal reality of federal helicopter roundups, our field observers embody the grit, courage, and compassion we cherish here at AWHC. Today, we’re inviting you to sign a card to show your gratitude for the work they do. By signing the card today, you can let our documenters know that this support is nationwide. Show your gratitude for our boots-on-the-ground team braving all weathers to protect wild horses. Add your name to our thank you card today — and we’ll share it with them soon. YES Together, we can continue fighting to keep horses safe. With gratitude, Team AWHC ...

Join Us in LA — An Evening to Protect Wild Horses

The following is from the American Wild Horse Conservation: The countdown is on — Stay Wild Los Angeles Presented by Jenni Kayne is almost a month away! This one-of-a-kind evening blends community, inspiration, and impact. By purchasing your ticket, you’ll help fuel lifesaving work for America’s wild horses — from advocating for wild horses in the halls of Congress to protecting fragile habitats and advancing humane management on the range. Get your tickets now! Every guest plays a role in keeping wild horses free. Whether you choose General Admission or VIP, your ticket means you’re part of a powerful movement standing up for our iconic herds. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of action and connection. Together, we can ensure wild horses remain a symbol of freedom for generations to come. ️ Click here to get your ticket now and be a hero for the wild ones.️ We can’t wait to see you at Stay Wild Los Angeles Presented by Jenni Kayne — a night of inspiration, community, and action for America’s wild horses. Buy your tickets With gratitude, American Wild Horse Conservation ...

Even $20 can help protect wild horses

The following is from the American Wild Horse Conservation: We’ll be honest: Saving America’s wild horses isn’t easy.  It’s a long fight that demands grit, persistence, and a community that refuses to give up. It takes rallying national support, pressuring lawmakers on Capitol Hill, pursuing justice through the courts, exposing the cruelty happening on public lands, and proving there’s a better way to humanely manage wild horse populations. And yes — it takes funding.  But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth it.  It’s why we’re reaching out to you to help us fuel our efforts to continue protecting horses in the West. The money we raise ensures we can show up in courtrooms, on Capitol Hill, on our public lands, and in the media to help keep wild horses wild.  Here are a few examples of the impact your donation can create. Every donation counts toward our fight for the safe, humane management of wild horses and against the cruelty of helicopter roundups, overcrowded holding pens, and the suffering that too many wild horses and burros endure. Thank you for being with us in this fight,  AWHC ...