Campaign Update-- Adoption and DC Event

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Adoption of Pryor Mustangs and Important Event in Washington DC

The Adoption is September 26th at the BLM Britton Springs Administrative Corrals outside of Lovell, WY and then advocates from around the US are headed to DC!

 

Dear Cloud Supporters,

Just a quick update:

- Plans are coming together to adopt/purchase older horses and keep them together in their family bands until we have successfully lobbied for their release or the Washington DC District Court rules against the BLM. Please send donations to the Freedom Fund for getting the horses and to help us cover legal expenses. Our attorney and a great team of volunteers recently prevented the zeroing out of the West Douglas Herd in Colorado; we need more wins like that for our wild horses.

-Please join us in Washington DC for "Mustangs on the Hill" on the 29th of September. We will meet on the West Lawn of the Capitol Building in the morning for a press conference where Ginger will speak along with many other leading humane and wild horse advocates, Celebrity supporters and Senators and Congress people who are supportive of the ROAM Act. We will then spread out to meet with Senators and their staff to push for

the immediate passage of the ROAM Act which is now in the Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee. Please start calling your Senators now. Click here for more information about this important event. New t-shirts featuring Conquistador in a campaign for the release of the older horses now available- wear yours to DC! Click here for more information. Please come to the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board meeting on September 28th in nearby Arlington, VA. Click here for more information-- make comments even if you can't come.

 

-If you are planning on adopting a Pryor Horse on September 26th please let us know as soon as possible: info or 719-633-3842

 

-New Press Release-- please distribute! If we can all write letters to the editor and include this press release, we can really get the word out about our wild horses. Ask your local media to do a feature story on you or another advocate with a local angle!

 

Thank you for your continued support-- keep the faith for our wild horses, there is a strong movement now to secure a future for them. The roundup of Cloud's herd is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the mismanagement of our wild herds. We hope you can join us in DC.