Muddy Creek Roundup Concludes: 153 horses captured, 1 death

As the Muddy Creek Roundup concludes (with 153 horses rounded up and removed and one horse dead), it is important to understand the full picture of the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM’s) management of the area.

The Muddy Creek Herd Management Area (HMA) is located 15 miles south of Emery...

Congress Agrees to Spending Measure; Wild Horses & Burros Safe for Now

(September 14, 2018)... Yesterday, for the first time in nine years members of the House and Senate met in a formal conference committee hearing to negotiate the final version of Fiscal Year 2019 spending bills for numerous departments, including Interior. Importantly, this spending bill funds,...

AWHC Calls for Cancellation of Reno Horse Show Division Featuring Sterilized Fillies

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Reno, NV ( September 12, 2018)… The American Wild Horse Campaign (AWHC), the nation’s largest wild horse advocacy group, today called on organizers of the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity event to cancel future plans for a division involving wild...

Washington Update: Conference Committee Hearing Scheduled

Washington, DC (September 12, 2018) . . . The end of the federal fiscal year (September 30) is quickly approaching, so that can only mean one thing: some Members of Congress are working overtime to “manage” wild horses back...

Administration Takes Aim at Laws Protecting Wild Horses and Burros

The Trump Administration is proposing a significant weakening of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the first major federal environmental law ever enacted that serves as the basis for sound, fair, and transparent protections for our environment. (You can watch a video explaining NEPA...

BLM's 2018 Summer Roundups

• Start Date: September 11, 2018
• Reason: Utah/BLM State Agreement
• Method: Helicopter Roundup

The Bureau of Land Management Price Field Office began  a wild horse removal at the Muddy...

We’re Fighting BLM Roundup Cruelty: Here’s How

We share people’s anger and frustration about the continued abuse of wild horses in BLM roundups, and we want you to know what we are doing about it, with your continued support and participation.

1. Spreading awareness

The roundups...

Senate Passes Omnibus Bill, Protects Wild Horses

August 1, 2018 ... Yesterday, the Senate passed a “minibus” spending bill to fund the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and other agencies. The bill maintains protections for wild horses against killing and slaughter and does not contain dangerous House provisions authorizing mass sterilization....

BLM’s New Sale Policy Sets Up “Excess” Wild Horses and Burros for Slaughter

Will the federal government join the U.S. quarter horse industry as one of the top suppliers of American horses to slaughter plants in Mexico and Canada? It could be well on its way, thanks to a new Bureau of Land Management (BLM) policy that allows the sale of up to 25 federally protected wild...

Summer Roundups Underway

We are currently in the middle of the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) summer roundup season. Signaling its intent for America's wild herds, the agency has increased capacity to hold horses at its short term holding pens -- which now have...

5 Ways to Help the Fish Springs Wild Horses

The BLM Carson City District Office is planning to permanently 44 of the Fish Springs wild horses from their homes on the range. Proud stallions like Blondie, Samson and Blue will lose their families, loving mares will be separated from their foals and the dramatic...

Get Informed: What BLM is Proposing for Wild Mares in Oregon

By Brieanah Schwartz, AWHC Government Relations and Policy Counsel

The Bureau of Land Management’s Burns District Office is accepting public comments on an Environmental Assessment for the Spay Feasibility and On-Range Behavioral Outcomes Assessment and Warm Springs HMA Population...