NOTE 5/16/2019: The events in Eureka County Nevada surrounding Fish Creek led directly to the sell-out of wild horses by corporate advocacy in bed with livestock. READ HERE and take ACTION. If […]
Sarge, a “sooty” palomino stallion from Fish Creek, has become a real celebrity. The notoriety given to this stallion is centered in extreme controversy. The uproar over the herd Sarge comes from […]
First and foremost Sarge is doing well. We want to address multiple rumors. Sarge was not gelded. Sarge is eating and does not (nor ever did) have a broken jaw. Sarge is […]
Meet little Zephyr. Zephyr was born to the stallion Zeus and his mare Lilly. Zeus stole Lilly two years ago from a rival stallion. His rival was a fierce black named Lucifer. […]
Giving Tuesday has become the single biggest giving day of the year. Like all nonprofits the funds raised during the end of year giving season can make or break our ability to […]
With wild horse advocacy we represent an interest that is widespread; people all over the nation, and the world, love America’s wild horses. However our interest lives in areas where a long […]
Over the years we have amassed millions of photographs, tens of thousands of hours of audio and video recordings. The library in this “million mile journey” not only represents the largest body […]
“Mention my name and you will definitely cause a riot,” Leigh “I know, that is why I am going to mention your name.” Reporter in 2016 At Wild Horse Education (WHE) we […]
Note from Leigh: This award is an honor. This work is often physically difficult, emotionally challenging and every day brings a new learning curve. I want to recognize WHE supporters. This award […]
The reality our wild ones live in very rarely rules the management of the range, resource and wild horses. Watching the decision making process is often like watching multiple storm fronts hit […]
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