
The debate on funding rages on in Congress. Additional funding for PZP (one form of temporary fertility control that BLM most often applies with the use of a helicopter roundup) wont change […]
The debate on funding rages on in Congress. Additional funding for PZP (one form of temporary fertility control that BLM most often applies with the use of a helicopter roundup) wont change […]
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Swasey roundup of wild horses will be done n two phases: first the helicopter capture and then bait trapping. The total target number for the complete […]
You can see previous reports from the field on the ongoing roundup of wild horses at Swasey HERE As of July 19, 459 wild horses have been captured. (BLM has not updated […]
The Swasey roundup began July 15. The operation targets 800 wild horses in a two phase operation. The helicopter portion of the roundup is phase 1, targeting 600. Day 1 saw the […]
On day 9 BLM began at one trap and moved to the next. The operation is winding down. BLM captured 27 (11 stallions, 11 mares, 5 foals) wild horses. This brings the […]
Our collective roundup update page can be found HERE. A stallion saw an opportunity and took it. Please take the opportunity to help all of our wild horses before reading the roundup […]
The Swasey roundup continues today. A total of 398 wild horses have been captured so far. Update: THANK YOU! An except from an email sent by BLM tonight: “BLM has opened up […]
Photo montage of the roundup at the bottom of the page. While the Swasey roundup held the public captive, holding their breath and praying for no more tragic deaths, the debate continues […]
Roundups bring attention to the world of wild horses and burros. However, a roundup is not a solitary event. Roundups begin long before a chopper flies and have ramifications that involve the […]
The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 established the mandate that wild horses and burros were to be managed, humanely, and preserved for future generations. When we talk about “humane […]