Laura Leigh loves horses. They have held a special place in her heart since childhood. Laura has been involved in anti-slaughter issues for more than two decades. Leigh has attended more roundups than any other observer including government personnel in the last four years. Her videography has been seen on CNN, NBC, BBC, PBS and her photography in many print venues, she holds press credentials through Horseback Magazine. Wild Horse Education was created to gain protections from abuse, slaughter and extinction for our beloved wild horses and burros.
Thank you to all of you that have taken action through our alerts! We have more to report on the hearings and investigations into DOI. The Interior Department Inspector General has launched […]
UPDATED: Statement in response to a proposal by cattlemen’s lobbying groups, the ASPCA, Humane Society of the U.S., Return to Freedom and American Mustang Foundation. (in partnership with livestock; Farm Bureau News […]
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. […]
A Roundup begins in paperwork, planning and advocate action long before a chopper flies. Help us give the reality of the wild horse a fighting chance! Wild horses are the only animal […]
note from the dashboard, LLeigh (scroll down for California, in context section) Introduction Over the last couple of weeks WHE has logged a lot of miles. My own odometer ticked off […]
A Roundup begins in paperwork, planning and advocate action long before a chopper flies. Help us give the reality of the wild horse a fighting chance! Ground Zero (a fast update from […]
This week we have been catching up on some of the questions in the inbox. There is a lot going on in the “wild horse world.” You can check out the piece […]
In the “wild hose world” things can get caught in a bit of turbulence and seemingly left in the dust as headlines, politics and social media race from one campaign to another. […]
In the “wild hose world” things can get caught in a bit of turbulence and seemingly left in the dust as headlines, politics and social media race from one campaign to another. […]
Today is World Poetry Day. Our readers and volunteers work on many projects to work toward protecting and preserving our wild horses. The work is hard and often sad. It is a […]
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