The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act was enacted on December 15, 1971. An additional press event for signing was on December 18th. Even the day of the Anniversary itself lands with […]
Anniversary of the Act (a dive into history)
2023, Prioritizing (Part 1)
Every year organizations give end-of-year updates to their followers and supporters. Reading these updates can give you real insight into the workings of individual organizations: what have they talked about, what have […]
Animal Rights Day
International Animal Rights Day was added to the “international day of recognition calendar” to be honored on December 10th of each year. The UN passed their historic declaration expanding International Human Rights […]
Moments in Time (2022)
Our documentation is a key piece of the work as a baseline for all we do; identifying issues, creating legal standing and exhibits, etc., as well as reporting to the most important […]
Real Story on Wild Horses (NV Indy)
Video above from the Triple B 2022 roundup. Today a great piece that gets to the core of mismanagement by WHE’s Colette Kaluza in todays NV Independent. The 1971 Wild Horse Act reads […]
Burros Are NOT Horses (spotlight)
Burros are not horses. You may simply shake your head and question why an article discussing this fact is even being written. Many people that adopt a wild burro are never told […]
WHE Kids
Some of you have kids at home or visiting this holiday season. We have a collection of activities from puzzles, crafts, movies and even no-bake cookie fun! We hope you enjoy your […]
“Giving Tuesday” Gratitude
Our deepest and heartfelt gratitude for lifting WHE up to reach our first critical end-of-year fundraising goal! Our amazing readers and volunteers helped spread the word and we met our 10K match […]
Is Your Inbox Flooded? (Giving Tuesday)
As holiday season begins there are many days devoted to retail gift shopping that run back-to-back promos: Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday. On the tail end comes “Giving Tuesday,” a […]
Public Top Ten for 2022 (Tradition)
In 5 weeks, (or 34 days, or 828 hours, or 49799 minutes); no matter how you say it, the new year is just over the horizon. Our end-of-year traditions always begin with […]
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