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Jack, are wild horses and burros' lives worth fighting for?
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During summer roundup season, wild horses are run to exhaustion — chased by helicopters, ripped from their families, and thrust into a broken system that’s failing them. They’re experiencing one of the cruelest government-funded practices of so-called “management”: Helicopter roundups.

Scrambling to escape traps, watching their loved ones be taken away, enduring psychological and physical trauma, Americans’ mustangs caught in roundups are scarred for life. But there is hope — because people like you are paying attention and taking action.

Will you take a moment to power our fight against the brutal helicopter roundups threatening the survival of America’s wild horses? [[link removed]]

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When we say we’re fighting to protect wild horses and burros, we mean it.

We are advocating for them at all levels — from providing scientific and legal comments during the Environmental Assessment, to documenting the actual roundups, to investigating the lasting impact of these damaging operations. Then we ensure our findings reach the public and lawmakers to ensure this cruelty doesn't get swept under the rug.

But for us to continue this work, we need resources. We need to ensure we’re implementing alternatives to make roundups obsolete. With your support, we can:

* Use fertility control to humanely manage wild horse populations. Support this work >> [[link removed]]
* Keep horses in their natural habitat and connected to their families. Support this work >> [[link removed]]
* Expand these successful fertility control programs to multiple states. Support this work >> [[link removed]]

Sincerely,

Team AWHC


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American Wild Horse Conservation
P.O. Box 1733
Davis, CA 95617
United States