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Dear Jack,

In the new year, all of us here at American Wild Horse Conservation will be celebrating a major milestone: Our 10-year anniversary.

Ten years of documenting roundups.
Ten years of exposing cruelty.
Ten years of protecting the freedom, safety, and dignity of America’s wild horses and burros.

And none of it would have been possible without you, Jack.

What began as a small but determined group of advocates has grown into the largest wild horse protection organization in the country — a community of hundreds of thousands of people using their collective horse power to hold federal agencies accountable, advance humane solutions, and defend the herds we all cherish.

But as we look toward our 10th year, one truth has never been clearer: The fight for freedom isn’t over — it’s intensifying.

In 2026, the federal government is preparing for the largest planned roundup in U.S. history. Long-standing threats — slaughter pipelines, mass removals, and shrinking rangelands — demand more from us than ever before.

So our anniversary isn’t just a celebration. It’s a recommitment. A line in the sand.

A promise that in our next decade, we will build an even stronger, more strategic, and more powerful movement to protect every herd, every family band, and every inch of the public lands they call home.

Jack — You’ve been with us for the last decade. If you’re ready to stand with us for the next one, will you add your name so that we know that we have your support? [[link removed]]

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Your voice is the foundation of this movement. Together, we can show federal decision-makers that the public is united, organized, and unwavering in the fight to keep wild horses free.

Over the coming months, you’ll hear more about how we are scaling our efforts in AWHC’s next chapter — from expanded on-the-ground programs to national advocacy campaigns that elevate wild horses to the forefront of public policy.

But today, we simply want to say thank you, Jack. Your voice. Your compassion. Your support. That is what transformed a small effort into a national force for change.

Here’s to ten years of defending freedom — and to the next decade of progress we’ll build together.

With gratitude,
The AWHC Team



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