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Jack,
Real change for wild horses doesn’t happen by accident — it happens when lawmakers come together with the information, political will, and public support needed to act.
That’s why the first-ever Congressional Wild Horse Caucus is such an important step forward — and why we need your help to grow it. [[link removed]]
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The Wild Horse Caucus gives members of Congress a dedicated, bipartisan forum to:
* Learn the facts about wild horse and burro management directly from experts;
* Develop ideas to humanely and effectively manage wild horse and burro populations;
* And protect and preserve wild horses in their natural habitat.
In short, the Caucus helps turn concern into real, durable policy action.
But for the Caucus to be effective, it needs strong participation. The more Members who join, the more influence it has — in committee rooms, during budget negotiations, and when key decisions about wild horses are made.
Jack: Will you ask your Member of Congress to join the Congressional Wild Horse Caucus [[link removed]]
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When lawmakers hear directly from constituents who care about humane wild horse protection, it sends a clear message: This issue matters at home in CA — and in Congress.
Thank you for lending your voice to this effort — and for standing with wild horses when it counts.
— The AWHC Team
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American Wild Horse Conservation
P.O. Box 1733
Davis, CA 95617
United States
