Wild horse running across open land with a call to protect America’s wild horses and burros, living icons of freedom still raising their young and moving free across the range.

Text block connecting America’s 250th year to the importance of protecting wildness, freedom, and the herds still moving across open public lands.

Close-up of a wild horse beside text explaining that shrinking habitat, outdated management, and costly roundups put the future of wild horses and burros at risk.

Educational block showing how donations support humane fertility control, ending costly roundups, protecting wild horses from slaughter, and keeping wild horses on the range.

Wild horse portrait with a call to donate and help AWHC protect America’s wild icons, their herds, their land, and the freedom that still runs free.

Text-based call to action reminding supporters that wild horses are families, herds, survivors, and part of America’s living heritage — and asking for help to keep them wild.

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Davis, CA 95617
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