Text describing how the first week of August has shown that roundup season is continuing across the West. It shares an observer's account of a young foal separated during a helicopter roundup, explains why independent observation is critical, outlines the active roundup operations, and reaffirms AWHC's commitment to documenting conditions, advancing accountability, and promoting humane, science-based solutions. Button: Keep Us in the Fight.

Running herd image A herd of wild horses runs across open rangeland. Text explains that while headlines fade, the work continues after roundups through documentation, public oversight, and policy advocacy. It emphasizes that continued public support helps ensure these operations are not carried out in silence and invites supporters to help sustain AWHC's work through the months ahead. Button: Donate to Sustain the Response. Signature block Closing message from Patricia Miller, Board Chair of American Wild Horse Conservation, thanking supporters for standing with wild horses and burros and encouraging continued support to sustain field observation, advocacy, and humane conservation efforts. Portrait of Patricia Miller accompanies the signature.

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