Brochures and Graphics you can use to help bring awareness
to the public
Click here to see our bumper sticker and bumper magnet collection
A great way to help bring awareness to our wild horses and burros - all profits are donated to Engler Canyon Ranch via the Serengeti Foundation, Skydog Ranch, and Evanescent Mustang Rescue
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Save Our Wild Horses trifold brochure
We designed a full color trifold brochure that is great for handing out to friends, family, and the public to let them know what is going on with our wild horses & burros, and how they can help. This can be printed on your home printer or through a professional printer (i.e. Vistaprint or Office Depot), and is great to post at coffee shops, riding stables, and more. Updated April 2022.
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On February 8, 2022, Rep. Dina Titus (NV) introduced bill HR 6635 to ban the use of helicopters to capture wild horses and burros. Please call your member of the House of Representatives today and say: 'I am calling Representative ________today to ask him/her to support Rep. Titus's bill HR 6635, the Wild Horse and Burro Protection Act of 2022, to ban the use of helicopters to capture our wild horses and burros. I feel very strongly about this issue. Thank you, (your name)'
Find you member of the House of Representatives here: www.house.gov/representatives |
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Follow this space for our new Wild Horse Winter Chore series!
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Winter Chore #2:
Call your two Senators and your Representative. Your message: "I am calling today to ask Senator ____________ (or Representative _______) to hold an Oversight Hearing on the Bureau of Land Management's wild horse and burro program. I am asking for a moratorium on all wild horse roundups until the investigation can be completed. This is an issue that is very important to the American public; we do not want our tax dollars spent on wild horse roundups or the wasteful public lands livestock grazing program. Thank you, (your name)" Then go to each Senator's and the Rep's website and use the Contact Me or Email Me screen to send the same script to them. Then write it out on a piece of paper and fax it to them (you can get their fax numbers from their Contact screens on their websites). Find your Senators here: https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm Find your Representative here: https://www.house.gov/representatives |
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Watch This Video by Laura Leigh at Wild Horse Education, then PLEASE take the action below. Yes, I know Sec. Haaland has been useless so far and yes we are all angry about it. But now is the time for ACTION, not complaining.
This graphic is made for sharing on FB and Instagram - please share and ask your friends and followers to take this quick action today. Tag @SecDebHaaland and @Interior #SecHaalandmeetLauraLeigh Let's make this meeting happen! |
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A great idea to help bring awareness to the public about our wild horses and burros!Start planning for 2022! Find a Festival of Trees in your area, or ask a bank or other business if you can display a tree for the holidays. Need wild horse and burro photos? Go to the Wild Mustangs Forever page on Facebook and create a post asking for photos:www.facebook.com/groups/2191762280917163
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Download our new SAFE Act graphic as a jpeg that can be easily shared on Facebook and Instagram. Go here https://www.facebook.com/Equine-SAFE-Act-Action-Group-2021-107273531550736 for current graphics for each state that include Members of the House of Representatives who are not currently cosponsoring the bill; please call your Rep and ask he/she to support the SAFE Act HR 3355, then save the graphic and share for your state! Right click to Save to your desktop and from there you can share it to Facebook, Instagram, or via email.
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Make a tik tok video sharing the reasons why your adopted wild horse(s) were rounded up, or a video showing pictures of healthy wild horses living free who are either about to be rounded up or were rounded up only to be replaced by cattle and/or sheep. This is a great way to help inform the public that the information put out by the BLM is false. Click on Download File, then right click and select Copy or Save As to save the graphic to your desktop or to a file.
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Graphics you can download and share on Facebook, Instagram, twitter to help bring awareness to the plight of our wild horses and burros. Click on Download File, then right click and select Copy or Save As to save the graphic to your desktop or to a file.
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This is a great small poster to help bring awareness to our wild horses. Print it, share it, post it everywhere and ask people to take action to help Save Our Wild Horses today!
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Sure, the thought of breeding your beloved mare and having a foal out of her is nice...but there are hundreds of domestic & wild horses and foals dropped at auction pens every single day by horse camps who are done with them for the season, by PMU breeders, and by breeders of all kinds (racing, western, Amish communities, and so many more). Encourage your community to adopt a horse from an auction pen and save an equine life today!
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Our newest action to take! To share the image, right click on it and choose Save As.
Fox News recently did a short interview with Carol Walker, wild horse photographer, who talked about the need for the Bureau of Land Management to immediately halt the AIP (Adoption Inventive Program) with our wild horses. Please help us by sending a tip to CNN and any other news stations you listen to. Send the following message: "Please have one of your reporters or anchors do a news story on the Bureau of Land Management's faulty Adoption Incentive Program that is resulting in our wild horses ending up being slaughtered. Families are profiting off of our wild horses by being paid $1000 by the Bureau of Land Management to adopt up to 4 horses each, then getting another $500 once they drop the wild horses off at an auction after receiving title to the horses after 12 months. This is resulting in federally protected wild horses being bought by kill buyers and trucked to Mexico or Canada for slaughter. Our wild horses are icons of the American west and do NOT deserve the treatment the Bureau of Land Management is doing to them." |