GENERAL FAQs

  • In 2022, it was estimated there were 82,384 horses, and that same year 20,193 were removed. If all of the round-ups take place in 2023, well over 10,000 will be removed, leaving only about 50,000 horses still roaming free. Should the round-ups continue at this pace, in about four years all wild horses and burros will be removed from their homes.

  • Take action by calling and writing our Senators, members of Congress, and the White House, spreading the word, and shopping to support the cause.

  • If you live outside of the US, you can help us spread the word by sharing our social media, shopping for the cause, and spreading the word!

  • YES! You can find the relevant phone numbers using the Congressional Switchboard (202) 224-3121.

  • Bureau of Land Management: BLM

  • HMA stands for Herd Management Areas, and HA is Horse Area. There are numerous HMA's in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon-Washington, Utah, and Wyoming. Additional wild horse areas not on public lands include North Dakota, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.

CONTACT FAQs

  • Click here to fill out electronic forms to write Senators and the White House.

  • On our Instagram, you will find daily updates, information, and additional ways to get involved!

  • Use the Contact Us form, and we will reply promptly with the details.

  • On our website, you can visit our How You Can Help page. Additionally, you can follow our Instagram, where a "Call to Action" caption is created with each Instagram post I publish. I regularly update our followers on what we need to accomplish, when, and how.

What is OUR GOAL?

Our goal is to bring attention to the cruelty wild horses are facing, halt the roundup programs that are destroying our wildlife, and create a safer environment for our wild horses to roam freely.