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- BLM Advisory Board Recommends Killing 45,000 Wild Horses Burros
Discover the implications of the BLM Advisory Board's recommendation to kill 45,000 wild horses and burros, and learn how you can take action against this decision Issues We Work On Wild Horse Burro Protection
- U. S. Responds To Outrage Over Plan To Kill 45,000 Wild Horses
After thousands of people spoke up about a government advisory board's recommendation to kill the 45,000 wild horses and burros currently in federal holding facilities, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) finally responded On Wednesday, the agency said it has no current plans to kill the animals
- What does Project 2025 say about wild horses? - Return to Freedom
The U S Forest Service has previously said that it manages about 7,900 wild horses and burros ↩︎; The BLM manages wild horses on 26 9 million acres and the USFS on 2 5 million acres for a total of 29 4 million acres ↩︎; The BLM-set “Appropriate Management Level” for wild horses and burros on lands that it manages is 26,785
- Protest Project 2025 to keep wild horses and burros alive
However, the current protections for wild horses and burros are at risk by policy initiatives in Project 2025 and the Trump administration Project 2025 includes fear mongering myths about wild horses and a direct call for Congress to enact laws allowing BLM to “dispose” of them For those familiar with the author of Project 2025’s
- BLM Lays Out Plan to Manage Wild Horses and Burros to . . .
The BLM has submitted a report to Congress “Management Options for a Sustainable Wild Horse and Burro Program” with recommendations on managing the wild horses and burros on our public lands as well as the 46,000 held in short and long term holding facilities
- Numbers don’t lie: how the BLM safely gathers thousands of . . .
A wild horse is sorted through a chute at temporary holding during the 2021 Eagle Complex Wild Horse Gather Additional deaths may be reported at temporary holding for cases in which the BLM, after consultation with an on-site veterinarian, makes the decision to humanely euthanize an animal due to a chronic or pre-existing condition for which there is a low prognosis for recovery; for example
- Wild horse protections slashed in 2026 budget proposal . . .
The proposal cuts Bureau of Land Management funding by 25% and removes bans on killing federally protected animals, putting 64,000 wild horses and burros at risk Tens of thousands of federally protected wild horses and burros currently being held in government facilities, are at risk of being directly killed or sold for slaughter, under The
- BLM Says It Won’t Kill Wild Horses…For Now
Amidst massive public outcry, the Bureau of Land Management last week stated that it was rejecting a recommendation to kill up to 45,000 wild horses and burros now held in holding facilities "We are not going to sell to slaughter or put down healthy horses," a BLM spokesperson told the New York Times
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