BLM wants to reduce Utah's Muddy Creek herd to just 75 wild horses across 283,000 acres—while hundreds of cattle continue to graze these public lands. Speak up by August 5.

Red Desert Complex: Stop Sterilization & Herd Reductions

BLM proposes removing nearly 1,800 wild horses from Wyoming's Red Desert Complex while introducing stallion castration, fertility control that could permanently sterilize mares, and artificial sex-ratio manipulation. Tell BLM to choose science-based, humane management instead.

FIRST TIME EVER: Comment on BLM Programmatic EA

BLM is preparing its first nationwide Programmatic EA for wild horse and burro roundups, removals, sterilization, and population control. Public comments are due July 2.

🐎 Muddy Creek Wild Horses Need Your Voice

Speak up for Utah’s Muddy Creek wild horses. BLM’s plan prioritizes livestock, keeps wild horse herds too small, limits their forage, and threatens their genetic health. Submit your comment today.

U.S. Forest Service Proposed Rule – Comment Deadline Today

The Cloud FoundationMarch 9, 2026Public Lands, wild horses, NEPA, Pubic Conservation, Public Participation

ACTION ALERT: Oppose Disaster Plan for 9,000 Wild Horses in Eastern Nevada

The Cloud FoundationNovember 18, 2024wild horses, Wildlife, Halt the Helicopters, helictoper roundups, Antelope Valley, Nevada

One More Try in 2024: End the Threat of a Slaughter Pipeline

In 2014, four foals were saved from the slaughter pipeline. Dubbed “The Dry Creek Quartet,” the foals were taken to TCF vet Dr. Lisa Jacobson, cared for, and placed in loving homes.
Baby “Piccolo” was only days old when separated from her mother and family - who went to slaughter.

The Cloud FoundationNovember 6, 2024slaughter, end horse slaughter, SAFE Act, H.R.3475/S.2037, wild horses, Wild Burros, horses, equine

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